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Hunsdon and Widford a local history Hunsdon Local History Society 1979 Glossy Paperback, 21 * 15 cm, 60 pages, many b/w photographs & drawings |
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Early History The First Settlers The Romans The Anglo-Saxons and the Norman Conquest The Lords of the Manor The Lords' powers Tudor and Stuart Times The Royal Connection with Hunsdon House The Parish Churches and the Reformation Local People: their occupations and possessions Local Self-Government Dissent and Independence The Constable : The Pinder The Aletaster : The Surveyor of the Highways The Care of the Poor Where They Lived Village Lay-out: The Houses of the Poor Widford Houses Eastwick Hunsdon The Eighteenth Century Village The Gentry and Their Houses Village Society The Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries The Influence of the Landowners Hunsdon Village Widford Village The Local Schools The War, and the R.A.F. in Hunsdon. |
Hunsdon and Widford are Hertfordshire villages about half way between Ware and Sawbridgeworth The cover (illustrated) shows a portrait of Edward VI, with Hunsdon Church and Hunsdon House in the background.
Sir Thomas Foster's tomb |
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