FORMAN, JOAN.

Haunted East Anglia.

London: Jarrold, 1985. 0711701784. "The area of East Anglia covered by this book ranges from Lincolnshire in the north to Essex in the south, and from Northamptonshire in the west to the coasts of Norfolk and Suffolk." Pp.144, occasional black & white photo illustrations. Paperback. G+.

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Book number: 18343

Catalogue: East Anglia

Keywords: Forman Haunted East Anglia Illustrated Lincolnshire Essex Northamptonshire Norfolk Suffolk Ghosts 50526 East Anglia

FOWKES, REG.

48 Line Illustrations of Woodford and District.

Woodford Green: Privately published, 1982. Most of the illustrations were drawn by Reg Fowkes + 3 by Eric Bird and some copies of old prints. Landscape format. 18cms x 24cms. Pp.48, map and index for illustrations + black & white illustrations of local buildings and scenes throughout. Stiff yellow card covers, price inked out to rear cover. VG.

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Book number: 42914

Catalogue: East Anglia: : Essex

Keywords: Reg Fowkes Line Illustrations Woodford District Essex Buildings Eric Bird Illustrated 44248 East Anglia: : Essex

FREEMAN, EDITH.

A Bride for Sir Charles. A Contemporary Drama of Eastshire Life.

Sudbury: Don Fraser Print, 1994. 0952329506. 1st edition. "Trollope created Barsetshire, Hardy Wessex: Edith Freeman has made Eastshire the setting for this humorous romance of contemporary society. The author has ancestors deriving from both sides of the Stour and this Suffolk-Essex border country is her love and inspiration." Pp.86, front cover and motifs by Penny Coleman and back cover and maps by Angela Lewis-Johnson, inscribed by the author to title page "For Susan, to whom this book owes so much. With infinite gratitude, Edith (unproof-read), plus typed letter addressed to Miss Freeman concerning her shortlisting for the Essex Book Awards for another of her books "The Ruggles of Spains Hall" is loosely enclosed. Paperback. VG.

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Book number: 44656

Catalogue: East Anglia

Keywords: Edith Freeman Signed Bride Sir Charles Eastshire Suffolk Essex Romance Fiction 46148 East Anglia

FREEMAN, JUNE(TEXT) & WIEDEL, JANINE(PHOTOGRAPHS)..

Faces with Voices. Twentieth Century Lives in an English Town. (Sudbury, Suffolk)

Plymouth: Image Publications(in association with Gainsborough's House, Sudbury, Suffolk), 1992. 094813433X. 1st edition. Interviews and photographs of 'ordinary' local Sudbury people. "Some of the faces and names will be familiar ones to those living in or around Sudbury, but the voices far less so. Whether reticent or candid, each in its inimitable way throws it own unusual light, or casts its own questioning shadow on the little town." (Foreword by Ronald Blythe). Pp.191, black & white photographs throughout. Paperback. VG.

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Book number: 39510

Catalogue: East Anglia: : Suffolk

Keywords: Freeman Wiedel Faces Voices 20th Century English Town Sudbury Suffolk History People Portfleet Sayers Silk Weaving Eady Cecil Nice Kisby Hills Fernandez Cadge Oliver Cocksedge Chub Ashley Cooper 51236 East Anglia: : Suffolk

FREEMAN, JUNE(TEXT) & WIEDEL, JANINE(PHOTOGRAPHS)..

Faces with Voices. Twentieth Century Lives in an English Town. (Sudbury, Suffolk)

Plymouth: Image Publications(in association with Gainsborough's House, Sudbury, Suffolk), 1992. 094813433X. 1st edition. Interviews and photographs of 'ordinary' local Sudbury people. "Some of the faces and names will be familiar ones to those living in or around Sudbury, but the voices far less so. Whether reticent or candid, each in its inimitable way throws it own unusual light, or casts its own questioning shadow on the little town." (Foreword by Ronald Blythe). Pp.191, black & white photographs throughout, signed by co-author's to half-title page, gift message to title page. Paperback. VG.

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Book number: 50795

Catalogue: East Anglia: : Suffolk

Keywords: Freeman Wiedel Signed Faces Voices English Town Sudbury Suffolk History People Portfleet Sayers Silk Weaving Eady Cecil Nice Kisby Hills Fernandez Cadge Oliver Cocksedge Chub Ashley Cooper 52234 East Anglia: : Suffolk

FREEMAN, EDITH. (WITH JOHN TAYLOR AND GILL TAYLOR (ILLUSTRATOR).

The Heart of Sudbury. One of England's Most Ancient Market Towns.

Ipswich: Riverside Press, 2003. 1st edition. "This publication can be enjoyed both as 'a read' or by using the map on the inside back-cover, as an accompaniment to a walk around the town centre starting from the Town Hall." Landscape format. 20.5cms x 29.5cms. Unpaginated. Text illustrated with black & white photos and illustrations, street map to inside rear cover. Light green illustrated stiff card covers, two marked indentations to front, discolored patch to lower front edge. Scarce. G+.

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Book number: 50881

Catalogue: East Anglia: : Suffolk

Keywords: Edith Freeman Heart Sudbury Suffolk Market Town History Guide Thomas Gainsboroughmanor Neales Borehamgate St Peters Church Constable King Street Market Hill Architecture Eatanswill 52318 East Anglia: : Suffolk

FREEMAN, JANET ING .

The Postmaster of Ipswich: William Stevenson Fitch, Antiquarian and Thief.

London: The Book Collector, 1997 . 0. First edition in very good condition. 8.75" x 5.5" . pp.177 . Printed card covers with white titles to spine. Front cover with blue and black lettering on white background, hardly any signs of wear. Illustrated with a portrait frontis of Fitch, plus four other full-page plates. Very clean throughout, no creases, marks or inscriptions. VG.

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Book number: 36808

Catalogue: East Anglia: : Suffolk

Keywords: 40232 the Postmaster of Ipswich: William Stevenson Fitch, Antiquarian and Thief Freeman, Janet Ing the Book Collector East Anglia: : Suffolk

FREEMAN, EDITH.

Seven Tales of Suffolk Cats. With Sidelights on Their Humans!

Sudbury: Don Fraser Print, nd. (c.1980s). Stories for children about cats, set in and around the Suffolk town of Sudbury. 30cms x 21cms. Pp.15, illustrated by Penny Coleman with inside cover drawings by Angela Lewis-Johnson. Illustrateed orange card covers. VG.

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Book number: 44679

Catalogue: East Anglia: : Suffolk

Keywords: Edith Freeman Seven Tales Suffolk Cats Sudbury Ballingdon Illustrated Penny Coleman Angela Lewis-Johnson B001l2zf2e Childrens Fiction Stories 46184 East Anglia: : Suffolk

FREEMAN, EDITH WITH BIXLEY, STEVEN.

Sudbury's Story. Using Rare Old Picture Postcards.

Sudbury: Don Fraser Print, 1992. 1st edition. Collection of picture postcards illustrating the town of Sudbury, Suffolk at different points in time. Pp.23, sepia photographic postcards throughout printed on cream card pages. Paperback, colour line drawing illustrated map of Sudbury by A.Lewis-Johnson to rear. VG.

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Book number: 41432

Catalogue: East Anglia: : Suffolk

Keywords: Edith Freeman Steven Bixley Sudbury Story Postcards Illustrated Suffolk East Anglia 47731 East Anglia: : Suffolk

FREETH, ROSEMARY.

Cavendish. Its People and Its Heritage.

Lavenham: The Cavendish Book Project 2000 / Lavenham Press, 2000. 0954221907. 1st edition. A Community project by the people of Cavendish, Suffolk. Not a history, but an account of many aspects of village life both past and present. Pp.xii/168, colour and black & white photos and illustrations throughout, presentation message "For Edith Freeman, Our highly respected and distinguished speaker on the occasion of the Fifth Anniversary Meeting of Cavendish Local History Society.. (28/1/06)" to half title page. Paperback. VG.

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Book number: 46705

Catalogue: East Anglia: : Suffolk

Keywords: Freeth Cavendish People Heritage Suffolk Village Community Project Illustrated Photographs History Manors Families Agriculture Weather Buildings Schools Churches Transport Trade Industry 48286 East Anglia: : Suffolk

FRITH, ANNE, SMITH, DOROTHY & BAUERS, ANNE.

Beccles Talk 2001: A Speech Odyssey.

Beccles:The Bidnall Press Limited (printers), 2001. 0951598546. 1st impression. A small survey of dialect words and phrases in Beccles."Besides baldly recording words, we have tried to record how they were used. A conclusion is that the definition of a dialect word is a local word for which there is no single definition". Pp.48. Illustrated yellow stiff card covers, faint sunning to spine edge. Scarce. VG.

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Book number: 49080

Catalogue: East Anglia: : Suffolk

Keywords: Frith Smith Bauers Beccles Talk 2001 Speech Odyssey Dialect Local Suffolk Language Words Expressions 50569 East Anglia: : Suffolk

FULCHER, GEORGE WILLIAMS (1795-1855) .

The People's Penny Library. One Hundred Tales Number III. Salvator Rosa And The Last Of The Chittimachas / Fulcher's Additional Tables 1857 - 1859 .

[ Sudbury, Suffolk: Fulcher, 1856 - 1859 ] . 0. A scarce book containing information relating mostly to Sudbury in Suffolk from 1857 to 1859. 6.60" x 4.25" x 0.50". A small book full of local adverts stories poems and useful information. Contents include: The People's Penny Library. One Hundred Tales Number III. Salvator Rosa And The Last Of The Chittimachas. pp.63-pp.104 (followed by a leaf of adverts for the Penny Library; Fulcher's Additional Tables [Sudbury, Suffolk], 1857 pp.84; Fulcher's Additional Tables [Sudbury, Suffolk], 1858 pp.84; Fulcher's Additional Tables [Sudbury, Suffolk], 1859 pp.84Each of the Fulcher's Additional Tables include: Assessed Taxes; Sudbury Union; Conveyances From Sudbury; Fairs in Suffolk; Fairs in Norfolk; Weather Table; Short Questions for Long Evenings; Register of Events . Each register of events, not only include national events but also local happenings. For example: From Nov 1865 to Nov. 1857 include; 18. Several Hundred old coins found by some labourers in a wood at Boxford, chiefly half-crowns, shillings, and gold nobles of the reign of Elizabeth; 27. Meeting of the Lodge of Freemasons at Clare, when it was unanimously resolved to remove the Lodge to Sudbury; 31. Supposed murder of Mr. Butcher, farmer, at Colne Engaine, on his return from Colchester Market. *** George Williams Fulcher (1795-1855), was an English poet and miscellaneous writer. He carried on the business of a bookseller, stationer, and printer at Sudbury in Suffolk, where in 1825 he issued the first number of the 'Sudbury Pocket Book,' an annual which he continued to publish during his life, and to the pages of which, besides Fulcher himself, Bernard Barton, William and Mary Howitt, James Montgomery, and other less-known writers contributed. A selection from these contributions appeared under the title of 'Fulcher's Poetical Miscellany' in 1841, 12mo, reprinted in 1853. Fulcher also started in 1838 a monthly miscellany of prose and verse, entitled 'Fulcher's Sudbury Journal,' but this was not continued beyond the year. He made a courageous effort to treat pauperism poetically, publishing 'The Village Paupers, and other Poems,' London, 1845. 'The Village Paupers' is in the heroic couplet, and betrays in almost every line the influence of Crabbe and of Oliver Goldsmith's The Deserted Village. Of the miscellaneous poems 'The Dying Child' is the best. Fulcher also published 'The Ladies' Memorandum Book and Poetical Miscellany,' 1852 and following years; 'The Farmer's Day-book,' which reached a sixth edition in 1854, and he was engaged on a life of Gainsborough, a Sudbury man, at his death on 19 June 1855. Fulcher was throughout life a diligent student, particularly of Crabbe and Cowper. Boswell's Johnson was also one of his favourite books. He was a practical botanist, and very sensitive to the beauties of nature. He took an active interest in local affairs, being one of the magistrates of the borough of Sudbury, president of the board of guardians, and several times mayor. He gave much to charities. He was buried in the churchyard of St. Gregory, Sudbury, the townspeople closing their shops, and the mayor, corporation, and magistrates of the borough following the bier.

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Book number: 40380

Catalogue: East Anglia: : 19th Century

Keywords: 41405 George Williams Fulcher the People's Penny Library. One Hundred Tales Number III. Salvator Rosa and the Last of the Chittimachas Fulcher's Additional Tables East Anglia: : 19th Century

FURBER, ELIZABETH CHAPIN.

Essex Sessions of the Peace 1351, 1377-1379. (Essex Archaeological Society, Occasional Publications No.3).

Colchester: Wiles & Son Ltd, for the Essex Archaeological Society, 1953. "The years of the Essex sessions of the peace (1351 and 1377-79) fall between two important landmarks of the fourteenth century, the Black Death of 1349 and the Great Revolt of 1381. The last half of the fourteenth century constituted a period of far-reaching social and economic change and discontent. The old manorial system was breaking up;new forces were at work to transform the position of the agricultural labourer, and to quicken the industrial and commercial life of England." Pp.x/216, frontispiece plate facsimile of Assize Roll 266 + folding map of Essex showing Hundreds and Places of Sessions. Paperback. VG.

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Book number: 39023

Catalogue: East Anglia: : Essex

Keywords: Elizabeth Chapin Furber Essex Sessions Peace Fourteenth 14th Century Great Revolt Offences Indictments Fitzwalter Affair Wages Assize Capias Fines de Mandeville Rikedon Gaol Delivery Roll Map 39971 East Anglia: : Essex