001 * Coleby Plough Jag (/ Scunthorpe Folk Song Club) [photos; audio; video; programme]

002 * Grimsby Morris Men [photos]

003 * A Glossary of Words used in South-West Lincolnshire (Wapentake of Graffoe) [by Rev R.E.G. Cole [Rector of Doddington], 1886, p.112 - entry for 'Plough-Jacks']

004 * An accumulation of Hobby Horses [Re:] [by E.C. Cawte, in Musical Traditions - Comments that it's probably not a Plough Play gang.]

005 * An accumulation of Hobby Horses. Who? Where? When? Any ideas? [by Tom Chambers, in Musical Traditions - Comments that photo could be of a Plough Play "double gang".]

006 * Catalogue of Additions to the Manuscripts 1936-1945 [by British Museum, pt.I: Descriptions, 1970, pp.14-15; pt.II: Index, 1970, pp.489, 581, 627, 789, 805, 868 - '... 1936 : Add. Ms. 44870' - Revesby text]

007 * Catalogue of Additions to the Manuscripts in the British Museum in the Years 1888-1893 [1894, pp.18, 587, 719 - '¡­ 1888 : Add. Ms. 33418' - Bassingham Men's + Children's, Broughton A + B + C, Swinderby & unlocated texts]

008 * Christmastide [by W.Henry Jones [Vicar of Mumby], in Lincolnshire Notes & Queries, Vol.II Pt.1, Jan. 1890, p.21 - Mumby morris dancers fragment]

009 * From Theater to Ritual: A Study of the Revesby Mummers' Play [Book for sale: by Esha Niyogi De, in Oral Tradition in the Middle Ages, ed. by W.F.H. Nicolaisen, 1995]

010 * FTX-105 - In Comes I, Tom Fool : Lincolnshire Plough Plays [CD for sale: Audio of Barrow-on-Humber Plough Play, 1954 and Helpringham.]

011 * History of the Holy Trinity Guild, at Sleaford, [by Rev G. Oliver [Vicar of Scopwick], 1837, pp.117, 83fn-84fn - fragment]

012 * J.M. Carpenter, Ethel Rudkin and the Plough Plays of Lincolnshire [citation of Eddie Cass, in Folk Life, Vol.41, 2003]

013 * James Madison Carpenter and the Mummers' Play [citation of Steve Roud & Paul Smith, in Folk Music Journal, Vol.7 No.4, 1998, pp.498-513 - (Garsington (2), Ampleforth (2) &) Elsham texts from James Madison Carpenter Collection]

014 * Land and People in Medieval Lincolnshire [by Graham Platts, 1985, p.278]

015 * Lincolnshire Archives : Foster Library : Plough Plays Bibliography

016 * Lincolnshire Folk Archive [Ref. LFA] [The Pilgrim College Archive]

017 * Morris Dance at Revesby [by T.Fairman Ordish, in Folk-Lore Journal, Vol.VII No.5, ??? 1889, pp.331-356 - text [- now British Library Add. Ms. 44870]]

018 * North Lincolnshire Council [image archive] [Photos of Plough Jags at Burton-upon-Stather, West Halton?, West Halton (1898), Burringham (1932), Carlton (1934), Scopwick, Scotter x3, Burringham (1953), Barrow-on-Humber (1951) x2 & Burringham (pre 1914) x2]

019 * Observations on Popular Antiquities: [with additions] [by John Brand, rev. by Henry Ellis, 1813, Vol.I pp.400-403 - 'Sword Dance' - fnG - ([Thomas] Park notes Morris-Dancers [at Heighington ?];) extract from Revesby text [- now British Library Add. Ms. 44870]; (paraphrasing Mode of celebrating Christmas in Yorkshire, by R. S. [Robert Surtees], in Gentleman's Magazine: and Historical Chronicle, Vol.LXXXI Pt.1:May (New Ser. Vol.4), Jan.-Jun. 1811, pp.423-424)]

020 * Plough Jags [by E.Bentley Wood, in Lincolnshire Notes & Queries, Vol.II Pt.3, Jul. 1890, pp.88-89 - unlocated text]

021 * Plough Monday Mummeries [by J.T. F., in Notes and Queries, 9th Ser. Vol.VII No.181, 15th Jun. 1901, p.477 - ohs is the Lincolnshire form of who's - see below]

022 * Plough Monday Mummeries [by John Pickford, in Notes and Queries, 9th Ser. Vol.VII No.181, 15th Jun. 1901, p.477 - citation of The Book of Days, ed. by R. Chambers, Vol.I, 18??, pp.84-86; (Return of the Native, by Thomas Hardy, 1878)]

023 * Plough Monday Mummeries [I] [by Mabel Peacock, in Notes and Queries, 9th Ser. Vol.VII No.174, 27th Apr. 1901, pp.322-324 - Hibaldstow "plough-jags" text; Winterton fragment; western slope of the Wolds text]

024 * Plough Monday Mummeries [II] [by Mabel Peacock, in Notes and Queries, 9th Ser. Vol.VII No.176, 11th May 1901, pp.363-365 - Kirton in Lindsey text; tup at Walton-le-Dale near [?] Tattershall; (extract from Queen, 1st Jan. 1898, p.15bc - on Isle of Man)]

025 * Plough-Jags [by J.T. F., in Notes and Queries, 12th Ser. Vol.VI No.101, Feb. 1920, p.35 - at Burton upon Stather; citation of N.E.D. - entry for 'Plough-Jags'; citation of Between Trent and Ancholme, by Fowler, 1908, p.316 - at Bottesford]

026 * Plough-Jags [by M.G.W. P. [Mabel G.W. Peacock], in Lincolnshire Notes & Queries, Vol.I Pt.2, Apr. 1888, p.51 - can any reader furnish a text?]

027 * Records in Other Custody : Revesby Abbey [in Archivist's Report, No.18, Apr. 1966 - Mar. 1967, p.76 - "a plough play (? Revesby) copied by S.S. Banks, 1779"]

028 * S. John Baptist College [by William Holden Hutton, 1898, pp.73-74 - at [Gate Burton ?] mid-Lincolnshire & (Oxfordshire [Oxford ?])]

029 * The Boys Spring Book [by Thomas Miller, 1847, pp.45-46 - masking (non-play?) as Robin Hood [at Gainsborough]]

030 * The Kirmington Plough-Jags Play [citation of Ruairidh Greig, in Folk Music Journal, Vol.3 No.3, 1977, pp.233-241]

031 * The Life of Sir Joseph Banks [by Edward Smith, 1911, p.306 - Mummers at Revesby]

032 * The Pilgrim College Archive [citation of Patrick O' Shaughnessy, in Lincolnshire Past & Present, No.17, Autumn 1994, pp.12-13 - "The archive contained an extensive collection of Lincolnshire plough plays,"]

033 * The Straw Bear of the Plough-Witchers [by Cuthbert Bede [Rev Edward Bradley], in Notes and Queries, 7th Ser. Vol.I No.5, 30th Jan. 1886, p.86 - at [Lenton]; (extract from Ramsey, in Peterborough Advertiser, 16th Jan. 1886)]

034 * The Vikings: Traces of Their Folklore in Marshland [by Rev R.M. Heanley [Rector of Weyhill, Hampshire], in Saga-Book of the Viking Club, Vol.III, Pt.1, 1901, p.40 - "guisers" or sword dancers at Wainfleet]

035 * The Vikings: Traces of Their Folklore in Marshland [citation of Rev R.M. Heanley [Rector of Weyhill, Hampshire], in Saga-Book of the Viking Club, Vol.III, Pt.1, 1901, p.40 - "guisers" or sword dancers at Wainfleet]

036 * There and Back (A Walk with my Grandfather) [by W.H. Wood, in Lincolnshire Life, ?, 1996 - plough-jags at Burton upon Stather]

037 * 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]

038 * Metheringham Area Community Leisure Association (MACLA) [Mention of Metheringham Amateur Dramatics performing a Mummers play 'St George and the Dragon'.]

039 * Six Churches Festival 1st-3rd May 1999 [Photo of Bassingham Plough Jag performance]

040 * Whitton, North Lincolnshire - notes on the history of a village, by Thomas M. Smith [internet only] [extracts relating to Plough Monday from Thomas Harris' diary (January 7, 1858) and Whitton school logbook (January 7, 1902)]