December 1989
Page: 1 Geoffrey TyackThe Rebuilding of Henley-on-Thames 1780-1914Page: 17 J F BaileyEstablishing the Foundation Date of Henley Rowing ClubPage: 21 Ivy ReevesThe Family of John Davis, Bargeman
Journals
Journals are published and distributed to members
Winter 1988
Page: 2 Ann CottinghamExcavation at Parkside, possibly a Windmill 1986-87Page: 11 Paul CannonClay Pipes found at ParksidePage: 21 Maureen MellorA Commentary on the Pottery found at Parkside
Winter 1987
Page: 2 P D EllimanGlassmaking in Henley, 17th CPage: 15 Ann Cottingham89 & 91 Bell St – Nine Years onPage: 18 Joan HowardApparel worn in the 1630sPage: 20 Joan DilsHenley and the River Trade in Pre-Industrial period (includes Inventory of George Cranfield, timber merchant 1667)Page: 29 Claire HalpinAcheulian Hand AxePage: 30 Ann CottinghamDrawing of Acheulian Hand Axe
Summer 1986
Page: 2 Ann CottinghamThe Old Rectory …Page: 8 Francis Sheppard…And the History of the House (The old Rectory)Page: 12 John CrockerHenley BridgePage: 15 Henley Standard (26th October 1906)Beating the Bounds in 1831 (The Ecclesiastical Parish of Henley)Page: 18 Ruth GibsonBix Manor FarmPage: 29 Ann CottinghamSome Axes from BixPage: 32 Ann Cottingham17th century Surrey Ware (drawings of fragments found at no 13 Riverside
April 1985
Page: 1 Ann Cottingham The Rectory Garden Site Page: 14 Ann Cottingham Before the Co-op Page: 16 John Crocker The Rivulet More and Friday Street (The Town Ditch) Page: 18 Rachel Ryan The Inventory of Abraham Mann, Rector of Henley, 1631
February 1984
Page: 1 John HowardThe search for the Dark Lady (continued)Page: 3 John CrockerAn Attempt toTrace the Course of Grymes Dyke through HenleyPage: 6 John HowardTwo Ancient Centres of TradePage: 8 Peter AndersonBridgemen & Parish ChurchwardensPage: 12 Ruth GibsonHighmoor Farm
March 1983
Page: 1 Ruth GibsonLife at School in early 17th Century in Henley’s Chantry HousePage: 4 John HowardIn search of a Dark Lady (Part 1)Page: 10 Ann CottinghamPudder’s Farm, Warren RowPage: 16 Ruth GibsonThe Group’s Outing to Lewknor, November 28th, 1982Page: 17 John HowardThe Hundred of LewknorPage: 19 Peter AndersonG.W.R. Boundary Markers at Henley-on-Thames