Sussex Record Society
Illustration — Sussex Record Society The Sussex Record Society is a text publication society founded in 1901. It publishes scholarly editions of historical records related to the English county of Sussex. It is a registered charity.
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Illustration — Sussex Record Society The Sussex Record Society is a text publication society founded in 1901. It publishes scholarly editions of historical records related to the English county of Sussex. It is a registered charity.
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• Church Surveys of Chichester Archdeaconry 1602, 1610 & 1636, Vol. 98. 2016. • Chichester Archdeaconry Depositions 1603–1608, Vol. 97. 2015. • Letters of John Collier of Hastings 1731–1746, Vol. 96. 2014. • Littlehampton School Logbook 1871–1911, Vol. 95. 2013. • Winchelsea Poor Law Records 1790–1841. Malcolm Pratt, Vol. 94. 2012. • East Sussex Church Monuments 1530–1830. Nigel Llewellyn, Vol. 93. s. 2010/11 • Accounts and Records of the Manor of Mote in Iden 1441–1551, 1673. Mark Gardiner and Christopher Whittick, Vol. 92. 2009. • Sussex Clergy Inventories 1660–1750. Annabelle Hughes, Vol. 91. 2008. • The Durford Cartulary. Janet Stevenson, Vol. 90. 2007. • East Sussex Coroners’ Records 1688–1838. Roy Hunnisett, Vol. 89. 2006. • Sussex Cricket in the Eighteenth Century. Timothy J. McCann, Vol. 88. 2005. • East Sussex Parliamentary Deposited Plans 1799–1970. Roger Davey, Vol. 87. 2003. • Sussex Shore to Flanders Fields: Heron-Allens Journal of the Great War. Brian W. Harvey and Carol Fitzgerald, Vol. 86. 2002. • Sussex Depicted – Views and descriptions 1600–1800. John H. Farrant, Vol. 85. 2001. • Sussex in the First World War. Keith Grieves, Vol. 84. 2004. • Mid Sussex Poor Law Records, 1601–1835. Ian Nelson & Norma Pilbeam, Vol. 83. 2002. • West Sussex Land Tax, 1785. Alan Readman, Lionel Falconer, Rosie Ritchie & Peter Wilkinson, Vol. 82. 2001. • Sussex Schools in the 18th Century. John Caffyn, Vol. 81 1998. • The Ashdown Forest Dispute 1876–1882. Brian Short 1997, Vol. 80 1997. • Saint Richard of Chichester. David Jones, Vol. 79 1995. • Chichester Diocesan Surveys, 1686 and 1724 Wyn K. Ford, Vol. 78 1994. • East Sussex Land Tax, 1785. Roger Davey, Vol. 77 1991. • The Fuller Letters, 1728–1755. David Crossley & Richard Saville, Vol. 76 1991. • The Religious Census of Sussex. John A, Vickers, Vol. 75 1989. • Sussex Coroners Inquests, 1485–1558. R. F. Hunnisett, Vol. 74 1985. • Correspondence of the Dukes of Richmond and Newcastle, 1724–1750. Timothy J. McCann, Vol. 73 1984. • Printed Maps of Sussex 1575–1900. David Kingsley, Vol. 72 1982. • Accounts of the Roberts Family of Boarzell, 1568–1582. Robert Tittler, Vol. 71 1979. • The Town Book of Lewes, 1837–1901, Verena Smith, Vol. 70 1976. • The Town Book of Lewes, 1702–1837, Verena Smith, Vol. 69 1973 • The Journal of Giles Moore of Horsted Keynes, 1655–1679. Ruth Bird, Vol. 68 1971 • Estate Surveys of the Fitzalan Earls of Arundel, 14th century. Marie Clough, Vol. 67 1969. • A Catalogue of Sussex Estate and Tithe Award Maps, Part II, 1597–1958. Francis W. Steer, Vol. 66 1968. • Cellarers Rolls of Battle Abbey. Eleanor Searle & Barbara Ross, Vol. 65 1967. • Rye Shipping Records, 1556–1590. Richard F. Dell, Vol. 64 1966 • The Book of Bartholomew Bolney, 15th century. Marie Clough, Vol. 63 1964 • Minutes of the Common Council of the City of Chichester, 1783–1826. Francis W. Steer, Vol. 62 1963. • A Catalogue of Sussex Estate and Tithe Award Maps, Part I, 1606–1884. Francis W. Steer, Vol. 61 1962. • Custumals of the Manors of Laughton, Willingdon and Goring, 1292–1338. A. E. Wilson, Vol. 60 1962. • Chartulary of Boxgrove Priory, 12th-14th centuries. Lindsay Fleming, Vol. 59. s 1960. • Chapter Acts, Chichester, 1545–1642. W. D. Peckham, Vol. 58 1960. • Custumals of Sussex Manors of the Archbishop of Canterbury, 1285–1330. B.C Redwood & A. E. Wilson, Vol. 57 1958. • Lay Subsidy Rolls, 1524–1525. Julian Cornwall, Vol. 56 1957 • Ministers Accounts of the Manor of Petworth, 1347–1353. L. F. Salzman, Vol. 55 1955. • Quarter Sessions Order Book, 1642–1649. B.C Redwood, Vol. 54 1954. • The Manor of Etchingham cum Salehurst. Sir Sylvanus P, Vivian, Vol. 53 1953. • Chapter Acts, Chichester, 1472–1544. W. D. Peckham, Vol. 52 1952. • Sussex Views from the Burrell Collection 1776–1791. Walter H Godfrey and L.F. Salzman. Jubilee Vol. 1951. • Record of Deputations of Gamekeepers. L. F. Salzman, Vol. 51 1951. • Churchwardens Presentments, Part I, Archdeaconry of Lewes. Hilda Johnstone, Vol. 50 1950.
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