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First Name:	John
Middle Initials:	Adey
Surname:	Repton
Wikidata Identifier:	http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q6218278
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Articles/Chapters:

Title	Role	Year of Publication
Account of Wolterton manor house at East Barsham, Norfolk.	Author
An account of the opening of a great barrow at Stow Heath, near Aylsham, in Norfolk, in July, 1808.	Author	1812
British and Roman urns.	Author	1944
Concerning the elevations, plans, sections, and details of Norwich Cathedral.	Author	1847
Description of the ancient building at Norwich - the subject of the paper by Rev. W. Gibson.	Author	1806
Observations on female head-dress in England, chiefly subsequent to the date of Mr. Strutt's remarks in his Habits of the People of England.	Author	1838
Observations on the various fashions of hats, bonnets, or coverings for the head, chiefly from the reign of King Henry the Eighth to the eighteenth century.	Author	1832
Observations on timber houses in England.	Author	1942
Observations upon ancient charity boxes.	Author	1824
Observations upon some ancient buildings in Prussia.	Author	1827
On ancient portraits at Hedingham Castle, in Essex.	Author	1847
On early church windows.	Author	1943
On the general size of stones in Norman architecture.	Author	1848
On the posts anciently placed on each side of the gates of chief magistrates of cities in England.	Author	1821
On two ancient instruments for catching a thief.	Author	1829
Remarks to assist in ascertaining the dates of buildings.	Author	1849
Some account of the ancient date at Colchester, and of the bottoms of escutcheons or shields as they partake of the prevalent forms of arches in their respective periods.	Author	1812
Specimens of fonts, collected from different churches.	Author	1812