001 * Andy Anderson [1999 report, with photos, about Crookham Mummers]

002 * Andy Anderson [member of Red Stags Morris] [1999 report with photos]

003 * Andy Anderson [member of Red Stags Morris] [Script of Red Stags Morris, 1996 version - also on Red Stags Morris website]

004 * Broadside Mummers (/Broadside Folk Club) [photos; programme]

005 * Broughton Traditional Arts Group (BTAG) Mummers [photo]

006 * Farnborough Mummers

007 * Hayling Island Lifeboat Station [Photo of Prize Old Mummers]

008 * Jackstraws Morris [photos]

009 * King John's Morris Men [photo; programme]

010 * Mid Hants Railway [Photo of Farnborough Mummers]

011 * Milestones Museum [Annual mummers play]

012 * Minden Rose [Photo of Wickham Morris]

013 * Otterbourne Mummers [perform Otterbourne text; photo]

014 * OvertonPictures.com [Photos of Overton Mummers]

015 * Peter Sheil [member of Red Stags Morris] [Script of Red Stags Morris, 2002 version of 1996 one - both also on Red Stags Morris website]

016 * Prize Old Mummers (/ Victory Morrismen) [photos; programme; scripts]

017 * Red Stags Morris [scripts]

018 * Snippets [by Isabel Yeo, in Minstead Mail, Winter 2004 - about Minstead Mummers]

019 * Southampton University Players

020 * The Chequers Inn [Photos of Odiham Mummers]

021 * Yateley Morris Men [perform Bramshill text; photos; programme]

022 * A General Dictionary of Provincialisms, [by William Holloway, 1839, p.175 - entry for "Tip-Teerers"]

023 * A History of Hampshire, including the Isle of Wight [by T.W. Shore, 1892, p.174]

024 * A Little History of Eversley [by C. Elizabeth Cottingham, [1932], p.24 - 'Old Customs' - at Bramshill]

025 * Address [by Bishop William H. De Lancey, in Journal of the Proceedings of the Eighteenth Annual Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Western New York, 1855, p.32 - mummers at Hursley Park, Hursley]

026 * Annals of Old Ropley [by Marianna S. Hagan, 1929, pp.56-57 - Ropley (and Isle of Wight) fragments]

027 * Antiquitates Culinariae, [by Rev Richard Warner [of Sway], 1791, pp.lvi-lvii - Subscription required for Gale: Eighteenth Century Collections Online]

028 * Catalogue of Additions to the Manuscripts in the British Museum in the Years 1854-1875 [vol.II, 1877, pp.283, 849, 1247 - '¡­ 1865 : Add. Ms. 26774-26780' - Romsey text]

029 * Eversley [extract - Mummers at Bramshill]

030 * Farming and Rural Life, Part 1 [DVD for hire: Video of Tichborne Mummers, 1919 - extract from Wessex Film and Sound Archive]

031 * Five Mumming Plays for Schools [extract from Alex Helm, 1965 - Netley Abbey text]

032 * FTX-426 - Three Maidens A-Milking : Songs from Hampshire [CD for sale: Audio of 'O Mortal Man' & 'God Bless the Master of this House', sung by Hampshire Mummers (-in fact North Waltham Mummers)]

033 * Hampshire Christmas Mystery [by W. C., in Notes and Queries:, Ser.2 Vol.XII No.312, 21st Dec. 1861, pp.493-494]

034 * Hampshire Folklore [by D.H. Moutray Read, in Folk-Lore, Vol.XXII No.3, Sep. 1911, pp.328-329 - mummers at Crondall; [Overton seen at] Freefolk; Longstock; Netley; Hursley; Romsey [- citation of British Library Add. Ms. 26774-26780]; St Mary Bourne - extract from A Parochial History of St. Mary Bourne, by Joseph Stevens, 1888, pp.339-341; Nursling]

035 * Hampshire Mummers [by Mackenzie E.C. Walcott, in Notes and Queries:, Ser.3 Vol.I No.4, 25th Jan. 1862, p.66]

036 * Hampshire Treasures [by [Hampshire County Council], 1979, Vol.2 (Basingstoke and Deane) p.209 - 'North Waltham']

037 * Hampshire Treasures [by [Hampshire County Council], 1980, Vol.3 (Hart and Rushmoor) p.27 - 'Crookham']

038 * Hantsphere [image archive] [Photo of Andover Mummers, old n.d.]

039 * Highways and Byways in Hampshire [by D.H. Moutray Read, 1908, pp.33, 250-251, viii - at Hursley; Romsey [- citation of British Library Add. Ms. 26774-26780]; St Mary Bourne]

040 * John Keble's Parishes [by Charlotte Mary Yonge, 1898 - Otterbourne text?]

041 * Longparish School [in Hill & Valley, No.37, Jan. 2003, p.14 - performance]

042 * Longparish Village Handbook [by Mary Jo Darrah, Paul Knipe & John Woodcock, 1999, p.3 - text [- extract from Longparish Women's Institute Scrapbook]]

043 * Mainly about?Old Fleet & Crookham [by Ted Roe, [1975], p.49]

044 * Mummers [index to ?, in Bitterne Local History Society's Magazine, Vol.57 - only general summary of mummers; nothing specific]

045 * Museum of English Rural Life [Image Library holds George Long Collection]

046 * North Waltham, Steventon, Ashe and Deane History Society [Photo of North Waltham Mummers, 1947]

047 * Steve Roud / Paul Marsh Collection [And Booklet for sale:, 1992]

048 * Ted 'Darkie' Duckett [by Dave Williams, in Musical Traditions - Mummers at East Boldre]

049 * The Laws of Masters and Servants Considered; [by J. Huntingford, 1790, p.73 - Subscription required for Gale: Eighteenth Century Collections Online]

050 * The Mummers at Milford - fifty years ago [citation of C. Rivett-Carnac, in An Occasional Magazine : Milford-on-Sea Record Society, Vol.1 No.5, Nov. 1912, pp.28-34]

051 * The New Forest: Its History and its Scenery [by John R. Wise, 1883, p.178 - "Mummers still perform at Christmas."]

052 * Tipterers [by A. D., in Notes and Queries, 4th Ser. Vol.IX No.210, 6th Jan. 1872, p.15]

053 * Village Mummers' Strange Performance [in Daily Mirror, No.6905, 28th Dec. 1925, p.16ab - Photo of Overton Mummers - Subscription required for UKPressOnline]

054 * Bob Copper: Collecting for the BBC [God Bless the Master of this House' - song that was sung by the North Waltham Mummers]

055 * Headley Theatre Club [List with 1977, 1981, 1989 and 2006 performances]

056 * Longparish Players [2007 performance?]

057 * Overton Millennium Sheep Fair [Includes watercolour painting of mummers by Rosemary Trollope and Johnny Jacks script - Archived]

058 * Paul Marsh

059 * Strange Britain [Overton text, copied from www.folkplay.info/Texts/91su54cc.htm.]