001 * A History of the County of Stafford, Vol.14 [1990, pp.159-170 - 'Lichfield : Social and cultural activities' - "mumming" - citation of Lichfield Morris Men]

002 * Armitage Mummers / Lichfield Morris Men [perform Armitage text]

003 * Christmas Pie [A Christmas Entertainment' [by Ridware Mummers at Ridware Theatre] performing Hamstall Ridware text; script]

004 * Green Man's Morrris and Sword Club (/ Avoncroft Folk Dance Group) [photos; programme; script]

005 * Ridware Mummers / Ridware Theatre [perform Hamstall Ridware text; photos]

006 * Rolleston on Dove Special Events Committee (RODSEC) - Queen's Golden Jubilee, 2002 [Rolleston Mummers performing [Lancaster at the top of the page] Rolleston [at the bottom] text; photos]

007 * Rolleston on Dove Special Events Committee (RODSEC) - Trafalgar Day, 2005 [Rolleston Mummers performing Rolleston text; photos]

008 * Stafford Morris Men [perform Burntwood, Penkridge & Weston (script by the late Johnny Burke?) texts; photo]

009 * Staffordshire Past Track [image archive] [Photo of Uttoxeter Guisers]

010 * Woodman Folk Club [Formerly, mummers play]

011 * Carl Chinn Archive [Refs. 683 & 684] [Whiteheath text, circa 1900, via Tirley, Gloucestershire?]

012 * Christmas Carol [by ¦Å.¦Ó. ¦Ê. [E.T. K.], in Notes and Queries, Ser.3 Vol.II No.32, 9th Aug. 1862, p.103 - morris-dancers in north Staffordshire]

013 * Guisers' Play, Songs, and Rhymes from Staffordshire [by Charlotte S. Burne, in Folk-Lore Journal, Vol.IV No.4, Oct? 1886, pp.350-357 - Eccleshall text; citation of Shropshire Folk-Lore, p.483 - at Eccleshall]

014 * History of Wetton, Thor's Cave, and Ecton Mines [index of Roberts, 1900, pp.50, 65 - "Guisers (custom)"]

015 * Johnny Burke [in The Folk Mag - Mummers at Weston-upon-Trent]

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

017 * Life of Lady Georgiana Fullerton [by Henry James Coleridge, from the French of Mrs Augustus Craven, 1888, p.9 - "mummers" at Tixall Hall, Tixall, 1818]

018 * Links with the Past [by Mrs Charles Bagot, 1901, pp.189-190, 157 - extract from journal, by Miss Mary Bagot [daughter of Rev Walter Bagot] - (All Soul's Eve;) Morrice-dancers; Abbots Bromley horn dance; Rugeley seen at Blithfield [Hall, Admaston]]

019 * Mummers [by J. G., in Antiquarian Magazine + Bibliographer, Vol.III No.13, [Jan.] 1883, pp.105-106 - mummers at Little Aston]

020 * Songs [by Charlotte S. Burne, in Folk-Lore Journal, Vol.IV No.3, Jul? 1886, pp.259-261 - 'Tinker's Song' - sung at Eccleshall (& Newport, Shropshire) - citation of Shropshire Folk-Lore, pt.III]

021 * Staffordshire Superstitions [by Dorothea Townshend, in Folk-Lore, Vol.VIII No.1, Mar. 1897, p.70 - at Hilderstone]

022 * The Folklore of Staffordshire [by C.S. Burne, in Journal of the British Archaeological Association, New Ser. Vol.II, 1896, p.31 - "Guisers" at Eccleshall, at Cheadle & about Rugeley]

023 * The Rural Life of England: [by William Howitt, 1838, Vol.II pp.216-217 - at Calden-Low [or Caldon-Low or Cauldon-Low]]

024 * The Second International Folk-Lore Congress, 1891 [eds. by Joseph Jacobs & Alfred Nutt, 1892, (p.436 - for what is now Thomas Fairman Ordish Collection 'Catalogue of the Exhibition of Objects Connected with Folk-Lore in the Rooms of the Society of Antiquaries, Burlington House : Three Pace Eggs (Easter Eggs) from Woodbroughton, near Cartmel, Furness' - "pace-eggers" at Field Broughton & Lowick;) '... : Mummers' Plays in MS., written for Miss Burne by the peasant mummers' / pp.463-464 - 'Conversaziane : 9.55 : The Guisers' Play' - reproduction of it as at Eccleshall]

025 * The Staffordshire Encyclopaedia [by Tim Cockin - about Uttoxeter Guisers [no longer performing?]]

026 * Forsbrook Village [Brief reminiscence of the Guisers from Mr. Dennis, probably in the 1920s]

027 * Longnor Players [List with Feb. 2002 performance]

028 * Weston - A Brief History, John[ny] Burke, 1975 [internet only] [Guizers performed at the School from 1968. Possibly a modern composition.]