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Sussex Archaeological Society GB 1850 MS Collections Sussex Archaeological Society This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 41416 The National Archives NOTE ON ACCESS Searchers should note that to secure access to any of these collections they must first make an appointment with the honorary librarian of the Sussex Archaeological Society. Sussex Archaeological Society, Barbican House, 169 High Street, Lewes BN7 1YE Tel. 01273-486290. COLLECTIONS OF WORKING PAPERS - AUTHORS Allcroft, A. Hadrian Andrews, P.B.S. Attree, F.W.T. Barton, Kenneth J. Bax, Alfred R. Biggar, Joyce T. M. Blaauw, William Henry Bleach, John Booker, T. P.L. Bothamley, Henry W. Brackenbury, K.F. Buck land, L.A. Budgen, Walter Burstow, George Philip Chandler, Allan Child, F. Cooper, William Durrant Courthope, Daphne Crook, B.M. Curwen, Eliot & E. Cecil Davenport, W.S. De Candole, H. Dell, Richard Denman, John Domes, R.L. Dunk in, Edwin H.W. Farrant, John H. * Godfrey, Walter H. Grant ham, W.W. Gray, J.V. Grlnsell, Leslie V. Gunnis, Rupert Hannah, I. Hodson, Leonard J. Holden, Eric W. Holgate, M. S. Honeywood, W. Johnston, George D. Langdon, F.G. Leeney, 0.H. Long, A. Lovegrove, H. Lower, Mark Antony MacDermott, K.H. Machell-Cox, E. , Mannington, H. Marten (Martin) family (several members) Meads, W.E. Norris, N.E.S. Pullein, Catherine Remnant, G.L. Rice, R. Garraway Ross, T. Salt, Mary C.L. Salzman, Louis F. Shaw, Frank Sheppard, V. Simmonds, C. Smith, Verena Standen family Stevens, F. Bentham Straker, E. Style, - Tebbutt, C.F. Thompson, David N. Tibbie, Ronald B. Vigor, H.C. Wetherill-, E. Whatmore, L.E. Whitley, H. Mitchell Williams-Freeman, J.P. Wilson, A.E. Winthrope, Isabel Wynter, T. Stoolball portfolio (collection of notes and cuttings - various authors) ynarcl iff ARCHAEOLOGY: INDIVIDUAL SITES Site Author Arlington Burleigh, G.T. Barkhale Seton-Williams, S. & others Bayham Abbey Streeten, A. Belle Tout Bradley, R. Bilsham area, Yapton Day, P.C. Cissbury Harrison, J. Park Cuckmere Field-walking Garwood, P. & Martin, D. (photos) Denton area Westley, B. & others Ditchling Beacon Peters, W.M. & D.A. Friston Clark, Grahame Glynde Saville, B. Hamsey Allen, M. J. & Gregory, D. Harting area Brightwell, H. Harting Beacon Keef, P. & Frere, S.S. Hermitage Rocks, High Hurstwood Jacobi, R.M. & Tebbutt, C,F. Houndean Bottom, Lewes Maloney, M. Lewes, various sites Lewes Archaeological Group Littlehampton Blick, F.M. Northeye Wynne-Woodhouse, W. C. Novington Manor, Plumpton Butler, C. Rackham Garton, D. Saxonbury Craddock, Jil l ARCHAEOLOGY: INDIVIDUAL SITES - by author Allen, M.J. & Gregory, D. Hamsey Bllck, F.M. Littlehampton Bradley, R. Belle Tout Brlghtwell, H. Harting area Burleigh, G.T. Arlington Butler, C. Novington Manor, Plumpton Clark, Grahame Friston Craddock, Jil l Saxonbury Day, P.G. Frere, S.S. see Keef, P. 4 Bilshara area, Yapton Frere, S.S. Garton, D. Garwood, P. & Martin, D. Rackham Gregory, D. see Allen. M. J. & Gregory,D. Harrison, J. Park Cuckmere field=walking (photos) Jacobi, R.M. 4 Tebbutt, C.F. Keef, P. & Frere, S.S. Lewes Archaeological Group Cissbury Maloney, M. Peters, W.M. & D.A. Hermitage Rocks, High Hurstwood Seville, B. Harting Beacon Seton-Williams, S. and others Lewes, various sites Streeten, A. Houndean Bottom, Lewes Tebbutt, C.F. see Jacobi. R.M. & Ditchling Beacon Tebbutt, C.F. Glynde Westley, B. and others Barkhale Wynne-Wooodhouse, W.C. Bayham Abbey Denton area Northeye ALLCROFT, A. HADRIAN (ft' A- (Ufy of (fa jet W Box 1 Notebooks: 1. Various subjects, mostly archaeological connection. 1914 2. "Arundel II". Historical and archaeological sites. 1919 3. Midhurst, Pyecombe, Clayton; other local churches. 1921 4. Arundel area, and other counties. 1921 5. Churches, archaeology, Sussex and other counties, 1923 g u n it H II 1925 7. Additamenta. 8. Amphitheatres (mainly), Sussex & other counties. 9. Lewes Castle " 10. Sussex; Tuigs of Iceland; and other notes. 11. Surrey camps ­ map. 12. Sussex ­ Caburn; Roman roads. Envelopes 1. Chanctonbury. 2. Ranscombe Field plan ­ names. 3. Sussex earthworks ­ Chichester & neighbourhood. 4. Sussex earthworks ­ Burglough, Tote Copse, Aldingbourne; moated site, Isfield. 5. Celtic roads ­ Harrow Hil l to Adur. 6. The Conquest of Sussex. 7. Binderton Circus. 8. Goosehill Camp. 9. Lewes area, field notes. 10. Buckland Bank. 11. Dene Holes. 12. The Burghal Hideage. 13. Clayton Church and Frescoes. 14. Rapes of Sussex. 15. River Arun. 16. Waters of Arun. 17. Roman stations in England. 18. Sussex ­ miscellaneous sites. 19. Sussex Miscellanea. 19A. 3 diagrams of pots. 20. Sussex Boroughs. - I ­ Allcroft (cont.) Box 2 Envelopes 21. Amphitheatres. 22. Barrows. Nutbourne, Wiltshire. 23. The Chronology of Barrows. 24. Circular Churchyards. 25. Downland Terrace-Ways. 26. Druidism. 27. Earthworks. (Non-Sussex). 28. Exmoor Camps. 29. Fish ponds. 30. Hearths. 31. Leet jurisdiction in England. 32. The lost Manor of Nonneminster. 33. Mahomet and the Mountain. 34. Mendis camps. 35. The Moat. 36. The Place Names "Stroud" and"Thorpe". 37. Prehistory of Churches. 38. Prehistory of Northumbria. 39. Roman roads. 40. Scotic Christianity and Barrow burials. 41. The Stone Circle in Ancient Greece. 42. Stone circles. 43. Stonehenge. 44. Walton Manor. 45. Wiltshire Earthworks. 46. Sweating Houses. Box 3 ARCHAEOLOGICAL PLANS AND SITES Maps from "Waters of Arun": Chapter 3. Parish of North Stoke. Area between Rackham Banks and North Stoke. Chapter 5. Arundel to Tortington corner. Chapter 8. Area between Arundel/Patching down to coast. (Nonneminster) Envelopes 47. Yarnbury Castle (camp) Wilts. LIX 3 Wilts. XXXV.5 Wilts. LII 6.10. Scratchbury Camp. Wilts. LVII. 13. White Street Castle. 48. -Caer Caradoc - Shropshire. LXXVI.7 " " LVI.2.6. Circus on Gussage Down, Cranborne Chase. - a­ Allcroft (Cont.) Box 3 (Cont.) Envelopes 49. Devil's Dyke. Loose Bottom. Bible Bottom. Eastwick Chanctonbury Ring. Ditchling Beacon. Burpham. Plans - loose Roman camps - Sarratt. Relative areas of Roman camps. Drawing - possible reconstruct ton of Roman temple? Type of Old Sarum. Coomb Moss - Cleeve (Glos.) Bexley Bushes. Folder with various archaeological plans (some fairly rough); all non-Sussex except Stoughton Down. A few drawings, archaeological items. Box 4 "The Circle and the Cross". Reprints from copies of the Archaeological Journal - Author's copy. Plus handwritten copy of appendices. -3­ ANDREWS, P.B.S. One Box. Item No. 1. Envelope Some notes on the history of Maresfleld Park - 2 copies " " " " " - 1 copy plus list of principal sources used or consulted. A Fictitious Purported Antique Map - 2 copies A Fraudulent Purported Historical Map - 1 copy A Fictitious Purported Historical Map - 3 copies A note on the names of Ashdown Forest and Maresfield - 2 copies History of Marshalls Manor (as known 14 May 71). Extract from "Rotherfield" by Catherine Pullein. Copy of letter to editor S.A.C. enclosing article on "A Fraudulent Purported Antique Map". AB calendar of Maresfield Park muniments 2 and 2A. Folder Considerable correspondence concerning the Dawson map of Maresfield Forge in 1724 between P.B.S. Andrews, the Society and others, and letters about Col. Andrews1 talk on the BBC Chronicle programme on "PiItdown". Further correspondence on same subject. 3. Envelope Script of BBC Chronicle programme. [Note: Tape of recorded interview of Magnus Magnusson and P.B.S.Andrews stored in Negatives Room in Museum Area.] 4. Envelope Correspondence with R.H.S. Wisley re Rhododendron Bud Blast (ours?) Invitation to speak at Piltdown W. I. 15/2/1974. Correspondence re transferring records from ESRO to WSRO and the depositing of the Maresfield parish registers and records at ESRO, and other general correspondence. ATTREE, F.W.T. Shelved Manuscript books Black notebooks Nos. 1 - 143 Subjects covered: Chancery Proceedings Court Rolls Deeds, Fines and book references Families and places, particulars relating to Inquisitions Post Mortem Marriage Licences Monumental Inscriptions Parish Register transcripts Pedigrees and Arms Wills Miscellaneous documents Black notebooks un-numbered Subjects covered: At tree family, notes and records on Bull family notes Lewes Marriage Licences Memoirs of F.W.T. Attree Paley family wills Pedigrees and where to find them Box file containing 10 small notebooks lettered C, D, E, F, 6, H, L, plus three unmarked. (Subjects similar to those covered in Notebooks 1 - 143) Larger MS Books Index to small notebooks Index A - K Index L - Z Appendix I: Letters from J.H. Greenstreet Peckham (professional researcher) to Miss Attree reporting results from PRO etc. Appendix II Ditto Ditto Books A, B, C [F.1], C.F 1-7: all Attree pedigrees. Book: Notes on family of Attree - principally of Sussex Book A.I. Attree family - general information Book A.II. Attree family - Court Rolls, general information and pedigrees. Printed book: BERRY, William, County Genealogies of Sussex see also Guide to Attree Indexes (shelved with Collection) BARTON, K.J. Box 1 The Development and dating of Medieval Pottery in Sussex. Envelopes 1/1 Development and dating of medieval pottery in Sussex I - Text and photos. 1/2 Ditto. Drawings II 1/3 Ditto. Drawings III 1/4 Ditto. Decorated Jugs I 1/5 Ditto Ditto II 1/6 Post Roman pottery from Tower Street, Chichester. 1/7 Decorated Ewers I 1/8 Ditto II 1/9 Post medieval pottery - drawings Box 2 Envelopes. Pottery items etc. 2/1 Painted Ware Vessels - drawings 2/2 Tiles and chimney pots - drawings 2/3 Lamps, crucible (alleged), spindle-whorls, lids - drawings 2/4 Cooking pots I 2/5 Ditto II 2/6 Skillets and pans 2/7 Pottery, Middleton-on-Sea. 2/8 Anthropomorphic decoration, Aquamanile, Knight jugs 2/9 Kilns - Blnsted, Chichester, Hailsham, Hastings, Rye 2/10 Ridge tiles 2/11 Michelham Priory excavations 2/12 General correspondence and miscellaneous 2/13 Miscellaneous notes and reports BAX, ALFRED RIDLEY Collection consists of: 3 boxes of notebooks 5 MS books see "Guide to the Bax Collection", shelved with Collection.
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