A Bibliography of Local History for Abingdon

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Part 1, A-F

325th anniversary 1650-1975 : the Baptist church, Abingdon. Abingdon Baptist Church (1975). Abingdon,.

The 1851 census of Berkshire. Berkshire Family History, S. (1991). Purley on Thames, Berkshire Family History Society.

1978 Oxfordshire rambler : (Morris Cowley-Abingdon-Wallingford- Bicester branches) on Sunday 30th April 1978, starting at 10.50 a.m. at Oxford station: a souvenir booklet of photographs depicting local scenes. Railway Book, C. (1978). Oxford, Oxford Publishing Co. : Railway Book Centre.

The Abbey of Abingdon. Aveling F. Robert Appleton Company 1999.

The Abbot of Abingdon and the tenants of Winkfield Medium 'vum xxviii (1959) pp91-5 [Legal proceedings, 1393-4 referred to in Piers Plowman].

Abingdon Area Archaelogical & Historical Society - booklist  Web page http://www.aaahs.org.uk/booklist.html

Abingdon. Crawford O.G.S. Antiquity iv 1930 p487

Abingdon. Tim Allen. At the dissolution, the Abbey at Abingdon was one of the six wealthiest in England. Current Archaeology issue 121. Current Archaeology.

Abingdon Abbey. Preston A.E. 1949 Friends of Abingdon (Abbey Press)

Abingdon Abbey Corpus of Romanesque Sculpture in Britain and Ireland (CRSBI) web page http://www.crsbi.ac.uk/ed/be/abiab/

Abingdon Abbey craftsmen and building stone supplies. Berkshire Archaeological Journal 1948 Vol 51 p 53 Jope E.M.

Abingdon: Abbey Gateway gas pipeline. Hardy A. SMA 25 1995 CBA Newsletter 25

Abingdon Abbey : its buildings and history. Cox, M., E. Drury, et al. (1993). Abingdon, Friends of Abingdon.

Abingdon Abbey, its history and buildings. Cox M. 1949. Friends of Abingdon.

Abingdon Abbey: some notes on its history and buildings based on the researches of the late A.E. Preston. Friends of Abingdon (Abingdon), A. C. Baker, et al. (1949). Abingdon,.

Abingdon Abbey - the Checker - 13th c Domestic Archaeology in England. Wood M. E. Archaelogical Journal Vol LV supplement 1950.

Abingdon, an 18th century town. (The story of Abingdon, Part IV). Cox M. Abingdon 1999.

Abingdon addenda. Avery M. Brown D. Oxoniensia 1973 Vol 38 p387

Abingdon & District Archaeological Society...and life yesterday. Harlequin July/August 1972 - Leisure magazine of the Atomic Energy Research Group and Associated Organisations. (Review of Society's work including 3 Stert Street, 19 the Vineyard, West St Helen Street, Tithe Farm, Radley Road Causewayed Camp, Thrupp etc).

Abingdon, an appreciation.  Fisk E. Judy Thomas, Abingdon 1981

Abingdon and the riots of 1327. Lambrick G. Oxoniensia 1964 Vol 29 p129

Abingdon and region: early Anglo-Saxon settlement evidence. Rowley T. Anglo-Saxon settlement and landscape, British Archaeological Reports (British Ser.) vi. Oxford 1974 p36

Abingdon, 1556-1702. Peace & war, the story of Abingdon Part three. Cox M. Abingdon 1993.

Abingdon borough records. (1959).

Abingdon Canal, a Short Statement of Facts in Answer to the Case of The. (sic).  London. Fol. sheet. (No date).

Abingdon Christmas festival : The mayor and town council in conjunction with the Abingdon & district council of churches present A Christmas tableau and carols in the Market place, Abingdon on Tuesday, 19th December 1978. Abingdon council (1978). [Abingdon],.

The Abingdon Corporation plate, some notes on the Abingdon plate and kindred treasures, and on the donors and the occasions of the gifts. Preston, A. E. (1958). Oxford, Printed at the University Press by C. Batey.

Abingdon Chronicle, being excerpts from Cambridge University Library MS. Dd. 2.5  1844 Berkshire Ashmolean Society (Oxford). Halliwell J.O (Ed)

Abingdon deanery festival : Programme. Abingdon deanery festival comm (1981). [Abingdon],.

Abingdon draft local plan. Vale of White Horse. District, C. (1981). [Abingdon], Vale of White Horse District Council.

Abingdon essays : studies in local history. Liversidge, W. J. H. and M. J. H. Liversidge (1989). Abingdon, Privately printed for W.J.H. Liversidge.

Abingdon festival '70. Souvenir programme. Abingdon (1970). (Abingdon),.

The Abingdon fire service. Hooke, J. H. (1945). Abingdon,.

Abingdon: former MG car factory. Halpin C. South Midlands Archaeology 1984, 14. Newsletter CBA Group 9 p98

Abingdon, George and Dragon, Stert Street. Parkinson A. South Midlands Archaeology 27, 1997 CBA9. p54.

Abingdon Herald : [formerly] the North Berks herald. (1974). Abingdon.

Abingdon in 1644, a lecture by G.H. Tomkins, Abingdon. 1845. 8vo.

Abingdon in camera : portrait of a country town, 1850-1950. Thomas, M. J. (1979). Abingdon, Abingdon Area Archaeological & Historical Society in association with The Abbey Press.

Abingdon in Context: Small-town Politics in Early Modern England 1547-1688. Brod M. Fastprint Publishing, Peterborough, 2010

Abingdon in old picture postcards. Hood N.European Library/Netherlands 1987.

The Abingdon Monks' Map Steane J Oxoniensia Vol 73 2008 page 17

Abingdon, multi-period. D. Miles. Current Archaeology issue 35, p332.

Abingdon multiplex, Abingdon, Oxon: archaelogical evaluation report. October 1997.

Abingdon Municipal Records, Historical MSS Commission. Appendices to Reports, London. Fol. Vol. I (1870) pp. 98-9: Vol II (1871) pp. 149-50.

Abingdon Museum : a guide. Cox, M. and Abingdon Borough Museum. (1979). [Abingdon], [Abingdon Borough Museum].

Abingdon on Thames today. Knights, H. (1982). Abingdon, Harry Knights.

Abingdon pageant. (1995). Oxon, Cox M

Abingdon Past & Present (Britain in Old Photographs) Drury E and Thomas M.J.   Sutton Publishing, 2003

Abingdon Remembered. An oral history on CDROM produced jointly by The Church in Abingdon and the Oxfordshire County Museums Service. Some 73 interviewees with birth dates as far back as 1909.

Abingdon restaurant guide. Oxford Consumers Group Abingdon branch. (1967). (Oxf.),.

Abingdon Rural District : the official guide. (1969). Carshalton, Home Publishing.

Abingdon rural district, Berkshire official guide. (1960). Croydon, [s.n.].

Abingdon School, 1870-1970 : a photographic record published to commemorate the centenary of the opening of the new buildings in January, 1870. Winnington, A. and N. Hammond (1970). Abingdon (Berks.), Abingdon School.

Abingdon, Spring Road cemetery, 1990: archaeological evaluation. Oxford Archaeological Unit, 1990

Abingdon, Stert Street, The Knowl. Roberts M.R. South Midlands Archaeology 24. CBA South Midlands Group 9. Newsletter 1994 p32.

Abingdon: the Vineyard, area 3. Allen T.South Midlands Archaeology 1994 CBA 9. Newsletter 24 p33.

Abingdon transport and environment study : an evaluation of a new bridge and approach roads proposed by Berkshire County Council. Berkshire County, C., W. F.-W. Llewelyn-Davies, et al. (1973).

Abingdon: Vineyard redevelopment. Allen T. South Midlands Archaeology 1989 No 19 CBA Group 9 p44.

Abingdon Vineyard redevelopment. Allen T. South Midlands Archaeology 1990 No 20 CBA Group 9 p73

Abingdon: vineyard redevelopment project. Allen T. Oxford Archaeological Unit Newsletter May 1990

Abingdon: Vineyard redevelopment, archaelogical assessment. Chambers R.A. Moore J. South Midland Archaeology 18, 1988 CBA Newsletter Group 9. p72.

Abingdon: west central redevelopment area. Allen T. South Midlands Archaeology 1997. South Midlands Group newsletter 27 p48.

Abingdon who's who and directory. Abingdon Town Council . Abingdon [England], Abingdon Town Council and the Abbey Press.

Abingdon who's who and directory. (1960). Abingdon, [s.n.].

Abingdon abbey administration. Lambrick G. 1966. Offprint from the Journal of Ecclesiastical History vol 17, No 2.

Abingdon, abbey to borough, 1512-1556. Cox, M. (1974). [Abingdon],.

Abingdon, Berks : official guide. Abingdon (1924). Abingdon,.

Abingdon, Berkshire official guide. (1957). Croydon, [s.n.].

Abingdon: Checker Walk. Thomas R.CBA Group 9 Newsletter, 1987

Abingdon essays - studies in local history. Liversidge W.J.H. Abingdon 1989. Privately printed by Burgess & Son, Abingdon.

Abingdon Spring Road Cemetry. Hiller J. & Allen T. South Midlands Archaelogy 31/2001, South Midlands Group p55, Newsletter, Includes maps & plans.

Abingdon, Morlands Brewery, Ock Street. Taylor K. South Midlands Archaelogy 31/2001 p65 Newsletter

The Abingdon-Radley branch railway line. McGowan, J. (1982). s.l, J. McGowan.

Abingdon, Radley Road (nurseries). Vartuca F. South Midlands Archaeology, South Midlands Group Newsletter p40.

Abingdon waterturnpike murder: a true life tale. Davies M. Oxford Towpath Press, 2003.

Abingdon: Winsmore Lane. Wallis J. OAU Newsletter Vol 16 No 2 1988

Abstract of accounts. Abingdon rural district council (1953). Abingdon.

An Account published by the King's Authority, of all the Fairs in England and Wales, by William Owen, London. 1756. 12mo. Other editions in 1783, 1792, 1813, 1856, and 1859.

Accounts of the obedientiars of Abingdon Abbey. Kirk, R. E. G., A. Abingdon, et al. (1892). London, printed for the Camden Society.

Airfield focus 33: Abingdon.  Davis P. GMS Enterprises, 1998

The alleged dietary of St Ethelwold at Abingdon in id The Monastic Order in England, 2nd edn (Cambridge 1963) esp. pp 10-13

Amyce's Survey of Abingdon, 1554. Records of Christ's Hospital, Abingdon; Abingdon Borough archives; Land Revenue Misc. Books (PRO) No 187 fos. 196-221. See also transcription in Abingdon public library listed as an abbreviated translation of the MS in Abingdon Museum. (Unlikely to be in the Museum!. MH) It is in the pamphlets section. Also see Abingdon Town Council archives for one of the "originals".

An Act Concerning an Exchange of Lands between the King and the Abbot of Abingdon and Others. 28 Hen. VIII. No. 25.

An Act for appointing jointures for the wives, and providing portions for the younger children, of the right honourably [sic] Willoughby earl of Abingdon and the honourable Peregrine Bertie his brother, and for other purposes therein mentioned : 1769. 9 Geo. iii cap. 10, private. Parliament. Acts Geo. iii. (1769). n.pl.

An Act for Better Ppaving, lighting,  Watching and otherwise Improving the Town of Abingdon, in the County of Berks. : for Removing  Nuisances, Annoyances, \and the Encroachments Therin, and for Preventing the Same in Future. (June 27. 1825). (Repealing 34 Geo. III. c. lxxxix). 6 Geo. IV. c. clxxxix.

An Act for enabling the right honorable Montague earl of Abingdon to grant leases for lives, or for years determinable on lives, of his settled estates in the parishes of Cumner alias Cumber, and Hinksey in the county of Berks [&c.] : 1812. 52 Geo. iii cap. cxci, local and personal. Parliament. Acts Geo. iii. (1812). (Lond.).

An Act for Enlarging the Churchyard and Providing Additional Burying Ground for the Parish of Saint Helen in Abingdon, in the County of Berks.  55 Geo. III. c. lvii  (May 25, 1815).

An Act for Enlarging the Terms and Powers granted by the Preceding Act, and also for Widening and Repairing the roads Leading from the End of Culham Bridge next to Culham, in the County of Oxford, to the end of Burford Bridge next to Abingdon in the County of Berks, and from the Mayor's Stone at the end of Boar Street in the Town of Abingdon aforesaid, to Shippon in theCounty of Berks, and from thence to the West end of the Town of Fyfield in the Same County.  28 Geo.II. c. xlii.

An Act for Inclosing and Improving Lands in the Parishes of St. Helen and St Nicholas Abingdon, in the County of Berks. (June 21, 1841).  4 & 5 Vict. c. lxix.

An Act for Making and Maintaining a Navigble Canal  from the River Thames or Isis, at or near the town of Abingdon, in the County of Berks, to Join or Communicate with the Kennet and Avon Canal, at or near the Town of Trowbridge, in the County of Wilts, and also certain Navigable cuts therein Described.  35 Geo. III. c. lii. [ See also 41 Geo. III. c. lxviii; 50 Geo. III. c. cxlviii, (June 2, 1810); 53 Geo. III. c. cxx (June 3, 1813).]

An Act for vesting several manors and hereditaments, the estate of Mountague earl of Abingdon in the counties of Wilts, Oxon, Bucks, and Berks, in trustees, to be sold, for raising money to discharge debts and incumbrances : 1732. 5 Geo. ii cap. 4, private. Parliament. Acts Geo. ii. (1732). n.pl.,

.An Act of Attainder of the Abbot of Abingdon, John Mayne & others 4 Hen VII No. 29.

An address to the members of the Abingdon Agricultural Society. Randolph, H. (1853). Abingdon,.

An adieu to the turf: a poetical epistle from the E--l of A----n to His Grace the A-----p of Y--k. Abingdon, W. B. (1778). London, printed for M. Smith; and sold by the booksellers in the Strand Temple-Bar and Paternoster-Row.

An Anglo-Saxon site at Audlett Drive, Abingdon, Oxfordshire.  Keevill G.D. Oxoniensia, 57 (1992) page 55

The Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Abingdon, Berkshire. Leeds, E. T. and D. B. Harden (1936). OUP, Ashmolean Museum.

The Anglo-Saxon chronicle : a collaborative edition. Batley Janet, M., W. Conner Patrick, et al. (1996). Cambridge, D.S. Brewer.

The Anglo-Saxon chronicle : a collaborative edition. Dumville, D. N., S. Taylor, et al. (1983). Cambridge, D.S. Brewer.

An Anglo-Saxon site at Audlett Drive, Abingdon, Oxon. Keevill G.D. Oxoniensia 1992 Vol57 p55

Annual report. Thames and Chilterns Tourist Board. (1973). [Abingdon],.

Annual report and accounts. Vale of White Horse (England). District Council (1981). [Abingdon], Vale of White Horse District Council.

An answer to Lord Abingdon's Case of Otmoor. (1788). [London?, s.n.

Anglo-Saxon Charters (VII): Charters of Abingdon Abbey, parts one and two. Kelley S.E. Oxford University Press 2000.

Appeal for funds to purchase and repair the remains of Abingdon abbey. Friends of Abingdon (1946). Oxf,.

Archaeological Animals of the Upper Thames Valley. Wilson R. Abingdon 1987.

Archaeology at Barton Court Farm, Abingdon, Oxon : an investigation of late Neolithic, Iron Age, Romano-British, and Saxon settlements. Miles, D., P. Armitage, et al. (1986). Oxford, Oxford Archaeological Unit and the Council for British Archaeology.

Archaeology at Barton Court Farm, Abingdon, Oxon : an investigation of late Neolithic, Iron Age, Romano-British, and Saxon settlements. Armitage, P. and D. Miles (1984). Oxford, Oxford Archaeological Unit.CBA3 research report.

Architectural Antiquities of Great Britain by John Briton, F.S.A. London. 1807. 4to. Vol I, with an engraving of St Nicholas Church and the Abbey Gateway.

The armorial windows. Abingdon county hall (1939). (Abingdon),

Abingdon West Central Action Area: Regal Cinema Development. Vale of White Horse, Oxford Archaeological Unit. 4pp A4 leaflet. Archaeological evaluation of the area.

Around Abingdon. Hammond, N. (1996). Stroud, Chalford.

Around Abingdon: the second selection. Hammond N. Tempus (2002).

Around Abingdon in old photographs. Horn, P. (1987). Gloucester, Alan Sutton.

Ash on my sleeve : memoirs. Nicholson, E. W. J. (1982). [Abingdon].

Aspects of Abingdon's past: (Editor Bishop, J) Four talks on aspects of Abingdon's history given in St Nicolas church during July 2004 and a reprint of the first St Nicolas lecture given by Sir James Cobban in January 1963. Contents: Religious conflict in 17th century Abingdon. Brod, M; Abingdon School and St Nicolas Church. Hammond, N; The history of East St Helen Street. Smith, J; The History of Morland's brewery. Mellor,B; Church and School. Cobban, J.  St Nicolas Church, 2004.

Assessing the partnership, 1944-1984. Francis, L. J. (1984). Abingdon,.

Association records of the Particular Baptists of England, Wales and Ireland to 1660. White, B. R., S. Baptist Historical, et al. (1974). London, Baptist Historical Society.

Association records of the Particular Baptists of England, Wales and Ireland to 1660. White, B. R. and Baptist Historical Society (Great Britain) (1971). London, (4 Southampton Row W.C.1) Baptist Historical Society.

The athlete of God : [programme of a play celebrating the 700th anniversary year of st. Edmund's, Salisbury]. Salisbury st. Edmund of Abingdon. (1970). [Salisbury],.

Attempt to save late medieval house. North Berks Herald 13 February 1969. Article about 3 Stert Street, Abingdon.

The attention of the freeholders is respectfully called to the following summary of the parliamentary career of Lord Norreys. (1831). Banbury, Potts printer.

Bailey's British Directory. 4 vols. London 1784. 8vo. Vol. II. p. 341. (Forty- two names only in Abingdon).

Barrow Hilles: a place for the dead. Oxford Archaelogical Unit Newsletter may 1994

Bayworth - Sunningwell - Abingdon canal. Gooch N.H. Oxoniensia 1958 Vol 23 p145

Beauties of England and Wales. London. 1801. 8vo. Vol. I. p. 158, with an engraving of Abingdon Market House.

The beginning of Abingdon Abbey. English Historical Review xx 1905 p693

Berks, Bucks and Oxon Archaeological Journal. Reading. 8vo. Vol. II (1896-7), p. 63; Vol V (1899-1900), p. 55.

A better Oxfordshire tomorrow : A view of the county's Structure plan. Conservation Society ltd. Oxford branch (1976). Abingdon,.

The Bettine, Lady Abingdon collection : the bequest of Mrs T.R.P. Hole : a handbook. Medlam, S., Victoria, et al. (1996). London, Victoria and Albert Museum.

The bird and branch sceattas in the light of a find from Abingdon. Metcalf D.M. Oxoniensia 1972 Vol 37 p51- 65 (NB Sceattas are small Anglo- Saxon silver coins)

The book of Abingdon. Hammond, N. and D. Miles (1979). Buckingham, Barracuda Books.

The borough of Abingdon presents Today and yesterday : an exhibition to celebrate the coronation of queen Elizabeth ii. Abingdon (1953). [Abingdon].

British Directory: see underBailey's.

Bowles's draught of the River Thames, from it's spring in Gloucester-shire, to it's influx into the sea with a table of all the locks, wears, and bridges thereupon ; shewing the tolls payable at each and their distance by water from one another. Bowles, C. and J. Ellis (1774). [London], Printed for Carington Bowles ... London.

Boxford barleycorn: the story of an English village. Huntley, E. (1970). Abingdon, Abbey P. (Berks).

The boy's lunch. Trent, R. (1965).

A brief memorial of Abingdon Free Grammar School, etc. Davis J.G. Abingdon, 1863

Burford Bridge, Abingdon. Leeming J.J. Salter H.E. Oxoniensia 1937 Vol 2 p134 (detailed construction history)

Barton Court. Fitzharrys School (Abingdon Oxfordshire) (1968). (Abingdon).

Buildings of the monasteries at Abingdon from the late seventh century to 1538.  Medieval Archaeology Vol 12 p42  1968. Lambrick G.

Business affairs at Abingdon Abbey in mediaeval times. Lambrick, G. (1966). Abingdon (Berks.), Friends of Abingdon.

Business today : the monthly business paper for Oxford, Reading, Swindon, Newbury. (1987). Abingdon (2 & 4 Ock St., Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX14 5AH), Courier Newspapers (Oxford).

Calendar of Christ's Hospital (Abingdon) Deeds, 1912 Townsend J, Pryce AOC. Microfilm, Berks Record Office T/F 17

By Cherwell Side. Gough, L. (1957). Abingdon, Berkshire, Abbey Press.

The Calm Observer : or remarks on the sermons lately preached in ... Abingdon. Payne, J., C. Payne, et al. (1830). Abingdon, J. and C. Payne.

Captive flames : a collection of panegyrics. Knox, R. A. (1940). London, Burns Oates.

"Carpe diem!". Rowley, D. (1969). Abingdon, Berks., Abbey Press.

The Carswell, or Castlewell, Ock Street, Abingdon - the first recorded attempt at a public water-supply for Abingdon. Preston, A. E. (1941). n. pl.,. Berkshire Archaeological Journal 45 (1941) pp37-44

The case of Dewe v. Samuels: tried at the assizes held at Abingdon, in and for the county of Berks, on Tuesday the 14th of July, 1818, relating to a toll claimed by the corporation of Newbury: To which is added the documentary evidence produced on the trial, obtained from the records of the tower, &c. relative to the manor and markets of the borough, with some preliminary observations on the law of market tolls and the tolls called toll-thorough and toll-traverse. Dewe, T. and T. Samuels (1819). London, Published by Henry Butterworth.

The case of Mountague Earl of Abingdon and Robert Earl Ferrers, upon their bill for explaining and better executing the intentions of a former act, intituled An act for making provision for the Protestant children of the Earl of Clanricarde and Lord Bophin and for sale of farther part of the said Earl's estate for payment of the debts and portions remaining, chargeable upon the same. Abingdon, M. V.-B. and R. S. Ferrers (1715). [London?,.

The case of the ministerial maintenance stated. A sermon preached at the triennial visitation ... held at St. Helen's church in Abingdon, on Tuesday, July 14. 1741. By John Spry. Spry, J. (1741). Oxford, printed at the Theatre for James Fletcher: and are to be sold by Ch. Rivington and J. Knapton in London; and Edw. Score in Exeter.

A catalogue of large-scale county maps of England and Wales published between 1705 and 1832. Kentish, B., N. Kentish, et al. (1997). Abingdon, B. Kentish.

Catalogue of materials for the history of Abingdon. Preston, A. E. (1959).

Catalogue of materials used in the local history competition and exhibition, Oxford, 1980. Abingdon Traditional Morris Dancers (1980). [Abingdon],.

Catalogue of Sir Chr. Wren's drawings at All Souls, St Paul's Library, Sir John Soane's Collection, etc., with plate references to those published in the Wren Society's volumes : index to volumes I-XIX, list of members. Bolton, A. T., H. Duncan Hendry, et al. (1943). Oxford, Printed for the Wren Society at the University Press. (Includes the Market House, Abingdon).

The Cathedrals, Abbeys and Churches of England and Wales by Prof. T.G. Bonney, LL.D., F.R.S. London. 1891. 4to. (St Helen's. Abingdon, with illustrations, vol, II, pp. 619-25).

Causewayed  enclosure, Abingdon in settlement patterns in the Oxford regions. Eds  H. Case & Whittle AWR 

A century of photography in Abingdon : catal. Abingdon Area Archaeological and Historical Society (1980). [Abingdon],.

The Ceremony of the presentation of freedom of entry into the borough of Abingdon to the officer commanding and all ranks of the Royal Berkshire Regiment 29th June, 1955 : official souvenir programme. Abingdon Borough, C. (1955). [Abingdon], [Abingdon Borough Council].

Charity the bond of perfection. A sermon, the substance of which was preached at Oxford, November 16, 1780. On occasion of the re-establishment of a Christian church of protestant dissenters in that city: with a brief account of the state of the society, ... By Daniel Turner, M.A. Turner, D. (1780). Oxford, printed: and sold by J. Buckland; J. Johnson; E. and C. Dilly London; T. Evans Bristol; and A. Shank Abingdon.

Charters of Abingdon Abbey. Holmes S. Kelley S.E. Anglo-Saxon Charters 8. British Academy 2000.

Christian focus : a magazine for Abingdon & district. (1989). [Abingdon], [Church in Abingdon].

Christ's care of the future blessedness of his people. A sermon preached at Abingdon, ... on occasion of the decease of Mrs. Mary Robarts, ... May 6, 1754, ... By Joseph Stennett, D.D. Stennett, J. (1754). London, printed for John Ward.

Christ's Hospital, Abingdon : its response to poverty in the 17th century. Smith, J. and J. Carter (1997). [Abingdon, J. Smith and J. Carter].

Christ's Hospital, Abingdon; the almshouses, the hall and the portraits. Preston, A. E. (1929). Oxford, University Press.

The chronicle of the monastery of Abingdon, from A.D. 1218 to A.D. 1304. Now first published from the original m.s. in the public library at Cambridge. Halliwell-Phillipps, J. O., A. Abingdon, et al. (1844). Reading, printed for the Berkshire Ashmolean Society by Richard Welch ...

Chronicon monasterii de Abingdon. Abingdon Abbey. and J. Stevenson (1858). London, Longman Brown Green Longmans and Roberts.

Chronicon monasterii de Abingdon. Stevenson, J. and A. Abingdon (1858). London, Longman Brown Green Longmans and Roberts.

A chronicle roll of the Abbey of Abingdon.  Salter H.E. English Historical Review xxvi (1911) p727

The church and parish of St. Nicholas, Abingdon : the early grammar school to end of sixteenth century : Fitzharris, an old Abingdon manor : the Tesdales and the Bostocks. Preston, A. E. (1971). East Ardsley, Wakefield, Yorkshire, Eng, S. R. Publishers.

The church and parish of St. Nicholas, Abingdon : the early grammar school, to end of the sixteenth century; Fitzharris, an old Abingdon manor, the Tesdales and the Bostocks. Preston, A. E. (1935). Oxford, At the Clarendon Press for the Oxford Historical Society.

The Church and Parish of St. Nicholas, Abingdon; the early Grammer School to end of 16th century; Fitzharris, an old Abingdon manor; the Tesdales and the Bostocks. Preston, A. E. (1929). Oxford University Press London,.

Church and school : a paper on the relations between S. Nicolas' Church and Abingdon School during the past 777 years, delivered in the Guild Hall, Abingdon, under the patronage of His Worship the Mayor, on 30th January, 1963. Cobban, J. M. (1963). John Hooke,.

The Church in Abingdon. Abingdon Local Eucumenical Project (1988). Abingdon], [Abingdon Local Ecumenical Project.

The Church in Abingdon : covenanting service for the Local Ecumenical Project, St. Helen's Church, May 4th 1988. Abingdon Local Eucumenical Project (1988). [s.l.], [s.n.].

Christ's Hospital, Abingdon, the almshouses, the hall and the portraits. Preston A.E. OUP, 1930.

Church news : [afterw.] Church and community News. Abingdon and District Council of Churches (1979). Abingdon,.

The Church of St. Helen, Abingdon. (1955). Abingdon, Abbey Press.

The City churches, vestry minutes and churchwardens' accounts; St. Mary's Ingestre, Staffordshire; All Saints' and Sessions House, Northampton, the Royal Hospital, Chelsea; The Church and Almshouses, Farley, Wiltshire; the Sheldonian Theatre and Tom Tower, Oxford; the Market House, Abingdon, Berkshire... Bolton, A. T., H. Duncan Hendry, et al. (1942). Oxford, Printed for the Wren Society at the University Press.

City of Oxford report on pilot operational study of Abingdon Road park and ride scheme. Great Britain Department of Transport Traffic Advisory, U. (1974). London, Dept. of Transport.

The claret ran out. Sinodun Writing Group. (1998). Abingdon, Milton Matters.

Clothmaking and the economy of sixteenth-century Abingdon.   Jackson C. Oxoniensia  LXVII 2002 p59

Collected poems of Dorothy Parsons. Parsons, D. and A. Fox (1964). Abingdon ; Berkshire, Abbey Press.

A Collection of Debates, &c, of the House of Commons, touching the right of electing members of Parliament. 1702.Fol. (The Abingdon election case referred to).

A collection of decisions in the courts for revising the lists of electors : for the counties of Berks, the eastern and western divisions of Gloucestershire, Middlesex, the eastern and western divisions of Kent, the northern division of Staffordshire, the eastern division of Surrey, and Warwickshire : the cities of London and Westminster : and the boroughs of Abingdon, Bedford, Birmingham, Chichester, Finsbury, Greenwich, Harwich, Lambeth, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool, Marlow, Marylebone, Petersfield, Reading, Southwark, Stafford, Stoke-Upon-Trent, and the Tower hamlets : together with some of the resolutions of the Committees of the House of Commons. DeLane, W. F. A. (1836). London, Henry Butterworth.

A collection of decisions in the courts for revising the lists of electors : for the counties of Berks, the eastern and western divisions of Gloucestershire, Middlesex, the eastern and western divisions of Kent, the northern division of Staffordshire, the eastern division of Surrey, and Warwickshire : the cities of London and Westminster : and the boroughs of Abingdon, Bedford, Birmingham, Chichester, Finsbury, Greenwich, Harwich, Lambeth, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool, Marlow, Marylebone, Petersfield, Reading, Southwark, Stafford, Stoke-Upon-Trent, and the Tower hamlets : together with some of the resolutions of the Committees of the House of Commons. DeLane, W. F. A. (1834). London, Henry Butterworth.

The complaining testimony of some ... of Sions children in this day of their sore calamity; : occasioned at their meeting to seek the Lord at Abingdon in Barkeshire [after the funeral of their late minister John Pendarves], the second day of the eighth month, 1656. : Being a short narrative of the inhumane dealings of some officers and souldiers, who said, they had order from their Lord for so doing. Abingdon (1656).

Conference facilities in the Thames and Chilterns. Thames and Chilterns Tourist Board (1983). Abingdon, [s.n.].

The Conservator as art historian : papers given at a UKIC Wall Paintings Section conference on 20th June 1992, Abingdon, Oxfordshire. Hulbert, A., J. Marsden, et al. (1992). London, United Kingdom Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works of Art.

Contact : general programme. Abingdon Baptist Church (1986). [Abingdon], [Abingdon Baptist Church].

The copy of the poll for Knights of the shire for the county of Berks, taken at Abingdon, ... the first, second, third, fourth, and sixth days of June, 1796. Berkshire (England) (1796). Reading, printed and sold by Smart and Cowslade. Sold also by Robinsons London; by the booksellers in Oxford and the different towns in Berkshire and by the men who distribute the Reading Mercury.

The copy of the poll for knights of the shire for the county of Berks, taken at Abingdon, on Wednesday and Thursday the 30th and 31st days of March, and on Friday the 1st of April, 1768, before William Price, Esq; sheriff. The candidates being Arthur Vansittart, Thomas Craven, and John Stone. Berkshire (England) (1768). Reading, printed and sold by J. Carnan and Co.; sold also by Messrs. Newbery and Carnan London; by the booksellers in Oxford and Berkshire; and by the men who distribute the Reading Mercury.

The County Hall, Abingdon, Berkshire. Gilyard-Beer R.(Inspector of Ancient Monuments for England) HMSO London, 1956. Edinburgh, 1981

Courier. . Abingdon, Courier Newspapers (Oxford).

The Crawford collection of early charters and documents now in the Bodleian Library. Napier A.S. Stevenson W.H. Oxford 1895.

Creative cronicle. Abingdon John Mason sch (1966). [Abingdon],.

Cromerian interglacial deposits at Sugworth, near Oxford, England, and their relation to the plateau drift of the Cotswolds and the terrace sequence of the upper and middle Thames. Shotton, F. W., A. S. Goudie, et al. (1980).
Excavation for the Abingdon bypass revealed at Sugworth, SW of Oxford, a dissected terrace, the Sugworth Bench, covered by a pebbly clay resembling the 'Plateau Drift' or 'Northern Drift' of the Cotswolds. This rested on Kimmeridge Clay of upon a number of sand and gravel-filled channels cut into the Kimmeridge Clay. These channels are considered to be ancient meanders of an old River Thames with a flow probably seven times that of the present river. One of these channels provided a fauna and flora that indicate a Comerian IIIb age. Correlation is attempted with the pre-Boyn Hill terraces and summit deposits of the Thames below the Goring Gap. -from Authors.

Chronicon monasterii de Abingdon. I, Rolls Ser, 2 (London) 1858. Stevenson J. (Ed)

The C-text of the Old English chronicles. Rositzke, H. A. and British Museum. (1940). Bochum-Langendreer, H. Pöppinghaus o.h.-g.

Culham : Church of England Training College for Schoolmasters, 1853-1953 : centenary history. Naylor, L. and Culham College (Culham England) (1953). Abingdon-on-Thames [England], Abbey Press.

Culham College history. Naylor, L. and G. Howat (1982). Abingdon, Culham Educational Foundation.

Current and recent research in osteoarchaeology: proceedings of the 3rd meeting of the Osteoarchaeological Research Group, Leicester, 18th November 1995. Boyle K.V. Anderson S. Oxford 1998. Oxbow. (Includes `A probable cause of multiple myeloma from the medieval lay cemetery at Abingdon' Wakely J.)

Dedication to the collective body of the people of England, in which the source of our present political distractions are (sic) pointed out, and a plan proposed for their remedy and redress. By the Earl of Abingdon. Abingdon, W. B. (1780). Oxford, printed for W. Jackson: sold by J. Almon; J. Bew; J. Ridley; R. Faulder; and H. Payne London; by the booksellers of Bristol and Bath.

Didcot Abingdon Wantage land-use transportation study. Kirkpatrick, S. W., S. County, et al. (1970). Reading, [the County council?].

Digest and budget. Vale of White Horse (England). District Council (1986). Abingdon, Vale of White Horse District Council.

Direct labour organisation : annual report & accounts. Vale of White Horse District council. (1984). [Abingdon].

Directory of Berkshire: see under Pigot's.

Directory of Oxford, Abingdon, Woodstock and neighbourhood. Kelly's Directories, L. (1854).

Documentary sources for the canonisation process for Edmund of Abingdon, Archbishop of Canterbury 1234, displayed at Westminster Cathedral. (1990). [Westminster], [Westminster Cathedral].

Domesday Book (Records Commision). London. 1783-1816. Fol. Vol. I. f. 58a

Domesday Book. Facsimili of part relating to Berks. Ordnance Survey Office, Southampton. 1863. 4to. p. vi.

Dogs stolen. Stolen out of a yard belonging to Mr. Benjamin Tomkins, in the Ock-Street, in Abingdon Berks, on Friday night the 15th of this instant, two large pointing dogs, ... Topper: ... and ... Pompey. Tomkins, B. (1768). [Oxford?,.

Down the river from Oxford to Nuneham and Abingdon. Salter, B. (1923). Oxford, [s.n.].

Drayton: Cursus. Lambrick G.H. Moore J. South Midland Archaeology 17, 1987, CBA Newsletter, Group 9 p85

Drayton: Pyrton Glebe field, Drayton Cursus. Moore J. South Midlands Archaeology 16, CBA Group 9 Newsletter 1986

Drayton, Manor Farm. Hardy A. South Midlands Archaelogy 31/2001 South Midland Group Newsletter p59

Draw back the curtains; an autobiography. Buckley, V. C. (1971). Abingdon, Abbey P.

The Earl of Abingdon's two late speeches in the House of Lords, upon the affairs of Ireland; with his Lordship's celebrated bill upon the same occasion. Abingdon, W. B. (1782). London, printed for J. Debrett successor to Mr. Almon.

The early history of Abingdon, Berkshire, and its abbey. Myres, J. N. L.,  Lambrick G.  et al. (1968).

The early history of the Abbey of Abingdon. Stenton, F. M. (1989). Stamford, Watkins.

The early history of the Abbey of Abingdon. Stenton, F. M. (1913). Reading, University college.

The early history of the Abbey of Abingdon. Stenton, F. M. (1989 and 1996). Stamford, Paul Watkins Publishing.

The early history of Abingdon, Berkshire, and its abbey. Biddle M, Myers J.N.L, Lambrick H.T. Reprinted from Medieval Archaeology Vol 12, 1968.

The early church at Cumnor. Blair et al. Oxoniensia liv (1989) p57

Edmund of Abingdon, Speculum religiosorum and speculum ecclesiae, H. Forshaw. Auctores Britannici Medii Aevi, vol 3. The British Academy, London, 1973

Edmund Rich, archbishop and saint. Newbolt, M. R. and K. Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (1928). London ; New York ; Toronto, Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge : Macmillan.

Edwardes Square, Scarsdale and Abingdon conservation area policy statement. Kensington and Chelsea (1983). London, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.

Eight men of Berkshire. Hammond, N., A. Ireland, et al. (1970). Abingdon, N. K. Hammond.

Employment survey 1985. Vale of White Horse (England). District Council (1986). Abingdon, [s.n.].

The English Counties Delineated, by Thomas Moule. London. 1837. 4to. Vol. II.

English Illustrated Magazine No 68, May 1889 (Macmillans). (Article on Abingdon by Louis Davis, with illustrations by the author).

English Monastic Archives (Abingdon). This is a considerable compendium covering cartularies, charters, chronicles, customaries, court rolls, manorial accounts entails, surveys & extents, letterbooks & registers, a relics list, the lives of abbots, obedientiaries' accounts, obits, calendars with obits, deeds of surrender, a bibliography and seals. History Department of University College, London and published on the Web at English Monastic Archives  (Follow History Dept link to Research Projects link then a further link to English Monastic Archives).

 An epistolary poem to John Dryden, Esq. : occasion'd by the much lamented death of the Right Honourable James Earl of Abingdon. Pittis, W. (1975).

Equity. Keeton George, W. and L. A. Sheridan (1987). [S.l.], Barry Rose[Kluwer Law].

Escape from peace. Scott-Moncrieff, D. (1949). Abingdon-on Thames, Motor racing publications.

The evangelicals at Oxford, 1735-1871 : a record of an unchronicled movement, with the record extended to 1905. Reynolds, J. S. and J. I. Packer (1975). Abingdon, Marcham Manor Press.

Events. Thames and Chilterns Tourist Board. (1974). Abingdon,.

An exact list of those who poll'd at the election for a member of Parliament for Abingdon, in the county of Berks, on the twenty-fourth day of April 1734. [Another source quotes 1724] Abingdon (England) (1734). [Reading?,.

The excavations at Abingdon Abbey, 1922.  Biddle M. Med Arch 12 p 60-69

Excavations at Abingdon, 1972-4. Miles D. Parrington M. Oxoniensia 1975 Vol 30 p1

Excavations at Abingdon West Central Redevelopment: Iron Age, Roman, Medieval, and Post-Medieval activity in Abingdon.  Brady K, Smith A and Laws L with contributions from 17 others. Oxoniensia Vol 72, 2007, page 107.

Extracts from the Churchwarden's Accounts of the Parish of St.Helen, Abingdon, from Philip and Mary to 34 Queen Elizabeth, With Observations on Them byProf. J. Ward. Archaeologia, vol I. pp. 13-25. 1804. 4to.

Fifty miles round Sulgrave. Pakenham-Walsh, W. S. (1929). Banbury, Oxon., Advertiser Press.

First report of the Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts : presented to both Houses of Parliament by command of Her Majesty. Great Britain Royal Commission on Historical, M. (1874). London, Eyre and Spottiswoode for H.M.S.O.

The first year of the internship scheme at Larkmead School, Abingdon. England, M. and University of Oxford. Dept. of Educational Studies. (1988).

Fitzharris Manor, Abingdon: from gentlemans's residence to demolition. Barnes R.C.M, Berkshire Old and New. Journal of Berkshire Local History Association No 23. 2006.  ISSN 0264995