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    • 1.1: Sitemap
  • 2: The Book
    • 2.1: Contents
    • 2.2: Beginnings
      • 2.2.1: The Beginnings of Harwell
      • 2.2.2: The Charters
    • 2.3: Middle Ages
      • 2.3.1: Harwell Church
      • 2.3.2: The Medieval Manors
      • 2.3.3: Cruck Buildings
    • 2.4: Tudors
      • 2.4.1: The Tudor period
      • 2.4.2: Berkshire Farmers
      • 2.4.3: The Harwell Mug
      • 2.4.4: The Family Name
      • 2.4.5: Trade Tokens
      • 2.4.6: In the Civil War
    • 2.5: Charities
      • 2.5.1: John Loder
      • 2.5.2: Christopher Elderfield
      • 2.5.3: Poor's Orchard
      • 2.5.4: William Wells
      • 2.5.5: J. King
      • 2.5.6: Frances Geering
      • 2.5.7: Matthew Eaton
      • 2.5.8: Robert Loder
      • 2.5.9: Bagg's Tree
      • 2.5.10: An Old Harwell Recipe
    • 2.6: 19th C
      • 2.6.1: Enclosures
      • 2.6.2: The Great Fire of Harwell
      • 2.6.3: Fire at Didcot Station
      • 2.6.4: Harwell and the Early Posts
    • 2.7: People
      • 2.7.1: The Manor of Bishop's Harwell
      • 2.7.2: The Bob Lays
      • 2.7.3: The Bosley Family
      • 2.7.4: John Lay
      • 2.7.5: An old woman of Harwell
      • 2.7.6: Thomas James Pryor
        • 2.7.6.1: T.J. Pryor Letter
        • 2.7.6.2: T.J. Pryor Poem
      • 2.7.7: The Day Family
      • 2.7.8: The Hitchman Family
      • 2.7.9: Other Old Harwell Families
      • 2.7.10: Pillar House
        • 2.7.10.1: John Bacon
        • 2.7.10.2: L. Leslie Brooke
      • 2.7.11: Dr Richard Rice
      • 2.7.12: Kelly's Directory
      • 2.7.13: The School Log-book
        • 2.7.13.1: School Photos
      • 2.7.14: Pictorial Miscellany
    • 2.8: 20th C
      • 2.8.1: Stanley Day
        • 2.8.1.1: The Turn of the Century
        • 2.8.1.2: A Visit to Harwell
      • 2.8.2: Tape Recordings
        • 2.8.2.1: A Houseboy at Harwell
        • 2.8.2.2: Eliza Hutchings
        • 2.8.2.3: Harwell Bakeries
        • 2.8.2.4: The Eggs
        • 2.8.2.5: Old Neighbours
        • 2.8.2.6: Fire at King's Farm
        • 2.8.2.7: Will It Light?
        • 2.8.2.8: Miss Irene Clarke
        • 2.8.2.9: Miss Clarke's School
      • 2.8.3: Poem by H.S. Baker
    • 2.9: WWII
      • 2.9.1: The Second World War
      • 2.9.2: Guinea Pig Club
      • 2.9.3: Harwell in Wartime - I
      • 2.9.4: Harwell in Wartime - II
      • 2.9.5: School Life in Wartime
      • 2.9.6: The Harwell Players
    • 2.10: 1945-85
      • 2.10.1: AERE
      • 2.10.2: Harwell Parish Council
      • 2.10.3: Water and Sewage
      • 2.10.4: Nursing Service
      • 2.10.5: School Life after the War
      • 2.10.6: The Winterbrook Youth Club
      • 2.10.7: The Public Houses
      • 2.10.8: The Whit Monday Feast
      • 2.10.9: Wild Flowers of Harwell
      • 2.10.10: The Bee Orchid
      • 2.10.11: Village Footpaths
      • 2.10.12: St Matthew's Church Today
      • 2.10.13: Harwell Women's Institute
      • 2.10.14: Harwell Bowls Club
      • 2.10.15: Harwell Football Club
    • 2.11: Cherries
      • 2.11.1: Robert Loder
      • 2.11.2: Cherries (1965)
      • 2.11.3: Gordon Bosley
      • 2.11.4: The Cherries
    • 2.12: Appendices
      • 2.12.1: Harwell Charters
        • 2.12.1.1: Introduction
        • 2.12.1.2: Charter No 1
        • 2.12.1.3: Charter No 2
        • 2.12.1.4: Charter No 3
        • 2.12.1.5: Charter References
      • 2.12.2: Buildings
      • 2.12.3: Glossary
      • 2.12.4: Contributors
      • 2.12.5: References
  • 3: New Material
    • 3.1: Photo updates
    • 3.2: Harwell Geology
      • 3.2.1: The solid stuff
      • 3.2.2: A section through Harwell
      • 3.2.3: Sarsens
      • 3.2.4: Surface Drift Deposits
      • 3.2.5: The Bargain Stone
    • 3.3: Listed Buildings
    • 3.4: The Kicking Donkey
    • 3.6: Harwell in Maps
  • 4: Archives
    • 4.1: All the photos
    • 4.2: Harwell News

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Some Nineteenth Century Families, Houses and Personalities

  • 2.7.1: The Manor of Bishop's Harwell
  • 2.7.2: The Bob Lays
  • 2.7.3: The Bosley Family
  • 2.7.4: John Lay
  • 2.7.5: An old woman of Harwell
  • 2.7.6: Thomas James Pryor
    • 2.7.6.1: T.J. Pryor Letter
    • 2.7.6.2: T.J. Pryor Poem
  • 2.7.7: The Day Family
  • 2.7.8: The Hitchman Family
  • 2.7.9: Other Old Harwell Families
  • 2.7.10: Pillar House
    • 2.7.10.1: John Bacon
    • 2.7.10.2: L. Leslie Brooke
  • 2.7.11: Dr Richard Rice
  • 2.7.12: Kelly's Directory
  • 2.7.13: The School Log-book
    • 2.7.13.1: School Photos
  • 2.7.14: Pictorial Miscellany

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