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Bibliography David Barraclough, 'Doncaster Division', in Geoff and Ian Body, False Starts, Near Misses and Dangerous Goods, The History Press, 2017. Kenneth Cameron, A Dictionary of Lincolnshire Place-Names, English Place-Name Society, 1998. L.R. Cryer, A History of Barrowby, Casthorpe and Stenwith, published by author 1979. Roger J. P. Kain, John Chapman and Richard R. Oliver, The Enclosure Maps of England and Wales 1595–1918: A Cartographic Analysis and Electronic Catalogue, Cambridge UP 2004. Extracts online at Google Books Carole King 'The rise and decline of village reading rooms', Rural History, Vol 20, Issue 2, 2009; published online by Cambridge University Press. Mark McKerracher, Farming Transformed in Anglo-Saxon England: Agriculture in the long eighth century, Windgather 2018. Max Wade Matthews, Sepulchral Effigies in Leicestershire and Rutland (CD-ROM), Heart of Albion 2002. Gordon Noble, 'Monumental journeys: Neolithic monument complexes and routeways across Scotland', in V. Cummings and R. Johnston (eds), Prehistoric Journeys, Oxbow Books 2007. Ivor J. Perry, Bringing Them Home: The story of the lost sons of Wymeswold, Wolds Historical Organisation 2014. Philip Rahtz and Donald Bullough, 'The parts of an Anglo-Saxon mill', Anglo-Saxon England Vol. 6 (1977), p15–37. David Ramsey, Newtown Linford Notes and the Leicestershire Slate Industry, Bradgate Books 2002. John Smith and John Manterfield, Barrowby: A guide to the archaeology of the parish, King's School Archaeological Society, 1973. J.D.A. Thompson, Inventory of British Coin Hoards 600–1500, Royal Numismatic Society, 1956. Eric Tonks, The Ironstone Quarries of the Midlands: History, Operation and Railways Part VIII: South Lincolnshire, Runpast 1991. Eric Tonks, The Ironstone Quarries of the Midlands: History, Operation and Railways Part IX: Leicestershire, Runpast 1992. Bob Trubshaw, How to Write and Publish Local and Family History Successfully, Heart of Albion 2005; available as a free PDF. Bob Trubshaw, Sacred Places: Prehistory and popular imagination, Heart of Albion 2005; available as a free PDF. Bob Trubshaw, 'Charnwood slates in Northamptonshire', Hindsight No.17 (2011). Bob Trubshaw, 'Ruminations from Elsewhere Part 6: The queens of the valleys', Northern Earth No.153 (2018) p9–11. Tom Williamson, Shaping medieval landscapes: settlement, society, environment, Windgather 2003. John Harold Worley, Asfordby 1909–1922: Memories of a Leicestershire village, Heart of Albion 1993.   Web sites National Heritage List for England and the Lincolnshire Heritage Environment Record Wikipedia entry for Barrowby Wikipedia entry for All Saint's Barrowby (contains several errors) Wikipedia entry for the Grantham canal Grantham Canal Society British Geological Survey's online maps Domesday Book Rural unrest in the 1830s A very nerdy footnote Although I have based many of these web pages on the researches of L.R. Cryer, I have not been able to disccover any biographical information about him. Not even his first names. All I've been able to establish is that he wrote three other books or booklets: A History of Rochford 1978 A History of Caythorpe with Frieston 1995 A History of Skillington 1998 Rochford is in Essex. Caythorpe, Skillington and – of course – Barrowby are all in Lincolnshire. I suspect that he moved from Essex to Barrowby in the 1970s, then to Caythorpe, and afterwards to Skillington. But alternative scenarios are possible. Back to top of this page   This website does not gather or store any visitor information. Copyright Bob Trubshaw 2021–2022 No unauthorised copying or reproduction except if all following conditions apply: a: Copy is complete (including this copyright statement). b: No changes are made. c: No charge is made. www.hoap.co.uk/barrowby

what's new? Articles about Barrowby Barrowby's location and geology summary of prehistoric Barrowby summary of Roman Barrowby Anglo-Saxons summary of Anglo-Saxon Barrowby place-names Winnibriggs and Threo Domesday Book eleventh century water mills Kesteven moot site Medieval summary of medieval Barrowby origins of All Saints church moated sites the decline of Casthorpe Newbo Abbey Barrowby's Rectory the Conduit to Grantham Sewstern Lane or The Drift Seventeenth and eighteenth centuries summary of early modern Barrowby Dr Thomas Hurst Sir John Thorold John Manners, the Marquess of Granby Charnwood slates the toll bar Enclosure of Barrowby 1762 village green a.k.a. Stevens Gutter Grantham Canal Nineteenth century summary of nineteenth century Barrowby restoration of the parish church schools Methodist chapels Reading Room windmills pinfold Richard Hornsby nineteenth and twentieth century population Twentieth century summary of twentieth century Barrowby ironstone quarrying two World Wars Memorial Hall Barrowby's Listed buildings Barrowby's modern housing guided walks in and around Barrowby there's more could be said... bibliography index of surnames in Cryer 1979 Articles and web links for nearby places rare seventeenth fonts at Muston, Bottesford and Orston from Project Gargoyle Newsletter 2020 Ironstone quarries of Leicestershire YouTube video Wyville's wells Harston's Anglo-Saxon carvings Bottesford's effigies Grantham Canal Society The Grantham Canal All you need to know – and more – from Wikipedia Croxton Kerrial manor house excavations photos and brief details from Leicester Mercury. By 2021 the remains had been consolidated and there are annual open days. Grantham Archaeology Group Bottesford History Group Grantham Civic Society Grantham Museum Heritage Lincolnshire