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• A Schedule of Writings concerning the Manor of Crawley Magna and Broughtons purchased by Wiiliam Lowndes from Theed
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    • The Local Lowndes Family Tree
      • Atcherley, Margaret
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    • William Lowndes Stone 1712 to 1772
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    • William Lowndes Stone 1750 to 1830
    • William Selby Lowndes of Winslow and Whaddon 1734 to 1813
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• Hollows Manor originally called Haudlo Manor
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• Horace Hatton-A story of North Crawley 1934
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• Lord Thomas Trevor- The 1st Lord Trevor
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      • English Court Rolls The Manor of Great Crawley heretofore Broughtons
        • Court Roll 58
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      • Latin Court Rolls The Manor of Great Crawley heretofore Broughtons
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• Manors- A General Description
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• Memories of Henrietta Maslin
• North Crawley Census 1891
• North Crawley Census 1891
• North Crawley Census 1891 searchable
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  • Enclosure 1773
    • Why did it happen?
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• St Firmin’s Oak Rood Screen
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• The Atterbury Family of Up End North Crawley
• The Award to William Foskett
• The Award to Ann Belsham
• The Award to Benoni Cuthbertson
• The Award to Catherine Lowndes Stone
• The Award to Charles Chester
• The Award to David Mortier
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• The Award to Robert Andrews
• The Award to Robert Cowley
• The Award to Samuel Wright
• The Award to The Earl of Exeter
• The Award to the Earl of Exeter
• The Award to the Trustees & Feoffees of North Crawley Charity
• The Award to Thomas Griggs
• The Award to Thomas Lowndes
• The Award to Thomas Moors
• The Award to Thomas Sandon
• The Award to William Barrett
• The Award to William Cooke
• The Award to William Lowndes of Astwoodbury
• THE CATUVELLAUNI TRIBE
• The Chester Family
• The Earl of Exeter and The Huntingdon Fee
• The Enclosure award to Frances Rigg
• The Foskett Family of Hurst End
• The Hatton Family
• The Industrial Revolution and Transport
• The Modern Operation of North Crawley United Charities
• The Origins of The Earl of Exeter’s Claim
• The Swearing of the Enclosure Award
• The Will of Bernard Foskett
• The Will of Hannah Foskett
• Thomas Selby Lowndes 1776 to 1860
• Village Description
• Village Directories, Occupations and Census
• Who were they. Residents Stories
• William Fosketts Enclosure Award
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