Skip to content

Search:

Donate
Twitter
Facebook
YouTube
Instagram

A living history of
Milton Keynes

Home
About us
Local history
Archive
Events
Online Shop
Contribute

You are here: Home>Date search

Date search

Your search for 19/06/1901-25/12/1902 returned 595 results

Search by period:

Which field to search:

By decade:

By decade:

By century:

By century:

Search by year:

Which field to search:

Single year:

Single year:

Between: and

Between: and

Search by date:

Which field to search:

Single date:

Single date:

Between:

and

Between:

and

Diary Entries by Nellie Smith 1901-1902

NEL/003/001

Transcript of Nellie Smith’s diary entries from 1901 to 1902 containing day to day events. Notable entry: ‘Sat. Aug 9, 1902 Coronation Day, went to see the Bull roasted enough to make us bad to look at it, torchlit procession at night’
Great Brickhill Church

BOD/002/028

Great Brickhill Church. Handwritten note reads “as it used to be 1907”
Interview about childhood in Wolverton and working at McCorquodales.

ALC/016/001

In this interview Len Squire reminisces about Wolverton and working at McCorquodales from 1921 when he started his apprenticeship. The printers had already been in operation for seventy five years and it was the largest employer of women in Wolverton. There was a high turnover of female workers, as the majority of women, including his ...
Oral history audio recordings of Len Squire (b. c1907).

ALC/016
Aylesbury Street, Fenny Stratford - sheep market

BOD/001/012

Aylesbury Street, Fenny Stratford – sheep market. Handwritten note reads “as it was 1896”.
Gayhurst, Guy Fawkes and Goats (26 November 1976)

TRM/195

A number of small matters have lately engaged my interest. Matters like the proposal to turn Gayhurst House into separate houses and flats. Incidentally, the English Place Names Society say that Gayhurst means “goat wood.” The Old English word for a goat was pronounced “gate” and a wood was a “hurst” – hence Brockenhurst and Lyndhurst ...
Fenny Poppers Leaflet

ECO/002/012

A 4 page leaflet describing the history of the Fenny Poppers and of St Martins Church. 2 scans (of pages 1 & 4, and pages 2 & 3).
Photographs of Spurgeon Memorial Baptist Chapel

BCH/010

Photographs of Spurgeon Memorial Baptist Chapel in its old premises on Aylesbury Street before it moved to the Water Eaton Church Centre in 1975
Miscellaneous documents and objects.

TBC/014

A miscellaneous collection of photographs, diaries, family letters, newspapers and documents relating to various members of the Taylor-Brown family including family trees for the Brown family. There are also items related to the funeral of King Edward VII and the coronation of Edward VIII, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II. In addition ...
Brown Family Descendant Chart.

TBC/014/067

Family tree for the Browns, dated Feb 2004. A4 paper with printed chart starting with Joseph ? Brown (m.1815) going down to Richard Brown (b.1952). At the top in blue handwritten ink is the name, address, phone number and email for Betty Crisp. Sheet one of six.
Research Process - Breakdown of source documents (1976).

ALC/019

Draft breakdown of relevant historical references for possible inclusion in the script of ‘All Change’, by subject, source and date. Subject headings cover material researched and have been listed under specific topics.
Brown Family Descendant Chart.

TBC/014/072

Family tree for the Browns. A4 paper with printed chart starting with Kenneth Edward Hegan (b.1901) going down to Peter Brown. Sheet six of six.

PAGE:12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Next >Last >>

Heritage MK (opens in new window)

Admin login
Register
Privacy and cookies
Accessibility
Terms of use
Contact us
Subscribe to our newsletter

If you would like to support the work of Living Archive please donate via Local Giving.

Copyright Living Archive. Website by CommunitySites