Cake & Cockhorse Volume 9
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Click on the issue links below to view the PDF for each issue and use the page number in the table to find the article. The Complete Index will also give you the page number where the name or subject can be found.
| Volume 9 - Autumn 1982 - Summer 1985 | |||
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| Issue 1 | Issue 2 | Issue 3 | Issue 4 |
| Issue 5 | Issue 6 | Issue 7 | Issue 8 |
| Issue 9 | |||
| There is no Complete Index to Names, Places and Subjects - Volume 9 | |||
| Reference Vol‑Issue‑Page |
Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09-01-002 | Hook Norton: Buildings and History: A brief history from Saxon times to date | Reg Dand | 2 |
| 09-01-007 | A Hook Norton Family: The Calcott family and inventory of 1682, with illustrations | Sue Coltman | 7 |
| 09-01-014 | The Hook Norton Ironstone Companies: A description of four companies and their quarries, | Roger Gorton | 14 |
| 09-01-023 | ‘From Our Own Correspondent’: Headlines from the Banbury Guardianconcerning Hook Norton | Fred Beale | 23 |
| 09-01-027 | Village Dissenters: The Hook Norton Baptist Chapel and its Chapelyard | Kate Tiller | 27 |
| 09-01-032 | Some Field Names in the parish of Hook Norton. | Percy Hackling | 32 |
| 09-02-038 | Inventory of the Goods of Nathaniel Fiennes, d. 1669 | 38 | |
| 09-02-049 | High Days and Holidays in Hook Norton: How people conducted their free time B.T.V. (before television) | Alan Sibson | 49 |
| 09-02-052 | Pudding Time in Oxfordshire in 1823: George IV visits Oxfordshire | Christopher Sinclair-Stevenson | 52 |
| 09-03-067 | The Village Schoolmaster, 1866-1882: Mr Etchells’ time at Hook Norton School | Don Amphlett | 67 |
| 09-03-074 | Tradesmen of Hook Norton in the Nineteenth Century: Documenting village tradesmen and sources of information | Mary Sumner | 74 |
| 09-03-067 | The Halls of Hook Norton: Carpenters, wheelwrights and wellsinkers | Gill White and Jean Williams | 79 |
| 09-03-086 | John Plumb of Shenington, husbandman: excerpts from his account book, 1772-1792 | Nan Clifton | 86 |
| 09-03-089 | Burton Dassett and the last Lady Say | D.E.M.Fiennes | 89 |
| 09-04-098 | Mischief, Pranks and Spare Time: Aspects of the leisure of Edwardian village youth | Michael Pickering | 98 |
| 09-04-112 | Mary Dew (1845-1936) of Lower Heyford: A model Victorian teacher | Pamela Horn | 112 |
| 09-05-130 | ‘De Arte Venandi cum Auibus’: A history of the art of falconry | R.J. Ivens | 130 |
| 09-05-139 | The Old Vicarage, Horsefair, Banbury: The building and its history described | Barbara Adkins | 139 |
| 09-05-143 | The Will of Nathaniel Fiennes (1608-1669) | D.E.M. Fiennes | 143 |
| 09-05-148 | North Oxfordshire Parish Registers and Modern Transcripts: A list of registers, the dates covered and the places where the originals and transcripts are deposited | Colin G. Harris | 148 |
| 09-06-158 | From Daguerrotype to Dry Plate: The growth of professional photography in Banbury | Sarah Gosling | 158 |
| 09-06-165 | Canons Ashby: A Civil War skirmish | J. Portergill | 165 |
| 09-06-166 | Cofferer Cope and the Copes of Canons Ashby | Clare Jakeman | 166 |
| 09-06-168 | Taxpayers in Restoration Banbury: The taxes, the taxpayers and their houses described together with lists for 1661, 1662, 1663, 1665, including Neithrop, Grimsbury and Nethercote | J.S.W. Gibson | 168 |
| 09-07-194 | Hedge Dating on the Broughton Estate | Gillian Beeston | 194 |
| 09-07-201 | A Report of the Oxfordshire Archaeological Unit | Tim Allen | 201 |
| 09-07-101 | From the early Banbury Guardian | Penelope Renold | 202 |
| 09-07-205 | Cake & Cockhorse: ‘The First Quarter Century’: list of articles published to Summer 1984 | 205 | |
| 09-08-222 | Medieval Building Trades | R.J. Ivens | 222 |
| 09-08-237 | The Building of Banbury Library in 1884 | Malcolm Graham | 237 |
| 09-08-240 | The Expansion of Broughton Castle, 1550-1554 | David Fiennes | 240 |
| 09-08-243 | From the early Banbury Guardian | Penelope Renold | 243 |
| 09-09-250 | A Teenage Diary of the 1890s: George James Dew of Lower Heyford | Pamela Horn | 250 |
| 09-09-261 | An Old Banbury Society [The Banbury Book Society] | Ted Clark | 261 |
| 09-09-263 | Sarah’s Secret, or No Stone Unturned [Bodfish of Tadmarton, C18/19] | Mary Bodfish | 263 |
| 09-09-268 | From the early Banbury Guardian | Penelope Renold | 268 |