Bourne Archive: Lincolnshire

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General :

Notable Lincolnshire People

Eleventh Century :

Hereward

Spalding Priory (1052 – 1353)

Twelfth Century :

Kesteven Forest (ca. 1100 – 1231)

Fourteenth Century:

Economics (1314 – 24)

Fifteenth Century:

Flood Defence Administration (1500)

Sixteenth Century :

Job Hartop

Seventeenth Century :

Plague (1563 – 1666)

Edward Harwood

Eastern Association (1642)

Cromwell in Lincolnshire (1642)

The King’s Treasure (1642)

Edward Lake (1642-3)

Donington (1643)

Siege of Crowland (1643)

Fall of Crowland (1644)

Gosberton (1645)

English Civil War (1641 – 50)

Drainage Dispute (1650)

Fines on Royalists

George Fox, Quaker (1656)

Elizabeth Hudson’s petition (1660)

Plague (1666)

Eighteenth Century:

Banking & Property (1740)

William Dodd’s Prospectus (1750)

Enclosure Allotment (1770)

Poor Law Administration (1792)

Storm (1800)

Nineteenth Century:

John Moore’s Aveland (1809)

Boston’s boundaries (1831)

Boston 1843

The parishes of Bourne Poor Law Union (1843)

Camp of Refuge (1844)

Bourne Poor Law Union (1882)

Charles Worth (1895)

Bourne Pottery (1896)

Lincoln Cathedral Guide (1890s)

Twentieth Century:

Lincolnshire Special Constabulary Bulletin (1940)

Lincolnshire Special Constabulary Report (1941)

Lincolnshire Special Constabulary Bulletin (1941)

Instructions to Lincolnshire Special Constables (1942)

Lincolnshire Special Constabulary Bulletin (1942)

Lincolnshire Special Constabulary Instructional Pamphlet (1943)

Lincolnshire Special Constabulary Instructional Pamphlet (1943)

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