Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society Transactions
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Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society (1964) Series: 2, Volume 64.
Table of Contents
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Frontispiece
Anon. (pp. i-iv) |
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Contents
Anon. (pp. v-vii) |
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Rules of the Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society
Anon. (pp. viii-ix) |
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Some cairns in High Furness.
C. I. Fell (pp. 1-5) |
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Excavation of a Romano-British farmstead at Eller Beck.
R. A. C. Lowndes (pp. 6-13) |
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Excavations at Tullie House, Carlisle 1954-56.
Robert Hogg, with contributions by J. P. Gillam, Michael G. Jarrett and B. J. N. Edwards (pp. 14-62) |
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Recent work at Kirkby Thore.
Dorothy Charlesworth (pp. 63-75) |
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A section of the Roman road south of Low Borrow Bridge.
E. M. L. Macadam (pp. 76-80) |
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The Orton Scar find and Thomas Reveley of Kendal.
Eric Birley (pp. 81-89) |
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An Anglo-Saxon pin from Birdoswald.
Rosemary Cramp (pp. 90-93) |
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Allen Knott earthwork.
R. A. C. Lowndes (pp. 94-97) |
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The Sons of Haldan, Lord of Catterlen.
W. Percy Hedley (pp. 98-109) |
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The early Washingtons of Washington.
W. Percy Hedley and George Washington (pp. 110-123) |
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King Henry II's mistress Annabel de Greystoke.
George Washington (pp. 124-129) |
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Four Cumberland widows in the 14th century.
Constance M. Fraser (pp. 130-137) |
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The Broad Oak deeds.
G. P. Jones (pp. 138-149) |
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The Philipsons of Calgarth.
T. G. Fahy (pp. 150-213) |
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Some Birkbeck documents, part II.
C. Roy Hudleston (pp. 214-218) |
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The Lieutenancy in Cumberland and Westmorland 1660-1760.
Rupert C. Jarvis (pp. 219-239) |
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The Militia in Westmorland in 1715.
Rupert C. Jarvis (pp. 240-255) |
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Some portraits at Dovenby Hall.
A. R. Jabez-Smith (pp. 256-263) |
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The Fleming family, the first and third baronets of Rydal.
C. Roy Hudleston (pp. 264-305) |
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The founding of Maryport.
Edward Hughes (pp. 306-318) |
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Two Jacobite prisoners in Carlisle in 1746.
W. A. J. Prevost (pp. 319-335) |
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Myles Cooper, President of King's College, New York.
Timothy Cockerill (pp. 336-348) |
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The Coopers of Beckfoot, Ulpha.
C. Roy Hudleston (pp. 349-355) |
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The Stockdale family, the Wilkinson brothers and the cotton mills at Cark-in-Cartmel.
W. H. Chaloner (pp. 356-372) |
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NOTES
Various. (pp. 373-395) |
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Cairn on Birker Moor, rescue dig.
J. Cherry and W. Fletcher (pp. 373) |
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Polished stone axe.
Robert Hogg (pp. 373-374) |
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A medieval bronze cauldron.
Robert Hogg (pp. 374-375) |
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The Sun Inn, Kirkby Lonsdale.
R. A. C. Lowndes (pp. 375-376) |
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Flint axe from Whitbarrow.
R. G. Plint (pp. 376) |
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Flint scraper from Great Langdale.
R. G. Plint (pp. 376-377) |
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Cumberland and Westmorland documents.
C. Roy Hudleston (pp. 377-380) |
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Agnes wife of Anselm de Furness.
W. P. Hedley (pp. 380-382) |
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Stephen Wilson, chantry priest and master of Kendal School.
T. G. Fahy (pp. 382) |
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Thomas Crosfield's diary.
T. G. Fahy (pp. 382-385) |
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An Ambleside Chancery suit.
Mary E. Burkett (pp. 385-386) |
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An Appleby bell.
B. L. Thompson (pp. 386) |
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Dudley of Yanwath.
C. Roy Hudleston. (pp. 386-387) |
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The will of Anthony Machell.
C. Roy Hudleston (pp. 387-388) |
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A Whitehaven meeting.
C. Roy Hudleston (pp. 388) |
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Joseph Pennington.
J. R. E. Borron (pp. 388-389) |
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Beaver Hall, near Carlisle.
C. Roy Hudleston (pp. 389) |
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Paternoster Row, Carlisle.
C. Roy Hudleston (pp. 390-391) |
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Former clock- and watch-makers of North Lonsdale.
J. L Hobbs (pp. 391-392) |
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Letter from Thomas Wilkinson of Yanwath (a Quaker) to Mary Leadbeater, "Yanwath 2 of II Mo. 1806".
W. Douglas Simpson (pp. 392-393) |
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Cumbrian settlers in a Canadian town.
John Thompson (pp. 393-395) |
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Lowther Village and Robert Adam.
R. W. Brunskill (pp. 395) |
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New Bank Yard, Kendal.
C. J. B. Pollitt (pp. 395) |
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Proceedings
Anon. (pp. 396-411) |
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Recent Publications
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In Memoriam: Dr Robert Corsane Mabon Reid; Mr Edward John Westgarth Hilyard, M.A.; Anne Bromley-Boorne; Miss Joan Howard; Mr William Towers; Mr Kenneth Richardson Pumphrey.
Anon. (pp. 418-421) |
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List of Members
Anon. (pp. 422-441) |
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Notice to Contributors
Anon. (pp. 442-443) |
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Statement of Accounts
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General Index
Anon. (pp. 447-468) |
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List of publications
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