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	D-637
	Fonds
	English

Press cuttings from The Morning Post re civil disorder in Canada.. Guide to the village and parish church of St Nicholas, Sandford Orcas, 1962. Pamphlet: A Short History of the Manor of Sandford Orcas, n.d.. Papers and correspondence concerning Sherborne Museum, from its foundation in 1966. Photograph of dolls' house. Press cutting of Sherborne School Archaeological Society excavating site of All Hallows, one-time parish church, 26 May 1965.. 4 typed copies. Article entitled "Notes on Combe and the Medieval Church of St Emerenciana", appearing in Journal of Sherborne Historical Society, vol 7, 1970.. Notes, letters and maps. Letter from a "Parishioner and Member of Sherborne Historical Society" concerning Sherborne Abbey font, in the Western Gazette, and typed draft.. 2 letters re name of Thorne and house called Thornbank to Lady Thornton from Mr Boissier of Sherborne School and Mr Marllett of Thornton, Sherborne, 1974 and undated.. Letter to Lady Thornton from Digby Estate Office re manorial due of a red rose. Brown exercise book listing deeds referring to a site on or near The Green - The Swan [1689-1919]. Loose-leaf pad containing similar, labelled "Swanne Rough Draft", and loose notes.. 2 typed copies of article: "The Green, Sherborne as it was seen by John Leland in 1540 with later notes", and draft of same. (Refers to The Swann, New Well Spring, The Great Bell in Abbey tower, said to have been given by Cardinal Wolsey).. Notes on Barton Farm and other properties in Sherborne.. Blue note book containing general notes on researches, including deeds and names, especially Orenge.. Notes on the surname Bonar.. Typed copy of "A Dorset Nativity" - a story of the nativity of Christ at Sherborne.. Pen and ink drawing of Sherborne Museum (copy).. Negative photograph of Cowleaze, Overcombe.. Miscellaneous notes, including "table of tenants" taken from a terrier/survey of 1709. (Not clear as to what this refers of where it is)..