There's Life in Stanton Lacy, Hayton and Downton Hall, Shropshire: Volume One 1743 - 1900

Name: There's Life in Stanton Lacy, Hayton and Downton Hall, Shropshire: Volume One 1743 - 1900
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Nearly three centuries of newspaper articles

ByBernard O'Connor

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'There’s Life in Stanton Lacy, Hayton and Downton Hall' is a collection of newspaper articles from 1743 telling the history of the parish – births, marriages, deaths, accidents, inquests, sales, auctions, employment, entertainment, the church, education, farming, forestry, crime, punishment, politics, sport and more..

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Publication Date: Apr 19, 2024
Language: English
ISBN: 9781445775944
Category: History
Copyright: Some Rights Reserved - Creative Commons (CC BY)
Contributors: By (author): Bernard O'Connor

Specifications

Pages: 240
Binding Type: Paperback Perfect Bound
Interior Color: Color
Dimensions: A5 (5.83 x 8.27 in / 148 x 210 mm)

Keywords

Stanton Lacy Hayton's Bent Upper Hayton Lower Hayton The Hope Downton Hall Shropshire Salop Clee Hills Corvedale Newspaper articles

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About Bernard O'Connor

Bernard O'Connor has taught Geography, History, Religious Education, Citizenship and English in Britain, Australia, Taiwan and China. Now living in the Shropshire Hills, UK, he has researched many aspects of local history. His first publications were on the social, economic, archaeological and environmental impact of the 19th and 20th century coprolite industry in the UK, France, Spain and the United States. This was open-cast mining of phosphatic nodules, thought by some at the time to be fossilised dinosaur droppings. He has also researched and published work on RAF Tempsford, described as Churchill's Most Secret Airfield during WW2. From here the RAF's Special Duties Squadrons (and for a time the US Carpetbaggers) sent in over 600 secret agents and supplied the many resistance groups in occupied Europe. He has published numerous accounts of the women agents, sabotage training and sabotage operations (including blackmail sabotage) in Norway, Denmark, Holland (the Netherlands), Belgium, France, Greece, Spain, Portugal and Gibraltar He has written accounts of German-trained agents infiltrated into Britain; Soviet Comintern agents brought to Britain and infiltrated by SOE into Western Europe; Spanish Republicans trained for missions in Spain, and surrendered or captured anti-fascist Soviet, Austrian and German soldiers who were trained for SOE sabotage and subversion missions. He is an accomplished speaker and Zoom presenter.

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