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Midland Ancestors Lending Library Catalogue Ref Description V. 2018.1 936 "East Anglian Families" Directory Perkins, J.P. 1990 "From Sheffield City to Sutton Sands" The life and times Morris, Herbert E. 925 of Herbert E. Morris 1907-1996 1990 "London Gazette" Supplement 9 Mar 1928. Funds in 847 Court (General Register Office) One-name lists in the Library 240 of the Society of Genealogists 1995 90+ An Ordinary Man Doing The Extraordinary Thing, 915 The Don Weight Story, An Autobiography Weight, D. 1991 366 A Bundle of Title Deeds, Title Deeds Explained Andrews, S. 1990 954 A Chronicle of the Damned 364 A Country Camera 1844-1914 Winter, G. 1966 A Cry from the Streets, The Boys Club Movement from 887 1850's to the Present Day Dawes, F. 1975 543 A Family's History Boyd Insley, V. 2001 A Glossary of Household, Farming & Trade Terms from 776 Probate Inventories Milward, R. 1982 A Guide to Historical Collections of the 19th & 20th Centuriers preserved in the House of Lords Record 485 Office. 1978 Shurer, K, Anderson, A Guide to Historical Datafiles Held in Machine S.J. & Duncan, J.A. 443 Readable Form 1992 554 A Heritage Family History Heritage, J. 2000 210 A History of the Cheltenham Ladies College 1853 - 1979 Clarke, A. K. 1979 Feather F. & 159 A Life of Dougal (Samuel Herbert Dougall 1846 - 1903) Lockwood M. 2010 195 A Literary Atlas & Gazetteer of the British Isles Hardwick, M. 1973 A Simplified Guide to Probate Jurisdictions, Where to 642 Look for Wills (Gibson Guide) Gibson, J.S.W. 1980 A Son's Tribute to His Mother, Harriet Needham (nee 727 Dobson) 1819-1913 Needham, R.R. 346 A Thousand Years of the English Parish Jones, Anthea 2000 715 A Victorian Boyhood, An Autobiography of his Childhood Jones, L.E. 1955 698 Accountants, Certified & Corporate Year Book 1955-56 Allen, F.A. & Adeney, 291 Adeney, The Name and Family of Adeney A.W. 1974 Aircrew who flew operationally under Fighter Command 634 Control in the Battle of Britain, 1940 615 Albright & Wilson, 100 years of Phosphorus Making Shrelfall, R E. 1951 495 Aldington & Badsey, Villages in the Vale Phillips, R. 2009 Alexander Denton and the Willison Family, Denton 696 Monument in Hereford Cathedral Alfred Henry Hibbs 1881-1968, Alf's Story: An errand 688 boy from the Midlands Fitchett, P.E. 2003 830 Alfred Southall (of Birmingham), A Memoir Ross, W. 1931 Brooke Little, J.P. 115 An Heraldic Alphabet 1973 An Introduction to Medieval Geneaolgy Part II, Humphrey-Smith, C. 264 Bibliography & Glossary R. 119 An Outline of Heraldry in England & Scotland Smith, R.L. 426 Ancestral Anomalies Southwck, M. 1996 865 Ancestral Trails, 2nd Ed. Herber, Mark, 2005 24 Anecdotes of Heraldry Elvin, C.N. 1864 Anglo-Scottish Relations & the Border, B.C. to the 17th 412 Century. "Celts to Stuarts" Armstrong, B. 1991 348 Arms and Armour in England Munn. Sir. J. 1969 636 Army Honours and Awards (Lists of Officers) 462 Army List Part 1 1991 At the Sign of the Crane, 350 years of Burrup, Mathison 267 & Co. Ltd. 1628-1978 McConnell, B. 1978 255 Australia - Bega Valley GS Journals Australia - Canberra H&GSoc, Journal "Ancestral 584 Searcher" 931 Australia - Cape Banks FHS Journal 279 Australia - Central Coast FHG Journal Australia - North Queensland FHA, Journal "Relatively 666 Speaking" Australia - Richmond-Tweed FHS., Newsletter "The 767 Cedar Log" Australia - South Australia G&HSoc Journal "South 490 Australian Genealogist" 678 Australia - South East FHG Newsletter 367 Australia - Victoria GS Journal "Ancestor" 781 Australia, First Fleet Convicts, Crimes of. Cobley, J. 1970 Australia, Is Yours An S.S. Great Britain Family? 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    Ricardian Register Richard III Society, Inc. Vol. 45 No. 4 December, 2014 Richard III Forever Printed with permission l Mary Kelly l Copyright © 2012 In this issue: Bosworth 1485 Were They Really Called That? Ricardian Review 2014 Annual Reports Inside cover (not printed) Contents Bosworth 1485 2 Were They Really Called That? 7 From the Editor 9 Letters to the Editor 10 Message from American Branch Chairman 10 AGM Banquet Entertainment 11 2014 Dickon Award 12 Ricardian Review 13 2014 Annual Reports 20 Chairman’s Report 20 Treasurer’s Report 21 Editor’s Report 26 Sales Office Report 26 Chapters' Advisor Report 27 Illinois Chapter Report 27 Michigan Chapter Report 28 New England Chapter Report 28 Tidewater Chapter (DC-MD-VA) Report 29 Row, Row, Row Your Boat… 30 Board, Staff, and Chapter Contacts 34 Membership Application/Renewal Dues 35 Submission guidelines 36 ~ ©2014 Richard III Society, Inc., American Branch. No part may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means mechanical, electrical or photocopying, recording or information storage retrieval—without written permission from the Society. Articles submitted by members remain the property of the author. The Ricardian Register is published four times per year. Subscriptions for the Register only are available at $25 annually. In the belief that many features of the traditional accounts of the character and career of Richard III are neither supported by sufficient evidence nor reasonably tenable, the Society aims to promote in every possible way research into the life and times of Richard III, and to secure a re-assessment of the material relating to the period, and of the role in English history of this monarch.