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| 1. | A cutting reprinted from Retford News, Jan. 18, 1895 on the "Revival of Belton Hood". |
| 2. | A handwritten account of Plough Bullocks taken from Brogden Provincial Words - Lincs. |
| 3. | A handwritten account of Plough-Jags at Bottesford from Mrs. Mabel Peacock. |
| 4. | A handwritten account of guisers from "Saga Book of the Viking Club", Vol.3, pp.39-41 by Rev. R.M. Heanley. |
| 5. | Cutting from Folk Lore 1896, Vol.7, pp.331-345 on The Haxey Hood sent by Mable Peacock. |
| 6. | Cutting from unknown publication on Throwing the Hood at Haxey and Epworth with mention of plough-bullocks. |
| 7. | A handwritten account of Haxey Hood taken from "Antiquities and curiosities of the Church" 1897 by W. Andrews, pp.223-4. |
| 8. | A handwritten account of Haxey Hood taken from "Old English Customs" (1896) by P.H. Ditchfield, pp. 50-1, Plough Bullocks mentioned. |
| 9. | Haxey Hood - cuttings from County Folk Lore, Vol.5 (1908) pp.267-274 sent by Mrs. Gutch and Mabel Peacock. |
| 10. | A handwritten account of Throwing the Hood at Haxey from George Hibbert. |
| 11. | A handwritten text of a mumming play performed at Hixwould sent by Mabel Peacock. |
| 12. | Plough-jag Play - from Kirton-in-Lindsey sent by Mabel Peacock with various other notes. |
| 13. | A handwritten note from Brit. Pop. Customs - T. Dyer 1876 giving the definition of Hunting for the Hood. |
| 14. | Lame Jane & the Crane - handwritten note from Notes and Queries 2 S 2, p.507 (24.12.10). |
| 15. | Christmas Eve at Mumby a cutting from L.N. & Q, Vol.2, p.23 in County Folk Lore 1908 from Mrs. Gutch and Mabel Peacock. |
| 16. | A handwritten account of Plough Bullocks taken from "saga Book of the Viking Club", Vol.3, pp.39-41 and local superstition. |
| 17. | Plough-jacks - handwritten notes and comments on this and other customs. 1800-1850 from Mabel Peacock. |
| 18. | Letter from Mabel Peacock dated 30.11.02 about plough-jags. |
| 19. | Letter from Mabel Peacock dated 29.10.02 regarding a version of the Plough Monday Play being printed in "A Cavalier Stronghold" (1890). |
| 20. | Plough Monday - extracts from various church wardens accounts and texts of various plays from Axholme, Hibaldstow, Kirton-in-Linsey from an unnamed publication. From County Folk Lore, Vol.5 (1908) by Mrs. Gutch and Mabel Peacock, pp.171-185. |
| 21. | Plough Ship, Grimsby - publication giving story of custom, part of which is mentioned in item 12 County Folk Lore, Vol.5, p.223. |
| 22. | Morris dances Sleaford - a printed article on the subject from County Folk Lore, Vol.5 Lincs. 1908 from Mrs. Gutch and Mabel Peacock. |