001 * Boughton Monchelsea Morris [script]

002 * Darent Valley Champions / Hartley Morris Men [perform Shoreham & Brasted texts; programme]

003 * Dead Horse Morris [photo; programme; script]

004 * Each to their own [by Chris Maclean, in , 5th Jan. 2009 - about Boyden Gate Mummers]

005 * Elsie's Band / The Queen's Arms

006 * Mummers ensure Pagan Traditions are Remembered [in ?, 2nd Jan. 1999 - about Tonbridge Mummers]

007 * Rabble Folk Theatre

008 * Ravensbourne Morris Men [perform Leigh [Brasted] text]

009 * Tonbridge Mummers & Hoodeners (/ Nellie's Folk Club) [perform Bearsted text - Archived]

010 * Wadard Mummers / Wadard Morris Men [perform Sutton-at-Hone text]

011 * West Hill Morris [photos]

012 * A Dictionary of the Kentish Dialect and Provincialisms in use in the County of Kent [by W.D. Parish & W.F. Shaw, 1888, p.27 - entry for 'Championing'; (p.76 - entry for 'Hodening'; p.77 - entry for 'Hoodening' - at St Nicholas-at-Wade)]

013 * Annals of a Fishing Village [New edition] [by A Son of the Marshes [Denham Jordan], ed. by J.A. Owen, 1892, pp.239-245 - at [Milton Regis]]

014 * Kentish Mummers and Morrismen [index to Annis Cumfrey, in Bygone Kent, Vol.9 No.6, Jun. 1988, pp.360-363 - Brasted Champions and revival by Darent Valley Champions - Archived]

015 * Three Mumming Plays [citation of Alan Brody, in English Literary Renaissance, Vol.3 No.1, Winter 1973, pp.105-130 - (Branston, Lincolnshire text from Vaughan Williams Memorial Library Collection;) unlocated, Kent text from Vaughan Williams Memorial Library Collection; (Barrow-on-Humber, Lincolnshire text from Maurice Willmore Barley Collection)]

016 * BBC Radio 3 - Late Junction, 7th Dec. 2005 [Audio - 'Christmas Champions']

017 * Leigh and District Historical Society [Mummers Plays and Leigh]