Historical Collections Relating to Northamptonshire: Family Histories, Pedigrees, Biographies, Tracts on Witches, Historical Antiquities, Reprints of Rare and Unique Tracts, &C., &C (Classic Reprint)

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Y the courtesy of Mr. S. S. Campion, the proprietor of The Northampton Daily Reporter. We are able to issue in a permanent and accessible form the very valuable and interesting papers on the History of the Church of Doddridge. Which appeared in his journal just previous to the holding of the bi-centenary services at Castle Hill Church, 1895. The papers have been specially revised. Many additions of a valuable and interesting nature, which. On account of Space. It was not possible to include in the newspaper issue, have been included in this work. For these special thanks are due to the Rev. T. Gasquoine, Rev. J. J. Cooper, Rev. W. E. Morris, Dr. Newth (the Memorial Hall), Professor Pryce (new College), Rev. E. N. Tom. Rev. Canon Hull, Rev. J. E. G. Farmer (woodstock), Rev. J. S. Mercer (north Walsham), Rev. G. S. Ives (tunstead). Rev. J. Joseph (booking), Rev, W. Davies (tewkesbury), Rev. T. P. Hockey (abingdon), G. E. Cokayne, Esq. (clarenceux king-of-arms, Heralds' College), Mrs. W. Mobbs, and to the deacons of Castle Hill Church for permission to consult the church records per the late Mr. Jonathan Robinson. As all extracts quoted in the following pages have been revised with the originals an immense amount of work and a very large correspondence has been caused. J oen taylor.

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