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A History of the County of Sussex: Volume 6 Part 3 - Bramber Rape (North-Eastern Part) including Crawley New Town

Year published

1987

Author

T P Hudson (Editor), A P Baggs, C R J Currie, C R Elrington, S M Keeling, A M Rowland

Description

Gives the history of the eleven parishes that form the north-eastern part of Bramber rape, from Upper Beeding in the south to Ifield in the north, together with that of Crawley new town, founded in 1947.

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Source

Victoria County History: Sussex (Secondary texts)

Places

South East

Subjects

Local

Periods

11th and 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th

Showing records 1 - 50 of 118

1
List of illustrations
X-XI
2
List of maps
XII
3
Editorial note
XIII
4
Classes of documents in the Public Record Office
XV
5
Classes of documents in the Sussex Record Offices
XVI
6
Sussex Record Society volumes
XVII
7
Note on abbreviations
XIX-XXIII
8
Bramber Rape (North-eastern Part)
1-4
9
Burbeach Hundred
5-6
10
Lower Beeding
7-12
11
Lower Beeding - Forest
12-16
12
Lower Beeding - Manors and other estates
16-21
13
Lower Beeding - Economic history
21-25
14
Lower Beeding - Local government
25-26
15
Lower Beeding - Churches
26-28
16
Lower Beeding - Nonconformity
28
17
Lower Beeding - Education
28-29
18
Lower Beeding - Charities for the poor
29
19
Upper Beeding
29-34
20
Upper Beeding - Manors and other estates
34-37
21
Upper Beeding - Economic history
37-41
22
Upper Beeding - Local government
41-42
23
Upper Beeding - Church
42-44
24
Upper Beeding - Roman Catholicism
44
25
Upper Beeding - Protestant nonconformity
44-45
26
Upper Beeding - Education
45
27
Upper Beeding - Charity for the poor
45
28
Edburton
45-48
29
Edburton - Manors and other estates
48-49
30
Edburton - Economic history
49-50
31
Edburton - Local government
50-51
32
Edburton - Church
51-52
33
Edburton - Nonconformity
52
34
Edburton - Education
52
35
Edburton - Charities for the poor
52
36
Ifield
53-60
37
Ifield - Manors and other estates
60-63
38
Ifield - Economic history
63-67
39
Ifield - Local government and public services
67-68
40
Ifield - Churches
68-70
41
Ifield - Roman Catholicism
70-71
42
Ifield - Protestant nonconformity
71-72
43
Ifield - Education
72-73
44
Ifield - Charities for the poor
73
45
Crawley New Town
74-75
46
Crawley New Town - Growth of the new town
75-81
47
Crawley New Town - Communications
81
48
Crawley New Town - Social and cultural activities
81-83
49
Crawley New Town - Economic history
83-89
50
Crawley New Town - Local government
89
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