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Forest of Dean Women Take the Lead by Phil Jones
Dispute over Gale Bounderies
No End to Tragedy
Books
Slaughter Pit
The Forest of Dean Miners’ Riot of 1831
God’s Beautiful Sunshine: The 1921 Miners’ Lockout in the Forest of Dean
Coal On One Hand, Men On The Other: The Forest of Dean Miners’ Association and the First World War 1910 – 1922
The Forest of Dean Colliers 1788 – 1888
Walter Virgo and the Blakeney Gang: The struggle against enclosure in the Forest of Dean in the latter part of the nineteenth century
Warren James and the Dean Forest Riots
The Life And Times Of Warren James: Free Miner From The Forest Of Dean
In Contempt of All Authority
Articles
Poor Law Relief and Miners’ Lockouts
The Coleford Socialists
Class Struggle in the Garw Valley 1893-1922: The Role of John Williams
Resident Forester
The Murder of John Gethin
PITY THE POOR BUTTYMAN: The Butty System in the Forest of Dean 1921-1938
As Sylvie Was Walking
A Place Called Noxon
Forest of Dean Miners’ Association
Surnames from A to F
Ambrose Adams
Harry Barton
Frederick Allan Beverstock
William Bradley
Thomas Brain
Albert Brookes
Paul Brown
William Butt
Walter Ernest Cooke
Harold Craddock
William Henry Ellway
Granny Kent
Philip Elton
Thomas Etheridge
Margaret Jane Evans
Charles Fletcher
Surnames from H to J
John Harper
Birt B Hinton
Amos James (Jack) Harris
Seefried Leonard (Len) Harris
Albert Hoare
William Hoare
Jesse Hodges (Snr)
Jesse Hodges (Jnr)
Joseph Holder
Reuben James
William David Jenkins
George Thomas Dyer Jenkins
Horace Jones
Surnames J to P
Raymond S Jones
Richard Kear
Charles Lees
Charles Luker
Mr Cinderford – Wallace Jones
Charles Mason
Frank Matthews
Albert Meek
Jesse Miles
Harry Morgan
David Organ
John William Partridge
Martin Perkins
Surname P-Z
Thomas Phillips
Holton Douglas (Elton) Reeks
Thomas Phillips
Holton Douglas (Elton) Reeks
Enos Cooper Taylor
Albert Wilding
William Wilkins
Crime
Boxer
Reginald Godfrey Crockett
People
The Need for Tolerance (Frank Ashmead)
Harry Barton
Mr Cinderford – Wallace Jones
Hannah James
Richard Benfield
Charles Fletcher: Gypsy, Orphan, Forest of Dean Miner and Socialist
Minnie Allen
William Ayland who Trailed his Coat
Tom Liddington
Granny Kent
JOHN WILLIAMS
Talks
God’s Beautiful Sunshine
Forest of Dean Transported Convicts
Transported Convicts (1789-1826)
Peter Payne
Thomas Dalley
Richard Aston
Samuel Niblett
Sophia Robins
Amos Meek
John Wathen
John Boxall
George Wright
John Mayo
Berrow Hawkins
Richard Sadler (alias Cox)
John Cecil
Robert Jones
William Harris (1)
Transported Convicts (1826-1831)
Robert Hyett
Thomas James
John Baglin
John Cutler
Oliver Woore
George Reeks
John Boucher
John Lowe
Henry Price
William Henry Williams
Samuel Dobbs
Thomas Lewis
Richard Williams
Transported Convicts (1831-1833)
Warren James
John Harris (alias Poisefoot)
John Parry
Edward Baldwyn
Thomas Harris
John Dee
William Hulin
Richard Jones
John Webb
Francis Reeks
Charles Williams
Transported Convicts (1833-1835)
Richard Dew
Stephen Evans
Richard Marston
James Mapps
Charles Vaughan
William Creese
Elizabeth Hale
James Lewis
William Selwyn
James Young
Transported Convicts (1835-1839)
William Evans (1)
James Hayman
William Harris (2)
Edward Bevan
Thomas Prosser
Uriah Prout
Thomas Edmunds
Transported Convicts (1839-1841)
William Drew
Thomas Jeynes
John Ambury
Christopher Edmunds
Transported Convicts (1841-1845)
Samuel Jones
William Cowmeadow
Elijah Elton
John Hewlett
William Evans (2)
The National Union of Railwaymen
James Leonard Jones
James Collins Birt
Arthur Holder
Edwin Rennolds
William Harry Parsloe
James Edward Holford
William Darters
William Stanley Wintle
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