001 * Dean - Village in the Wilds [by C.L.F. Brown, in Bedfordshire Magazine, Vol.1 No.2, Autumn 1947 - "small boys sang for ha'pence on Plough Monday". ]

002 * Addenda to Aedes Hartwellianae [by Adm W.H. Smyth, 1864, p.55 - plough witches at Hartwell House, Lower Hartwell]

003 * A History of Grantchester in the County of Cambridge [by S.P. Widnall, 1875, pp.132 - Plough Monday; (135 - Christmas Eve "mumps")]

004 * A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely. Vol.05 [ed. by C.R. Elrington, 1973, p.200 - 'Grantchester', by A.P.M. Wright - citation of A History of Grantchester in the County of Cambridge, by S.P. Widnall, 1875, pp.132; (135)]

005 * A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely. Vol.06 [ed. by A.P.M. Wright, 1978, p.20 - 'Babraham', by Adrienne B. Rossen - citation of Babraham, by [Adeane], [193?], pp.24-25]

006 * A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely. Vol.06 [ed. by A.P.M. Wright, 1978, p.61 - 'Hildersham', by A.P.M. Wright - citation of Cambridgeshire Record Office [Ref. 331/Z 6, 1930, Feb., p.10; 331/Z 8, 1939, Feb., pp.12–13. Porter]]

007 * A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely. Vol.06 [ed. by A.P.M. Wright, 1978, pp.106 - 'Pampisford', by Adrienne B. Rossen - citation of Cambridgeshire Customs and Folklore, by Enid Porter, 1969, p.98]

008 * A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely. Vol.06 [ed. by A.P.M. Wright, 1978, p.128-129 - 'Balsham', by Susan M. Keeling - citation of Cambridge Evening News, 9th Jan. 1973]

009 * A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely. Vol.06 [ed. by A.P.M. Wright, 1978, p.249 - 'Sawston', by Adrienne B. Rossen - citation of Sawston :, by Challis, [1935], p.20 & A History of the Village of Sawston, by Teversham, 1942 & 1947, p.254]

010 * A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely. Vol.06 [ed. by A.P.M. Wright, 1978, p.265 - 'Whittlesford', by A.P.M. Wright - citation of Cambridgeshire Record Office [Ref. R58/5, Vol.VII pp.6–7, 119–120, 125]]

011 * A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely. Vol.08 [ed. by A.P.M. Wright, 1982, p.179 - 'Harston', by A.P.M. Wright - citation of Harston, 1937, by Greene, 1937, pp.17-19]

012 * A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely. Vol.09 [eds. by A.P.M. Wright & C.P. Lewis, 1989, p.166 - 'Madingley', by A.P.M. Wright - citation of Cambridgeshire Customs and Folklore, by Enid Porter, 1969, pp.98-99, 102 - [itself extract from Cambridge & County Folk Museum Collection [Ref. local newspaper cutting, undated]]]

013 * A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely. Vol.10 [eds. by A.F. Wareham & A.P.M. Wright, 2002, p.xii - 'Swaffham Prior' plate.41 - Cambridge Library Cambridgeshire Collection [Ref. Y.Swa.K29] - [also in Cambridgeshire Customs and Folklore, by Enid Porter, 1969, plate.10]]

014 * A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely. Vol.10 [eds. by A.F. Wareham & A.P.M. Wright, 2002, p.277 - 'Swaffham Prior', by A.P.M. Wright - citation of Cambridge Chronicle, 5th Jan. 1850, p.2; 6th Jan. 1855, p.5; 9th Jan. 1858, p.5; 7th Jan. 1860, p.5]

015 * A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely. Vol.10 [eds. by A.F. Wareham & A.P.M. Wright, 2002, p.340 - 'Burwell', by A.P.M. Wright - citation of Burwell, by Richardson, 1990, p.53]

016 * A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely. Vol.10 [eds. by A.F. Wareham & A.P.M. Wright, 2002, p.555 - 'Wicken', by A.P.M. Wright - citation of Cambridge Independent Press, 12th Jan. 1861, p.5]

017 * A New Gazetteer; or, Topographical Dictionary of the British Islands and Narrow Seas; [by James A. Sharp, 1852, Vol.I p.330 - at Cambridge]

018 * A Year in Europe [by John Griscom, 1823, Vol.II pp.208-209 - at Cambridge, 1819]

019 * Balsham Ploughmen [photos; programme; newspaper cuttings]

020 * Chronicles: The Orwell Chronicles for Years 1885 to 1894 [extract from Cambridge Chronicle, 15th Jan. 1892]

021 * Folk Life and Traditions of the Fens [extract from Porter, in Folklore, Vol.72, Dec. 1961, p.591 - at Littleport]

022 * FTX-423 - "The Chain of Gold" : Songs & Customs of Cambridgeshire & the Fens [CD for sale: by Peter Kennedy, 2002 - Track 2 - Audio about Plough Monday at Longstanton [sic]]

023 * FTX-452 - As She is Spoke - 2 : Dialect - Midlands & East Anglia [CD for sale: by Peter Kennedy, 1987 - Track 20 - as FTX-423]

024 * Grantae Imagines : Thirty-Six Sonnets [by H. Hailstone, 1886, p.26 - 'XXVI : Plough Monday' - Literary Work]

025 * History of Gamlingay and Neighbourhood [summary of Fowler, 1935, p.12]

026 * Hood Watch: "Bull Shaving" by Reg Dixon [at Downham]

027 * Mistress Judith : A Cambridgeshire Story [US edition] [by C.C. Fraser-Tytler [wife of Rector of Wimpole], 1875, p.251 - Literary Work]

028 * Morris Dancers [by Florence Rivers, in Notes and Queries, 6th Ser. Vol.IX No.214, 2nd Feb. 1884, p.90 - still extant?]

029 * Morris Dancers [by W. R., in Notes and Queries, 6th Ser. Vol.V No.114, 4th Mar. 1882, p.176 - "set" and "Moll" at Madingley, about 1848]

030 * My Life's Pilgrimage [by Thomas Catling, 1911, pp.8, 1 - Mumps at Cambridge]

031 * Plough Monday [by J.G. Frazer, in Folk-Lore Journal, Vol.V Pt.2, Apr? 1887, p.161 - at Cambridge]

032 * Plough Monday [by J.G. Frazer, in Folk-Lore, Vol.VIII No.II, Jun. 1897, p.184 - at Witchford]

033 * Popular Year-Book [in Sharpe's London Magazine, Vol.I No.12, 17th Jan. 1846, p.182 - at Cambridge, 1836]

034 * Remarkable Days [by [John Millard][Assistant Librarian of the Surrey Institution], in Time's Telescope, 1816, pp.3-4 - at Cambridge]

035 * Scraps of English Folklore, VII [by M.C. Jonas, in Folk-Lore, Vol.XXIV No.II, Jul. [sic] 1913, p.234 - at Ickleton]

036 * Straw-Bear Tuesday [by G.C. Moore Smith, in Folk-Lore, Vol.XX No.2, Jun. 1909, pp.202-203 (- with two photos) - also Plough-Monday at Whittlesey]

037 * The Life and Remains of Edward Daniel Clarke [2nd edition only] [by Rev William Otter, 1825, Vol.II pp.264-265, 246 - at Anstey Hall, Trumpington, 1812]

038 * Wimpole Village and Social Conditions Through the Centuries [extract from Wimpole Women's Institute, 1958]

039 * A Second Notice of Customs, Notions, and Practices, at Ashford-in-the-Water, Sixty Years Ago [by Thomas Brushfield, in Reliquary, Vol.V No.-, Jan. 1865, pp.152-153 - "Plough Bullocks"; illustration from The Book of Days, ed. by R. Chambers, Vol.I, 1863, pp.94-96]

040 * A Selection of Curious Articles from the Gentleman's Magazine [Vol.I 1809, p.236fn - reprint of On the Octaves of Festivals - Low-Sunday and Plough-Monday, by T. Rowe [Rev Samuel Pegge the Elder [the Rector of Whittington]], Vol.32, Dec. 1762, pp.567-569 - Plough-Bullocks]

041 * History of the Village of Stoney Middleton [by T.E. Cowen, 1910]

042 * Matlock Manor and Parish : Historical & Descriptive [by Benjamin Bryan, 1903, pp.110-111 - "plough bullocks"; (112-114 - Matlock, Matlock Bath & Starkholmes "guisering" text)]

043 * On Ancient Customs and Sports of the County of Derby [extract from Llewellynn Jewitt, in Journal of the British Archaeological Association, Vol.VII, 1852, pp.199-210]

044 * Spondon Years Ago, by George Wright, 15th Jan. 1915 [internet only]

045 * The Value of European Folklore in the History of Culture [by Charlotte Sophia Burne, in Folk-Lore, Vol.XXI No.I, Mar. 1910, (pp.38-40 - 'Note II. The Horn Dance' - extract from The Natural History of Stafford-shire, by Robert Plot, 1686, p.434; extract from Links with the Past, by Mrs Charles Bagot, 1901, p.190; citation of Sir Benjamin Stone's Pictures /) p.38 - 'Note I. Castleton']

046 * Two Collections of Derbicisms [by Samuel Pegge [Rector of Whittington], eds. by Rev Prof Skeat & Thomas Hallam, 1896, 'Supplement … from a Second Series' pp.(103 - entry for 'Guisers'; 112 - entry for 'Mummers';) 115 - entry for 'Plough Monday']

047 * Whitwell: A Parish History [2nd edition - internet only] [by Whitwell Local History Group, 1991 - 'Plough Monday'; ('The Derby Tup') - itself seems to derive from The Every-Day Book, by Hone]

048 * History of Hartlepool, [Re-Print edition] [by the late Sir Cuthbert Sharp, 1851, p.176 - ("Guisers" with "mell supper"; sword dancers;) stot plough]

049 * History of Hartlepool, A [1st edition] [extract from Sir Cuthbert Sharp, 1816, p.152 - ("Guisers" with "mell supper"; sword dancers;) stot plough]

050 * The Mysterious Wife [by Gabrielli [Mary Meeke], 1797, Vol.III p.149 - "reminded Henry of the country clowns he had seen in the county of Durham adorned in womens clothes on Plow-Monday" - Literary Work - Subscription required for Gale: Eighteenth Century Collections Online]

051 * A Glossary of Words used in Holderness in the East-Riding of Yorkshire [by Frederick Ross [Western], Richard Stead [Eastern] & Thomas Holderness [Northern], 1877, pp.28 - entry for 'Besom-Bet'; 62 - entry for 'Fond-pleeaf' [Northern & Western]; 108 - entry for 'Ploo-lads' [Eastern]]

052 * Beverlac; or the History and Antiquities of the Town of Beverley, [by George Poulson, 1829, Vol.II p.661 - "fool plough"]

053 * Folk Lore of East Yorkshire [by John Nicholson [born at Driffield], 1890, p.17 - "Ploo Lads" at Beverley, 1889 & [Driffield ?]]

054 * Researches into the History of Welton [[2nd edition]] [by Thomas Thompson, 1870, p.190 - "Sword Dancers" superceded by "Plough-boys"]

055 * The British Workman : Past and Present [by Rev M.C.F. Morris [Rector of Nunburnholme], 1928, Chapter V [- as below]]

056 * The Folk Speech of East Yorkshire [by John Nicholson, 1889, p.52 - entry for 'Besom' [- extract from A Glossary of Words used in Holderness in the East-Riding of Yorkshire, by Frederick Ross, Richard Stead & Thomas Holderness, 1877, p.28 - entry for 'Besom-Bet']]

057 * The History and Antiquities of the Town and Minster of Beverley, [by George Oliver, 1829, pp.532-533 - at Watton]

058 * Word-lore, Practices and Beliefs in Blackamore [index to F.W. Dowson, in Transactions of the Yorkshire Dialect Society, Vol.6 Pt.38, p.31 - Driffield; (Lockton)]

059 * Yorkshire Folk-Talk : with characteristics of those who speak it in the North and East Ridings [by Rev M.C.F. Morris [Vicar of Newton-on-Ouse], 1892, Chapter XI - ("guisers" with Mell Supper;) ploughstots; (sword-dancers) / 'Glossary' - entry for 'Pleugh-stots' [- as below ?]; (entry for 'Sword-dancers')]

060 * Yorkshire Reminiscences (with others) [by Rev M.C.F. Morris [Rector of Nunburnholme], 1922, p.175, 172 - "Plough-Stots", used to be with sword dance, at Nunburnholme]

061 * Fragments of Two Centuries : Glimpses of Country Life when George III. was King [by Alfred Kingston, 1893, p.99 - at Royston]

062 * A Short History of Orton Waterville [internet only ?] [by Fred Killingworth, 2008, p.18 - plough witching]

063 * Old English Customs Extant at the Present Time [by P.H. Ditchfield [Rector of Barkham], 1896, pp.47-48 - [paraphrasing Plough Monday, by J.G. Frazer, in Folk-Lore Journal, Vol.V Pt.2, Apr? 1887, p.161]; at Great Gransden; (48-49, vii - paraphrasing A Cavalier Stronghold:, by Mrs Chaworth Musters, 1890; 49 - in Lincolnshire)]

064 * History of the Parish of Chipping, [by Tom C. Smith, 1894, pp.52 - Plough Monday; (53 - pace eggers)]

065 * A Glossary of Words used in the Wapentakes of Manley and Corringham, Lincolnshire [2nd edition, revised and enlarged, only] [by Edward Peacock, 1889, p.411 Vol.II - entry for 'Plough-Bullocks']

066 * Hinckley Bullockers [photos; programme]

067 * Illustrations of the Manners and Expences of Antient Times in England, [by [John Nichols], 1797, pp.169fn, 240fn - Subscription required for Gale: Eighteenth Century Collections Online]

068 * Leaflets from My Life," : A Narrative Autobiography [2nd edition] [by Mary Kirby, 1888, pp.44, 36 - at Thurcaston, 1840]

069 * Leicestershire & Rutland [County Folk-Lore, [Vol.I] : Printed Extracts, No. 3] [coll. & ed. by Charles James Billson, 1895, pp.101-102 - extract from Richard Fowke's "Ephemeris," or, Thoughts on Every Day in the Year, Notes on the Weather, etc., etc., 1811, by Rev Ernest F. Tower [was Rector of Elmesthorpe], in Transactions of the Leicestershire Architectural and Archaeological Society, Vol.IV Pt.4, 1878, p.294]

070 * Leicestershire Words, Phrases and Proverbs [coll. by Arthur B. Evans, 1848, p.68 - entry for 'Plough-Bullockers']

071 * Leicestershire Words, Phrases and Proverbs [with additions] [coll. by the late Arthur Benoni Evans [Head Master of Market Bosworth Free Grammar School], ed. by Sebastian Evans [his son], 1881, p.215 - entry for 'Plough-bullocks' or 'Plough-bullockers' [- at Market Bosworth ?]]

072 * RootsWeb [Agnes Henty's diary (8th Jan. 1866) - "Plough Monday in all its absurdities." - at Rothley Temple]

073 * The Dissenting World: An Autobiography [2nd, improved and enlarged, edition only ?] [by Rev Brewin Grant, 1869, p.9 - "Plough Monday" at Countesthorpe]

074 * The History and Antiquities of Claybrook, [by Rev A. Macaulay [Curate of Claybrook], 1791, p.128 - Morris-dancers at Claybrook from Sapcote & Sharnford - Subscription required for Gale: Eighteenth Century Collections Online]

075 * The History and Antiquities of the County of Leicester [by John Nichols, 1807, Vol.IV p.131 Pt.I - "plough bullocks" - Subscription required for Gale: Eighteenth Century Collections Online]

076 * The Origin and History of the Primitive Methodist Church [by Rev H.B. Kendall, [1899?], [Vol.I] p.297 - Syston seen at Sileby, 1818]

077 * A Glossary of Words used in the Wapentakes of Manley and Corringham, Lincolnshire [1st edition] [by Edward Peacock, 1877, pp.22 - entry for 'Besom Bet'; 153 - entry for 'Largus'; 173 - entry for 'Morris-dancers'; 195 - entry for 'Plough-bullocks' - extract from Account of the Isle of Axholme, by W. Peck, 1815, p.278; entry for 'Plough-jags, Plough-boys, Plough-lads' - citation of his Literary Work Ralf Skirlaugh, Vol.III p.129]

078 * A Glossary of Words used in the Wapentakes of Manley and Corringham, Lincolnshire [2nd edition, revised and enlarged, only] [by Edward Peacock, 1889, pp.47 Vol.I - entry for 'Billy-Buck'; 56 - entry for 'Blether-Dick'; 273 - entry for 'Hobby-Herse'; pp.314 Vol.II - entry for 'Largus'; 411 - entry for 'Plough-Jags' - at Winterton]

079 * A Topographical Account of the Isle of Axholme, [by W. Peck, 1815, Vol.I p.278 - "plough-bullocks" with "Billy Buck" cry "Largus" at Haxey]

080 * Chambers's Book of Days [US edition] [ed. by R. Chambers, 1879, Vol.I pp.94-96 - 'Plough Monday' - "plough bullocks" - informed by A Correspondent [Anon]; illustration; (extract from Whitby, by Rev G. Young)]

081 * English Country Life [by Thomas Miller, 1859, pp.455-458 - at [Gainsborough]]

082 * Examples of Printed Folk-Lore concerning Lincolnshire [County Folk-Lore, Vol.V : Printed Extracts, No. VIII] [coll. by Mrs Gutch & Mabel Peacock [daughter of Edward Peacock], 1908, pp.174-187 - extract from A Glossary of Words used in the Wapentakes of Manley and Corringham, Lincolnshire [1st edition], by Edward Peacock, 1877, pp.22, 153; A Glossary of Words used in the Wapentakes of Manley and Corringham, Lincolnshire [2nd edition, revised and enlarged, only], by Edward Peacock, 1889, pp.47, 56, 273; Old English Customs Extant at the Present Time, by P.H. Ditchfield, 1896, p.49; The Lincoln Pocket Guide:, by Sir C.H.J. Anderson, 1880, p.79; The History and Antiquities of Boston, by Pishey Thompson, 1856, p.718; Provincial Words and Expressions Current in Lincolnshire, by J.Ellett Brogden, 1866, pp.151-152; Plough Jags, by E.Bentley Wood, in Lincolnshire Notes & Queries, Vol.II Pt.3, Jul. 1890, pp.88-89; Plough Monday Mummeries [I], by Mabel Peacock, in Notes and Queries, 9th Ser. Vol.VII No.174, 27th Apr. 1901, pp.322-324 & Plough Monday Mummeries [II], by Mabel Peacock, in Notes and Queries, 9th Ser. Vol.VII No.176, 11th May 1901, pp.363-365]

083 * Notes of the Month [in Antiquary, Vol.XL No.?, Feb. 1904, p.36 - extract from The Standard, 3rd Jan. 1904 - Haxey mummers used to perform some play]

084 * 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 Lincoln; (extract from Revesby Abbey, Revesby text [which he possesses - 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)]

085 * Old English Customs Extant at the Present Time [by P.H. Ditchfield [Rector of Barkham], 1896, pp.(47-48 - [paraphrasing Plough Monday, by J.G. Frazer, in Folk-Lore Journal, Vol.V Pt.2, Apr? 1887, p.161]; at Great Gransden; 48-49, vii - paraphrasing A Cavalier Stronghold:, by Mrs Chaworth Musters, 1890;) 49 - in Lincolnshire]

086 * Plough Monday' lantern slide [As displayed, this is a mirror image of illustration from The Book of Days, ed. by R. Chambers, Vol.I, 1863, pp.94-96]

087 * Provincial Words and Expressions Current in Lincolnshire [by J.Ellett Brogden, 1866, pp.151-152 - entry for 'Plough-boys, Plough-bullocks, Plough-jags']

088 * Review of "Beauties of the Country;" by Thomas Miller [in Monthly Review, New Ser. Vol.I No.II, Feb. 1837, p.263 - extract from Beauties of the Country;, by Thomas Miller, 1837, p.47 - "ploughboys" at [Gainsborough]]

089 * The Book of Days [? edition] [ed. by R. Chambers, 1869, Vol.I - 'Plough Monday' - "plough bullocks" - informed by [Anon]; illustration; (extract from Whitby, by Rev G. Young)]

090 * The Existing Remains of the Ancient Britons, within a small district lying between Lincoln and Sleaford, [by Rev G. Oliver [Vicar of Scopwick], 1846, p.37 - plough-bullocks at Scopwick]

091 * The History and Antiquities of Boston [by Pishey Thompson, 1856, p.718 - 'Provincialisms' - entry for 'Plough-boys']

092 * The Lincoln Pocket Guide: [Enlarged edition only ?] [by Sir C.H.J. Anderson [9th Baronet], 1880, p.79 - plough-jacks with "Billy Buck"; "hobby-horse"]

093 * The Vikings: Traces of Their Folklore in Marshland [by Rev R.M. Heanley, in Saga-Book of the Viking Club, Vol.III Pt.I, [Jan. 1902], p.40 - ("guisers" or sword dancers at Wainfleet, ten years ago;) "Plough bullocks", 1857]

094 * The Vikings: Traces of Their Folklore in Marshland [citation of Rev R.M. Heanley, in Saga-Book of the Viking Club, Vol.III Pt.I, [Jan. 1902], p.40 - ("guisers" or sword dancers at Wainfleet, ten years ago;) "Plough bullocks", 1857]

095 * An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk : Vol.IV [by the late Rev Charles Parkin [Rector of Oxborough][continuing Vols.I-III, by Francis Blomefield [Rector of Fersfield]], 1775, p.287 - 'Aylmerton' - Subscription required for Gale: Eighteenth Century Collections Online]

096 * Downham [extract from Lynn Advertiser, 16th Jan. 1844]

097 * Folk Life and Traditions of the Fens [extract from Porter, in Folklore, Vol.72, Dec. 1961, p.591 - at Southery]

098 * Journal of the Very Rev Rowland Davies, [was Lecturer of Great Yarmouth] [ed. by Richard Caulfield, 1857, p.74 - at Great Yarmouth, 13th Jan. 1690]

099 * The Norfolk Garland: [comp. & ed. by John Glyde Jun, [1872], pp.110-111 - 'Plough Monday' - prior to the Reformation]

100 * The Perlustration of Great Yarmouth [by Charles John Palmer, Vol.I 1872, pp.20-21fn]

101 * A Glossary of the Cleveland Dialect: [by Rev J.C. Atkinson [Incumbent of Danby], 1868, pp.(237 - entry for 'Guizard';) 386 - entry for 'Plough-stots']

102 * A Glossary of Words pertaining to the dialect of Mid-Yorkshire; with others peculiar to Lower Nidderdale [by C.Clough Robinson, 1876, pp.ix-xi - "Stotters" at village [unlocated] near Boroughbridge, up to a very few years ago; "Shepherds" at Aldborough; pp.79-80 - entry for 'Madge' - as Whitby Glossary, 1855]

103 * A Glossary of Yorkshire Words and Phrases, Collected in Whitby and the Neighbourhood [by An Inhabitant [Francis Kildale Robinson], 1855, pp.61 - entry for 'Fond Plufe'; 108 - entry for 'Madge or Madgipeg'; 131-132 - entry for 'Plufe Stots or Plough Stots']

104 * A History of Whitby, and Streoneshalh Abbey; [by Rev George Young [Associate Synod Minister of Whitby], 1817, Vol.II pp.880-881 - "plough-stots"; (sword-dance)]

105 * Autobiography of Mrs Fletcher [ed. by The Survivor of Her Family [M. R. [Mary Richardson]], 1875, p.19 - "ploughstott" processions at Oxton]

106 * Christmas in Yorkshire at the Beginning of this Century [by A.J. M. [Arthur Joseph Munby], in Notes and Queries, 6th Ser. Vol.I No.2, 10th Jan. 1880, p.43 - sword dancers [at Clifton]]

107 * Christmas in Yorkshire at the Beginning of this Century [by Mackenzie E.C. Walcott, in Notes and Queries, 5th Ser. Vol.XII No.313, 27th Dec. 1879, p.506 - sword dancers - [compilation?]]

108 * Church Folklore [by Rev J.Edward Vaux, 1894, pp.225-226, 169 - shepherds at Aldborough - informed by [Dr [Alexander D.H.] Leadman ?]]

109 * Examples of Printed Folk-Lore concerning the East Riding of Yorkshire [County Folk-Lore, Vol.VI : Printed Extracts, No. VIII] [coll. & ed. by Mrs Gutch, 1912, pp.87 - extract from Holderness and the Holdernessians, by a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society [Richard Stead], 1878, pp.69-70; 87-88 - extract from A New and Complete History of the Town and County of Kingston-upon-Hull,, by Hadley, 1778, pp.823-825; 88-89 - extract from Ouse Bridge to Naburn Lock, by William Camidge, 1890, pp.483-485 - "ploughboying" from Acaster Malbis at York]

110 * Examples of Printed Folk-Lore concerning the North Riding of Yorkshire, York and the Ainsty [County Folk-Lore, Vol.II : Printed Extracts, No. 4] [coll. & ed. by Mrs Gutch, 1901, pp.232-233 - extract from The History of Scarbrough, from the Earliest Date, by Joseph Brogden Baker, 1882, pp.468-469 - at Scarborough & Wykeham]

111 * Fifty Years of a Showman's Life [by [George] Van Hare, 1888, pp.8-9 - plough stots or plough boys at Barlow]

112 * Shakspeare and his Times: [by Nathan Drake, 1817, Vol.I p.137fn - at York, [1770s]]

113 * The History and Antiquities of Masham and Mashamshire; [by John Fisher, 1865, p.462 - "Fond Plough" or "Plough Stott" and "Sword-dancers"]

114 * The Rural Economy of Yorkshire [by Mr [William] Marshall [born at Sinnington], 1788, Vol.II p.329 - 'Provincialisms of East-Yorkshire [Eastern moorlands and Vale of Pickering]' - entry for 'Fond-plufe' - "Mab and his wife"]

115 * A Bibliographical Antiquarian and Picturesque Tour in the Northern Counties of England and in Scotland [by Rev Thomas Frognall Dibdin, 1838, p.44 Vol.I - great plough in the north transept at Castor Church - was it connected with "Plough-Monday"?; ["Palm-Sunday" custom was in fact at Caistor, which Dibdin misread because Paterson spelt as Castor]]

116 * A Short History of Polebrook, by ?

117 * Ecton : A Northamptonshire Parish [extract from Ecton Village Appraisal Group, 1997 -]

118 * Five Parishes : Their People and Places : A History of the Villages of Castor, Ailsworth, Marholm with Milton, Upton and Sutton [by CAMUS Project, [2004], pp.73, 80 - 'Castor Church', by [Canon] William Burke [Rector of Castor] - citation of Parish News, Mar. 1999, p.14 - great plough used as kindling by workmen in order to dry plaster!; 348-349 - 'Appendix Eighteen' - extract from 'Castor, past and present', by John Hales, 1883 talk - great plough replaced by organ; Castor at Milton Hall, Marholm]

119 * Glossary of Northamptonshire Words and Phrases, [by Anne Elizabeth Baker [sister of George Baker], 1854, Vol.II pp.(41 - entry for 'Mummers' - citation of Brockett, Hunter, Carr, Halliwell;) 123-124 - entry for 'Plough Monday, or Plough-Witch Monday'; 124 - entry for 'Plough Witches', 'Plough Witching'; (429-432 - 'Appendix : Mumming' - at Brackley; Thenford Hall [Thenford House], Thenford text, some years since)]

120 * Great Plough at Castor Church [by R.W. Elliot, in Notes and Queries, [1st Ser.] Vol.IV No.108, 22nd Nov. 1851, p.406 - citation of Northern Tour, by Dibdin, p.44 Vol.I]

121 * Looking Back, by Annie Beaver, n.d. [internet only] [at Weldon]

122 * Old Peterborough Customs and their Survival : [First Series] [by Charles Dack, in Journal of the British Archaeological Association, New Ser. Vol.V, 1899, pp.323-324 - Plough-Monday - Plough Witches and Mumpers - sang ['Old Gray Goose']; (336-337 - Christmas - adjacent villages Morrice Dancers fragment)]

123 * Plough Monday [by Alexander Palmer, in Northamptonshire Notes & Queries, Vol.III Pt.XXI, ? 1890, pp.152-153 - "plough witches" at [Glapthorn ?]]

124 * The Shepherd's Calendar; [by John Clare, 1827, pp.(95 - 'December' - "Morris-dance";) 156-157 - 'The Rivals; A Pastoral' - "Plough-witch-Monday"]

125 * The Story of Milton Malzor [Milton Malsor] [by Rev B.E. Evans [Rector of Milton Malsor], 1924/1997, p.225 - extracts from School logbook (9th Jan. 1865 & 13th Jan. 1868) [- L208 Chap.XIV]]

126 * Town Plough [by Brick [pseud], in Notes and Queries, [1st Ser.] Vol.VII No.179, 2nd Apr. 1853, p.339 - great plough in the belfry at Castor [sic] Church - was connected with "Plough Monday"?]

127 * Weather and Folk Lore of Peterborough and District : (Second Series) [by Charles Dack, 1911, pp.8 - 'January' - at Peterborough, this year; Plough witches at Northampton, 1910; (18 - 'December : St. Andrew's Day' - citation of Old Peterborough Customs and their Survival : [First Series], by Charles Dack, in Journal of the British Archaeological Association, New Ser. Vol.V, 1899, pp.336-337)]

128 * West Haddon Endowed School History [extract from logbook (9th Jan. 1882) - "… although several children are absent patrolling the village in a variety of costumes as “plough boys" in the hope of obtaining alms from the charitably disposed."]

129 * A View of Northumberland [by W. Hutchinson, 1778, Vol.II 'Ancient Customs' pp.17-19 - (Mell-Supper; "sword dance";) Stot Plough]

130 * An … View of the County of Northumberland, [2nd edition, corrected and enlarged, only ?] [by E. Mackenzie, 1825, Vol.II pp.246-247 - 'Wark Parish' - "Fool's Plough", about 30 years ago]

131 * Exhibited : Two manuscript Account Books of Household and Farm Expenses, from 1749 to 1764 inclusive [by Joseph Oswald, in Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Ser.3 Vol.IX No.14, [Apr] 1920, p.207 - Slaley [sic] Fool Plough, 1750]

132 * Fool's Plough" [by R.Hedger Wallace, in Notes and Queries, 9th Ser. Vol.I No.18, 30th Apr. 1898, p.348 - citation of History of Northumberland, by Mackenzie]

133 * History of Corbridge and its Antiquities: [by Robert Forster, 1881, pp.55-57 - "Full Plough", nearly seventy years since; seen at Belsay Castle, Capheaton Hall, Swinburne Castle, etc; origin of "plough night"; (extract from Newcastle Courant, 26th Dec. 1879 - "sword dancing")]

134 * History of Northumberland [by Rev John Hodgson [Vicar of Hartburn], Pt.II Vol.III, 1840, p.139fn - "like our north country fool-ploughmen (and sword-dancers)"]

135 * Northumberland Words [by Richard Oliver Heslop, Vol.I, 1892, pp.(52 - entry for 'Bessy' - extract from Wor Mally Turned Bloomer;) 307 - entry for 'Full-plough'; (II, 349 - entry for 'Guizard, Guizart, Guizer'; 714 - entry for 'Sword-dancers'; 737 - entry for 'Tommies an' Bessies')]

136 * Observations on Popular Antiquities: [by John Brand, 1777, pp.175-179 - "White Plough"; (extract from An English Dictionary:, by Coles) - Subscription required for Gale: Eighteenth Century Collections Online]

137 * Proceedings of the Society : Communications [by Editor [W.Hylton Dyer Longstaffe], in Archaeologia Aeliana, New Ser. Vol.III, 1859, p.256 - White Plough at Norham, 1777]

138 * The Life and Letters of John Collingwood Bruce [by Sir Gainsford Bruce [his son], 1905, p.207- extract from Nov. 1876 lecture - informed by the late [Joseph] Fairless that song was sung on "Plough Nights" at Corbridge]

139 * The North-Country Garland of Song : Robin Spraggon's Auld Grey Mare [by John Stokoe, in Monthly Chronicle of North-Country Lore and Legend, Vol.II No.14, Apr. 1888, p.170 - as above]

140 * A Bunch of Keys … : A Christmas Book [ed. by T. Hood, 1865, pp.23, 1 - 'The Ring', by Thomas W. Robertson [born at Newark-on-Trent] - raddle - Literary Work]

141 * A Glossary of Words used in the Wapentakes of Manley and Corringham, Lincolnshire [2nd edition, revised and enlarged, only] [by Edward Peacock, 1889, p.411 Vol.II - entry for 'Plough-Bullocks' - in south Nottinghamshire]

142 * An Art-Student in Munich [by Anna Mary Howitt [daughter of Mary Howitt], 1853, Vol.I p.209 - "English Plough-Bullocks" at [Nottingham ?]]

143 * Bingham Heritage Trails Association (BHTA) [extract from School logbook (Jan. 1879) - "Many absent on Monday morning running about the town as "ploughboys" begging money."]

144 * On Ancient Customs and Sports of the County of Nottingham [extract from Llewellynn Jewitt, in Journal of the British Archaeological Association, Vol.VIII, 1853, p.238 - at Newstead, Mansfield & Southwell]

145 * Pictorial Calendar of the Seasons [ed. by Mary Howitt [wife of William Howitt], 1854, p.45fn - at ([Uttoxeter], Staffordshire, thirty years ago;) [Nottingham ?], Nottinghamshire, ten years ago]

146 * Plough Bullocks' and Other Plough Monday Customs in the Nottingham Area, 1800-1920 [citation of Peter Millington, in Transactions of the Thoroton Society, Vol.109, 2005, pp.127-137]

147 * Plough Bullocks' and Other Plough Monday Customs in the Nottingham Area, 1800-1920 [by Peter Millington, in Transactions of the Thoroton Society, Vol.109, 2005, pp.127-137]

148 * Remembering Sutton Bonington [by Crawford & Hurst, 1986]

149 * The Diary of John Cam Hobhouse [internet only][- as British Library Add. Ms. 56529] [ed. by Peter Cochran, 2009, p.165 - 'Athens : 4th Feb. 1810' - "like the Fool on Plough Monday" - said by William Fletcher [valet of Lord Byron][5th Baron] - at [Newstead Abbey, Newstead ?]]

150 * The Life of General William Booth [by E.H. Begbie, 1919, Chapter 2 - at Sneinton]

151 * The Nottingham & Melton Railway 1872-2004 [4th edition] [extract from Colin Aldworth, 1999, p.179 - at Upper Broughton. Similar to www.folkplay.info/Notts/Td00426.htm.]

152 * The Rural Life of England: [by William Howitt, 1838, Vol.II p.144 - Possible influence of Methodism on the demise or otherwise of calendar customs such as "plough-bullocking"]

153 * The Victoria History of the County of Nottingham. Vol.2 [ed. by William Page, 1910, p.412 - 'Old-Time Sports', by F. Bonnett - Plough Bullock Day [- paraphrasing Notes about Notts, by Cornelius Brown, 1874, pp.83-85]]

154 * Rutland Words [coll. by Rev Christopher Wordsworth [lately Rector of Glaston], 1891, pp.(23 - entry for 'Mummers' - at [Stanford in the Vale]; at [Alvechurch ?]; Edith Weston [sic] seen at Lyndon - informed by Rector of Lyndon;) 27 - entry for 'Plough Monday'; entry for 'Plough-Witchers']

155 * The Leicestershire & Rutland Village Book [extract from comp. Leicestershire & Rutland Federation of Women's Institutes, 1989, p.150 - 'Seaton' - Ploughboy Monday]

156 * A Glossary of Words used in the Neighbourhood of Sheffield [extract from Sidney Oldall Addy, 1888, p.177 - entry for 'Plough-Bullocks']

157 * A Glossary of Words used in the Neighbourhood of Sheffield [by Sidney Oldall Addy, 1888, p.177 - entry for 'Plough-Bullocks']

158 * Antiquarian News [in Antiquary, Vol.VII No.?, Apr. 1883, p.180 - "plough bullocks" at Ecclesfield]

159 * Ecclesfield History ["Plough Bullocks" at Ecclesfield Hospital Parade (displayed on a cart) on Saturday of third weekend after Whitsun]

160 * Survey of English Dialects (SED) Incidental Material [Refs. (6Y4; 6Y21; 6Y27; 6Y29;) 6Y32] [Pace Egging Songs at Egton; Pace Egging Songs at Heptonstall; Christmas Mumming at Carleton; Mumming at Golcar;) Plough Bullocks at Ecclesfield]

161 * A History of the Ancient Parish of Leek, in Staffordshire [by John Sleigh, 1862, pp.(138 - Souling song;) 139 - Plough Monday]

162 * A History of the County of Stafford. Vol.07 [ed. by M.W. Greenslade, 1996, p.146 - 'Leek : Leek and Lowe : Social and Cultural Activities', by N.J. Tringham - citation of A History of the Ancient Parish of Leek, [2nd edition], by John Sleigh, [1883], p.218]

163 * England Sixty Years Ago [by Dr Luke Roden [Dr Alfred Wigan], in Illuminated Magazine, Vol.I, May-Oct. 1843, pp.297-298 [- at Abbots Bromley, pp.300-301]]

164 * History and Antiquities of the Town and Neighbourhood of Uttoxeter, [2nd, revised, edition only] [by Francis Redfern, 1886, pp.355-356 - (Gratwich song heard at Field; at Uttoxeter; geesers or guisers at Gratton, Horton;) citation of Pictorial Calendar of the Seasons, by Mrs Howitt]

165 * Lectures, Verses, Speeches, Reminiscences, & c. [by William Challinor, 1891, p.34 - as A Few Gleanings Connected with the 'History of Leek', in Staffordshire Sentinel, 26th Mar. 1864 - ("Soul caking",) Plough Monday, (guisers at Christmas)]

166 * Pictorial Calendar of the Seasons [ed. by Mary Howitt [wife of William Howitt], 1854, p.45fn - at [Uttoxeter], Staffordshire, thirty years ago; ([Nottingham ?], Nottinghamshire, ten years ago)]

167 * The Folklore of Staffordshire [by C.S. Burne, in Journal of the British Archaeological Association, New Ser. Vol.II, 1896, p.32 - villages on the Trent near Burton]

168 * The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England [New edition only - much enlarged and corrected, by J.Charles Cox] [by Joseph Strutt, [1903], pp.273-274fn - 'Plough Monday' - at Parwich, 1847-1848; (274fn - 'Easter Games' - possesses 2 chapbooks)]

169 * A List of Provincial Words in Use at Wakefield in Yorkshire; [coll. by William Stott Banks, 1865, pp.(48 - entry for 'Mummers';) 53 - entry for 'Ploo Stots'; (56 - entry for 'Raper Doncers')]

170 * Verses and Notes [by John Wilson, 1903, pp.181-186 - '"Plough Stotting"' - at North Elmsall; ('"Raper" or Sword Dancing' - at North Elmsall; '"The Horse-Head," or, "The Queen's Pony"' - Poor Old Horse at Kirk Smeaton [sic])]

171 * The Costume of Yorkshire [extract from Walker, 1814, plate XI - 'The Fool Plough']

172 * The Costume of Yorkshire [extract from Walker, 1814, plate XI - 'The Fool Plough']

173 * A Hundreth Good Pointes of Husbandry [Newly corrected and amplified edition only] [by Thomas Tusser, 1570, fol.36r - 'The plough mans feasting times : Plough Monday' - Subscription required for Chadwyck-Healey: Early English Books Online]

174 * Albions England [by William Warner, 1589, p.108 Pt.II - "Rock, & plow Modaies gams sal gang, with Saint-feast[s] & kirk-sights" - Literary Work - Subscription required for Chadwyck-Healey: Early English Books Online]

175 * An English Dictionary: [by E. Coles, 1676 - entry for 'Plow-Monday' [- probably just via Glossographia: [4th edition only], by T. B., 1674, p.497] - Subscription required for Chadwyck-Healey: Early English Books Online]

176 * BBC Radio 4 - Making History, 19th Oct. 2004 [Radio programme notes, with further reading and links]

177 * Dandelion Days [by Henry Williamson, 1922, pp.179-181 - Literary Work]

178 * Five Hundreth Points of Good Husbandry [by Thomas Tusser, 1573, fol.77r - 'The plowmans feasting daies : Plough Munday' - see above - Subscription required for Chadwyck-Healey: Early English Books Online]

179 * Fool's Plough" [by C.P. Hale, in Notes and Queries, 9th Ser. Vol.II No.27, 2nd Jul. 1898 p.11 (- citation of A Glossary of Yorkshire Words and Phrases, Collected in Whitby and the Neighbourhood, by An Inhabitant [Francis Kildale Robinson], 1855, pp.131-132 - entry for 'Plufe Stots or Plough Stots')]

180 * Fool's Plough" [by W.C. B. [Rev W. Consitt Boulter], in Notes and Queries, 9th Ser. Vol.II No.27, 2nd Jul. 1898, p.11 - citation of Observations on the Popular Antiquities of Great Britain: by John Brand, rev. by Sir Henry Ellis, 1849, Vol.I pp.505-510]

181 * Glossographia: [4th edition only] [by T. B. [Thomas Blount], 1674, p.497 - entry for 'Plow-Monday' - Subscription required for Chadwyck-Healey: Early English Books Online]

182 * Observations on Popular Antiquities: [with additions] [by John Brand, rev. by Henry Ellis, 1813, Vol.I pp.396-400 - 'Fool Plough' - fnA - extract from A View of Northumberland, by W. Hutchinson, 1778, Vol.II ad finem pp.18-19; extract from Illustrations of the Manners and Expences of Antient Times in England, by [John Nichols], 1797, pp.169fn, 240fn; fnC - extract from On the Octaves of Festivals - Low-Sunday and Plough-Monday, by T. Rowe [Rev Samuel Pegge the Elder [the Rector of Whittington]], in Gentleman's Magazine, Vol.32, Dec. 1762, pp.567-569; extract from The History and Antiquities of Claybrook, by Rev A. Macaulay, 1791, p.128; extract from Five Hundreth Points of Good Husbandry, by Thomas Tusser, 1573, fol.77]

183 * Plough Monday [by William Hone, in The Every-Day Book;, Vol.I, 18??, cols.71-77 - illustration, by [Samuel Williams ?]; History of Norfolk, by Blomefield]

184 * Plough Monday [by William Hone, in The Every-Day Book;, Vol.I, 1826, cols.71-77- illustration, by [Samuel Williams ?]; History of Norfolk, by Blomefield]

185 * Plough Monday Custom [by R.W. Hackwood, in Notes and Queries, 2nd Ser. Vol.I No.24, 14th Jun. 1856, pp.475-476]

186 * Plough Monday Custom [by Henry Kensington, in Notes and Queries, 2nd Ser. Vol.I No.20, 17th May 1856, p.386]

187 * Plough Rituals in England and Scotland [by Thomas Davidson, in Agricultural History Review, Vol.7 Pt.1, 1959, pp.27-37]

188 * The Broken Arm; A National School Story [by [Anon][Jane Alice Sargant], Pt.II, 1849, pp.73-74 - Literary Work]

189 * The Life of Thomas Telford [by Samuel Smiles, 1867, Chapter III - 'Manners And Customs Influenced By The State Of The Roads']