001 * A Winter's Play [by William Masterson [sic], in Parish Paper, Jan. 2008 - about Oxford University Morris Men]

002 * Abingdon Mummers / Abingdon Morris Men [perform Sunningwell text]

003 * Adderbury Mummers / Adderbury Morris Men [perform Derbyshire text; photos; scripts]

004 * Bampton Mummers [perform Bampton text]

005 * BBC Oxford - Mummer's the word for Christmas drama

006 * Blewbury Mummers [programme]

007 * Charlbury.info [Photos of Finstock Mummers]

008 * Finstock Mummers 20th Anniversary [in Finstock News, 41, Dec./Jan. 2006/2007 - and photo]

009 * FTX-383 - Early Days : William Kimber Talking [CD for sale: Audio about Headington Quarry Mummers, 1951]

010 * Headington Quarry Morris Dancers [photo; programme]

011 * Homer Sykes Collection [Photo of Blewbury Mummers]

012 * King Stone Mummers [photos]

013 * Kirtlington Morris [perform Kirtlington text - compiled from both R. Brett & G. King.]

014 * Once a Year [extract from Homer Sykes, 1977, pp.150-152 - Photos of Bampton Mummers and Mummer]

015 * Oxford City Morris Men

016 * Oxford University Morris Men [perform Holton text]

017 * Towersey Morris [photo]

018 * Uffington Mummers / Icknield Way Morris Men [perform Uffington text; photos; cast]

019 * Wantage Mummers / Icknield Way Morris Men [perform Steventon text; photos; programme]

020 * Windmill Mummers / Windmill Players [North Leigh] [photos]

021 * A History of the County of Oxford. Vol.05 - Bullingdon Hundred [ed. by Mary D. Lobel, 1957, p.190 - 'Iffley', by J. Catherine Cole]

022 * A History of the County of Oxford. Vol.05 - Bullingdon Hundred [ed. by Mary D. Lobel, 1957, p.169 - 'Holton', by ?]

023 * A History of the County of Oxford. Vol.05 - Bullingdon Hundred [1957, pp.096-116 - 'Cuddesdon']

024 * A History of the County of Oxford. Vol.05 - Bullingdon Hundred [1957, pp.157-168 - 'Headington']

025 * A History of the County of Oxford. Vol.06 [1959, pp.182-195 - 'Lower Heyford']

026 * A History of the County of Oxford. Vol.11 - Wootton Hundred (Northern Part) [ed. by Alan Crossley, 1983, pp.75-81 - 'Westcott Barton', by Janet Cooper - citation of O.A.S. Report, 1904, pp.25–26]

027 * A History of the County of Oxford. Vol.12 [1990, pp.98-110 - Eynsham : Introduction]

028 * A History of the County of Oxford. Vol.13 [1996, pp.8-17 - 'Bampton and Weald : Introduction']

029 * An Old Christmas Custom at Chadlington [citation of Keith Chandler, in Wychwoods History, No.9, 1994, pp.56-60]

030 * Bampton Folklore [Book for sale: by John Blair, 2001 - includes Bampton texts]

031 * Bartholomew Callow [by Michael Pickering, in Musical Traditions, No.5 - Mummers at Clifton & Deddington]

032 * Blewbury : a Hundred Years of Photography [by Roger Cambray, 1979, p.48]

033 * British Movietone [Video of Thames [sic] Mummers, 1932 - Story No.02176]

034 * Carols and Poems from the Fifteenth Century to the Present Time [ed. by A.H. Bullen, 1886, pp.xxi-xxii, 270 - fragment]

035 * Eight Mummers' Plays [extract from Alex Helm, 1971 - Chadlington text]

036 * Eynsham Morris [2nd edition only] [by [Mike Heaney], [19??] - Photo of Eynsham Mummers, pre 1914]

037 * Eynsham Morris Dancers between the Wars [by Keith Chandler, in The Eynsham Record, No.3, 1986, pp.42-43]

038 * Folk-Lore in Berkshire [by W. Niven, in Home Counties Magazine, Vol.V, 1903, pp.120-122 - Buckland text; citation of Pall Mall Gazette, 22nd Dec. 1902]

039 * Highways and Byways in Berkshire [by James Edmund Vincent, 1919, pp.163-165 - Drayton fragment]

040 * History of the Parish and Town of Bampton, [2nd edition] [by Rev J.A. Giles, 1848, p.60; pp.176-178 - [Frome ?] fragments]

041 * History of Witney [by Rev Dr Giles, 1852, p.62]

042 * In the Days of Victoria : Some Memories of Men and Things [by Thomas F. Plowman, 1918, p.88, 3 - at Oxford]

043 * 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]

044 * Lark Rise [extract from Flora Thompson, 1939, pp.266-267 - not at Lark Rise [Juniper Hill]]

045 * May Day to Mummers [Book for sale: by Christine Bloxham, 2002 - Stoke Talmage, Islip, Thame & Westcott Barton texts]

046 * Mummering and Niggering in Bloxham [by Y.S. Huntriss, in Cake & Cockhorse, Vol.7 No.7, Autumn 1978, pp.219-224]

047 * Mumming in Bampton [citation of Peter Harrop, in Folk Life, Vol.18, 1980]

048 * Musical and Poetical Relicks of the Welsh Bards [by Edward Jones, 1794, p.108 - Oxfordshire text - Subscription required for Gale: Eighteenth Century Collections Online]

049 * Notes on Some Old-Fashioned English Customs: The Mummers; … [by G.A. Rowell, in Folk-Lore Journal, Vol.IV No.2, Jun? 1886, pp.97-101 - at ?; text; fragment]

050 * Obituaries : Jon Drake (1963) [in Linacre News, Iss.24, Autumn 2002 - Archived]

051 * Observations on the Popular Antiquities of Great Britain: [New edition, with further additions [by James Orchard Halliwell] only] [by John Brand, rev. by Sir Henry Ellis, 1849, Vol.I p.466 - mummers at Islip]

052 * Old English Customs Extant at the Present Time [by P.H. Ditchfield [Rector of Barkham], 1896, (pp.9-12 + 310-315 - [at Barkham] & paraphrasing A Glossary of Berkshire Words and Phrases, by Major B. Lowsley, 1888, pp.17-22;) (12-15 - Stoke Gabriel fragment;) (315-316, viii - at Brightwalton;) 316-320, viii - Islip text from Percy Manning Collection; 320-326 - Bampton text]

053 * Otmoor and its Seven Towns [by Hobson & Price, 1961, p.43 - Mummers at Horton-cum-Studley]

054 * Oxfordshire Christmas Miracle Play [by Frederick George Lee, in Notes and Queries, 5th Ser. Vol.II No.52, 26th Dec. 1874, pp.503-505 - Thame text; (at Brill House, Brill;) at Thame Park, Thame]

055 * Oxfordshire Mummers [by The Editor [?], in Folk-Lore, Vol.V No.1, Mar. 1894, pp.88-89 - extract from Daily Graphic, 4th Jan. 1894 - illustration of mummers at Oxford]

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

057 * Some Notes on Bodicote [by J.H. Fearon, in Cake and Cockhorse, Vol.3 No.7, Spring 1967, pp.142-143 - fragment]

058 * Strange Oxford [internet version] [ed. by Morgan, 1987 - Thame texts from James Madison Carpenter Collection + Notes and Queries, 5th Ser. Vol.II No.52, 26th Dec. 1874, pp.503-505 & Photo of Strange Folklore Society, mid 1980s]

059 * Supplement to Glossary of Words used in Oxfordshire [by Mrs [Angelina] Parker, 1881, p.74 - entry for 'As' - fragment]

060 * The Berkshire Book [2nd edition] [extract from Berkshire Federation of Women's Institutes, 1951 - Mummers at Abingdon]

061 * The Changing English Village : A history of Bledington, Gloucestershire in its setting 1066-1914 [extract from M.K. Ashby, 1974, pp.305-306 - Idbury fragment ?]

062 * The Hagbourne Mummers Play [by John Stanley, in East Hagbourne Times : Portrait of an English Village, comp. by Brenda Clare et al., 1995, pp.18-19 - citation of text from James Madison Carpenter Collection via Ron Shuttleworth Collection & Photos of Hagbourne Mummers, mid 1990s]

063 * The Mummers Play [by Roger Giles, in Sphere ?- Chadlington text, 1893]

064 * The New Oxfordshire Village Book [extract from comp. Oxfordshire Federation of Women's Institutes, 1990, p.157 - 'Little Milton' - Archived]

065 * The New Oxfordshire Village Book [extract from comp. Oxfordshire Federation of Women's Institutes, 1990, p.26 - 'The Bartons' - Archived]

066 * The New Oxfordshire Village Book [extract from comp. Oxfordshire Federation of Women's Institutes, 1990, p.43 - 'Brightwell-cum-Sotwell' - Archived]

067 * The New Oxfordshire Village Book [extract from comp. Oxfordshire Federation of Women's Institutes, 1990, p.87 - 'Drayton' - Archived]

068 * The Oldest British Folk Play [by Michael J. Preston, in Folklore Forum, Vol.VI No.3, Jul. 1973, pp.168-174 - Islip text]

069 * The Victoria History of the County of Berkshire. Vol.4 [ed. by William Page & Rev P.H. Ditchfield, 1924, p.341 - 'The Hundred of Ock', by Ada Russell - 'Drayton' - citation of Highways and Byways in Berkshire, by James Edmund Vincent, 1919, pp.163-165]

070 * The Victoria History of the County of Berkshire. Vol.4 [ed. by William Page & Rev P.H. Ditchfield, 1924, p.363 - 'The Hundred of Ock', by Ada Russell - 'Milton' - citation of the vicar]

071 * The Victoria History of the County of Berkshire. Vol.4 [ed. by William Page & Rev P.H. Ditchfield, 1924, p.367 - 'The Hundred of Ock', by Ada Russell - 'Steventon' - citation of ?]

072 * The Victoria History of the County of Berkshire. Vol.4 [ed. by William Page & Rev P.H. Ditchfield, 1924, p.381 - 'The Hundred of Ock', by Ada Russell - 'Little Wittenham' - citation of the vicar]

073 * The Victoria History of the County of Berkshire. Vol.4 [ed. by William Page & Rev P.H. Ditchfield, 1924, p.385 - 'The Hundred of Ock', by Ada Russell - 'Long Wittenham' - citation of ?]

074 * Travels Round our Village [by Eleanor G. Hayden, 1905, p.115 - Mummers at [West Hendred]]

075 * Wiltshire Record Office [Ref. 2598/36] [Alfred Williams Collection - Aston / Bampton / Chimney text - citation of The Oxford Times]

076 * Banbury Hobby Horse Festival [National gathering of traditional and modern 'humanimals' that features some folk drama, such as Kentish hoodening, Welsh Mari Lwyd, tup and other mummers plays.]

077 * Christminster Singers [1999 performance]

078 * Cumnor Parish Record

079 * Leafield Village [Broken link to Martin Collin's webpage with R.J.E. Tiddy's text]