Updated Version September 2002

AFTON, DR BETHANIE, UNIVERSITY OF HULL
Sustainable agriculture on the Hampshire chalks 1700-1914
Sheep-corn husbandry - a systems approach to agriculture on the light lands of England 1837-1914
Farm production in English agriculture 1700-1914 (with M.E. Turner and J.V. Beckett)
Land tenure in England c.1700-1925 (with M.E. Turner and J.V. Beckett)
Sustainability in English agriculture 1500-2000 (with M.E. Turner and J.V. Beckett)
Landownership in thelate19th century United Kingdom (with J.V. Beckett)
ALLEN, PROF ROBERT C., UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA
Decision making in the open fields
Cross-European comparisons of agricultural productivity
ARCHER, DR JOHN E., EDGE HILL COLLEGE OF HIGHER EDUCATION, ORMSKIRK
The origins and impact of the 1862 Night Poaching Prevention Act
ATKINS, DR PETER, UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM
Nineteenth and twentieth century food systems
Food and health, with particular reference to milk and bovine tuberculosis
BADCOCK, MATTHEW, post-graduate, UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER
The geopolitics of rural landownership, 1800-1870
BAGSHAW, MR PETER, UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX
The value of the answers to rural queries in reconstructing past rural communities
BAILEY, DR MARK, UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS
Late medieval monastic estate management
Source-based introduction to medieval manorial records
BAKER, MS C.M. ANN
Evolution and genetics of domestic animals
BANGOR-JONES, DR MALCOLM
Social and economic history of the northern Highlands of Scotland
BANHAM, DEBBY, WOLSTON COLLEGE, OXFORD
Anglo-Saxon farms and farmers (with Roeamond Faith)
BEAUROY, DR JACQUES, UNIVERSITY OF PARIS I, PANTH?ON-SORBONNE
Lordship and landscape in Norfolk 1350-1610  - terriers, accounts and deeds associated with the Holkham manors
BECKETT, PROF J.V., UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM
Farm production in English agriculture 1700-1914 (with M.E. Turner and B. Afton)
Land tenure in England c.1700-1925 (with M.E. Turner and B. Afton)
Sustainability in English agriculture 1500-2000 (with M.E. Turner and B. Afton)
Landownership in the late 19th century United Kingdom (with B. Afton)
BENDALL, DR SARAH, MERTON COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
Large scale local maps and map-makers of Great Britain and Ireland, 1530-1850
BIGMORE, DR PETER, UNIVERSITY OF MIDDLESEX
Conflict resolution and the removal of woodland in 17th century Hertfordshire
Financing the country estate: Panshanger, Hertfordshire in the late 19th century
BIRRELL, MS JEAN, UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM
The use of forests and parks in medieval England, in particular for hunting
BRASSLEY, MR PAUL, SEALE-HAYNE, UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH
Technical change in UK agriculture in the 19th and 20th centuries
Animal diseases in the 19th and 20th centuries
The history of the pig
BRIGDEN, DR R.D., MUSUEM OF ENGLISH RURAL LIFE, UNIVERSITY OF READING
Farming and the countryside between the two World Wars
Farming in partnership: The Leckford Estate and the pursuit of profit in inter-war agriculture
BRITNELL, PROF RICHARD, UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM
Settlement, rural society, field, moors, and agricultural practices in the Palatinate of Durham 1100-1550
Economic history of Britain, 1000-1530
North-Eastern landscape history, 1000-1530
BROAD, DR JOHN, LONDON METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY (formerly UNIVERSITY OF NORTH LONDON)
London's rural hinterland
Rural poverty and housing 1600-1850
Agriculture and society in wood pasture regions
Geography of rural dissent
BROOK, MRS SHIRLEY, post-graduate, UNIVERSITY OF HULL
The buildings of high farming in Lincolnshire
BROOKENY, ASS. PROF TOM, UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO, NEW ZEALAND
Land settlements and special Scottish contributions
Rural New Zealand society and environmental history - comparing New Zealand and English farmers' unions 1900-1929
BROWN, DR DAVID, CITY COLLEGE, NORWICH
New men of wealth and the purchase of land
Peddling and industrialisation
Squatter colonies
Management of landed estates
Motives for parliamentary enclosure
BROWN, DR JONATHAN, UNIVERSITY OF READING
British agriculture from 1850
Marketing and market towns
BURCHARDT, DR JEREMY, UNIVERSITY OF READING
Rural leisure in the early twentieth century
Village halls in England
Allotments in England
English rural society in the interwar period
Attitudes to the countryside since the industrial revolution
BURNETTE, DR JOYCE, WABASH COLLEGE, CRAWFORDSVILLLE, U.S.A.
Wage and employment patterns of day-labourers in the early 19th century
CAMERON, DR EWEN A., UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
Scottish agriculture since 1918
The Scottish highlands 19th and 20th centuries
CAMPBELL, PROF BRUCE M.S., QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY, BELFAST
Lordship, land-use, and agriculture in late medieval England with particular reference to the early 14th century: a comparative agrarian history of the North Sea region
CARTER, DR PAUL, PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
Waged labour and material benefits from customary rights in the countryside
Opposition to enclosure in England and Wales c.1500-1900
CAUNCE, DR STEPHEN, UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL LANCASHIRE
The contribution of northern English agriculture to industrialisation, 1700-1900, and especially the relationship between agriculture and industry in Pennine West Yorkshire
Farm mechanisation in north-eastern England, 1850-1914
Farm service in the north of England, 1850-1950, and its contribution to agricultural progress there
CHALKLIN, DR C.W.
Rural society and economy of Tonbridge and neighbouring parishes in Kent and Sussex Weald, 1550-1750
CHAPMAN, DR JOHN, UNIVERSITY OF PORTSMOUTH
Impact of Queen Anne's Bounty on landownership
Enclosure in England and Wales, 1700-1900
CHARTRES, PROF J.A., UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS
The English distilling industry, its system of supply, and its markets, c.1600-c.1840
Markets and domestic trade in 17th, 18th and 19th century England
Distributive and urban system of 18th century England
Large-scale pig-keeping in eighteenth-century
CHASE, DR MALCOLM, UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS
The Chartist Land Plan, especially its place within post-Chartist debate about smallholdings and land reform
CLARK, PROF GREGORY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS, U.S.A.
Agricultural productivity in England, 1200-1913
Rural living standards in England, 1200-1860
Effects of institutional reform - enclosure, tithes, poor law
Medieval grain markets
CLUTTON-BROCH (JEWELL), DR JULIET, THE NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM, LONDON
Archaeozoology and the early history of domesticated mammals
COLLINS, PROF E.J.T., UNIVERSITY OF READING
Farming techniques and labour productivity, 1800-1950
Rural industries in England and Wales, post 1945
Landownership in Berkshire and Oxfordshire, 1500-1914 (with M. Havinden)
CONWAY, PROF GORDON, ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION, NEW YORK, U.S.A.
Ecology of Roman Agriculture
COOPER, DR JANET, VICTORIA COUNTY HISTORY, ESSEX
Agrarian and other history of Essex parishes - Lexden Hundred (with C.C. Thornton and S Dargan)
COX, DR DAVID, SHROPSHIRE RECORDS AND RESEARCH CENTRE; VICTORIA COUNTY HISTORY, SHROPSHIRE
The economic, institutional, and social history of several parishes in and around the Weald Moors in north-east Shropshire, a wetland landscape
CRAGOE, DR MATTHEW, UNIVERSITY OF HERTFORDSHIRE
The farmer in Britain
Politics and religion in the Welsh countryside
CROWLEY, DR DOUGLAS, VICTORIA COUNTY HISTORY, WILTSHIRE
Agrarian and other history of Wiltshire, Calne, Highworth, Cricklade and Staple Hundreds (with C. Smith)
CUNNINGHAM, PROF GRIFFITHS L., YORK UNIVERSITY, TORONTO, CANADA
Allotment garden history of England
DALTON, DR ROGER T., UNIVERSITY OF DERBY
Agricultural change in Derbyshire and the adjacent counties since the late 18th century - with particular reference to dairying
DARGAN, MRS SHIRLEY, VICTORIA COUNTY HISTORY, ESSEX
Agrarian and other history of Essex parishes - Lexden Hundred (with J. Cooper and C.C. Thornton)
DEWEY, DR PETER, ROYAL HOLLOWAY
The history of the United Kingdom agricultural engineering industry, 1800-2000
DILLEY, DR ROBERT, LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY, THUNDERBAY, ONTARIO, CANADA
The uses, significance and enclosure of common lands in Cumberland
DODDS, MR BENJAMIN, UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM
Agricultural output on Durham Priory Estates, 1350-1450
DUNCAN, DR COLIN A.M., MCGILL UNIVERSITY, CANADA
Customs of the county that specified rotations and soil treatment, including legal cases of landlord/tenant dispute for every county and any period
DUNNING, ROBERT, VICTORIA COUNTY HISTORY, SOMERSET
Victoria County History of Somerset - Parishes of Bruton, Charlton Horethorne and Norton Ferris, and parishes of Glastonbury and Whitley Hundreds, Mid- Somerset (with M. Siraut)
DYER, PROF CHRISTOPHER, UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM
Rural settlement - prehistoric to modern
Transitions in late medieval society/economy
Material culture
Town and country in the late Middle Ages
DYMOND, DR DAVID P., BOARD OF CONTINUING EDUACTION, UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE
Glebe terriers in the 17th century, including tithe customs, management of the glebe, and agrarian history in general
Late medieval enclosure in East Anglia
EDGAR, MR MICHAEL, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON
Social and economic history of rural England in the 19th century, especially Dorset
Demography of 19th century Dorset
EDWARDS, DR PETER, ROEHAMPTON INSTITUTE, LONDON
The role of the horse in early modern British society
ELLIOTT, MR GORDON
Agricultural history of the lake counties with special reference to field systems and the progress of enclosures
ENGLISH, JUDIE, SURREY ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY
Saxon and early medieval settlement in the Weald of west Surrey
EVERITT, PROF A.M., UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER
History, extent, and land usage of common land in England, c.1000-1960 - including place-names, topography and occupations of commoners
Heathlands, woodlands, and other wastes
Wild England: aspects of agrarian society
EWBANK, MR ROGER, ROYAL COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SURGEONS
A history of the New Edinburgh Veterinary College (the Williams Veterinary College) 1873-1904 and its move to Liverpool University in 1904
FAITH, ROEAMOND, ASNAC, CAMBRIDGE
Anglo-Saxon farms and farmers (with Debby Banham)
FISHER, DR JOHN, UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE, AUSTRALIA
Veterinary history: control of contagious bovine pleuro-pneumonia through inoculation
Farmers and rural sport
FLANAGAN, MR JAMES
Assessment of the value of traditional field boundaries in South Yorkshire as an historical archive and their potential to enhance public perception of local landscape history
FORSTER, MR G.C.F., UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS
County government in Tudor and Stuart Yorkshire
FOSTER, JOAN, post-graduate, UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE
An inquiry into the lives of working children in rural Northumberland, 1834-1882
FOX, MR ALAN W. FOX, post-graduate, UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER
Patterns of belonging around part of the border between Leicestershire and Lincolnshire from 1700 to 1810
FOX, DR H.S.A., UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER
Origins of fishing villages
The social history of settlement in medieval Devon
Transhumance in Dartmoor
Medieval demography of west-country manors
FOX, MR NORMAN
"Berkshire to Botany Bay", the causes and consequences of the threshing machine riots of 1830
FRANKLIN, DR PETER
Economic, social and demographic history of the peasant community of Thornbury Manor, Gloucestershire, in the later Middle Ages
FRENCH, DR H R, UNIVERSITY OF EXETER
Urban commons, urban land use commoners and enclosures, c. 1550-1850
Copyhold land markets in Earls Colne, Essex and Slaidburn, Lancs (with Prof R.W. Hoyle)
GALLOWAY, DR JAMES A, INSTITUTE OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH, LONDON
Trade in agrarian produce, c. 1300-1600
Town and country relations, c.1300-1600
Prices and market structures c. 1300-1600
GLASS, MR RICHARD, post-graduate, ANGLIA POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY
High hopes and high farming:  Suffolk agriculture 1830-1914
GOOCH, MS JAYNE, MUSEUM OF EAST ANGLIAN LIFE
Ransomes Heritage Project - research on the agricultural engineering company in Ipswich and how their products effected the community
GRACE, MR DAVID, BEAUFORT SCHOOL, GLOUCESTER
The origins and development of the agricultural engineering industry in England and Wales
GRIEVES, DR KEITH, KINGSTON UNIVRSITY
Rural Communities in south0east England during and after the First World War
Associational life, village halls and clubrooms in early twentieth century English Communities
GRIGG, DR D.B., UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD
Geography and history of food consumption
GRITT, DR ANDREW J., UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL LANCASHIRE
The memoranda books of Basil Thomas Eccleston, 1757-1789
Agricultural labour force in Britain, 1770-1851
Aspects of agrarian change in Southwest Lancashire, c. 1650-1850
HAGEN, MS ANN, UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE
Anglo-Saxon food and drink - the agricultural background
HAGGERTY, MR MARTIN
English landscapes and identities (contested heritage), with special reference to 20th century literature and topographical writing
HALLAS, DR C.S., TRINITY AND ALL SAINTS, UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS
Poverty and self-help in upland regions of England and Wales
Study of friendly societies in upland regions - initially the Yorkshire Dales
HARE, DR J.N., PETER SYMONDS' COLLEGE, WINCHESTER
Social and economic history, especially agrarian history of Southern England (particularly Hampshire and Wiltshire), c.1350-1520
HARRIS, DR SIMON J., UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM
Settlement and waste in the Palatinate of Durham 1150-1550
HARRISON, B.J.D., UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS
The estates of St Swithun’s Priory, Winchester, 1248-1340
Medieval field systems in Yorkshire
Rural vernacular buildings in Yorkshire before c.1750
HARVEY, PROF P.D.A., UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM
Rural and agrarian history of England, 11th - 15th centuries
HATHAWAY, MR MARK, post-graduate, KELLOGG COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
Aspects of leisure in West Oxfordshire, 1850-1914
HAVINDEN, MR MICHAEL, UNIVERSITY OF READING
Landownership in Berkshire and Oxfordshire, 1500-1914 (with E.J.T. Collins)
HAY, PROF DAVID
Social and economic history of South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire
English surnames
HAYFIELD, DR COLIN
The archaeology and history of rural settlement and land use on the high wolds of East Yorkshire and in North Warwickshire
HENWOOD, MR CHRISTOPHER, post-graduate, UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH
The role and status of eighteenth-century overseers of the poor in Cornwall
HERBERT, DR NICHOLAS, VICTORIA COUNTY HISTORY, GLOUCESTERSHIRE
Victoria County History of Gloucestershire, the Northleach Area
Highmeadow in Newland and Staunton, Gloucestershire:  study of a deserted hamlet - medieval to 18th century
Woolridge, Hartpury, Gloucestershire: study of a squatter settlement, 1700-1850
HINDE, DR P.R.A., UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON
Poor law and rural depopulation in Southern England, 1800-1900
Social and demographic history of Dorset
Migration and the 19th century rural community
HINDLE, DR STEVE, UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK
Death, alms and the crisis of the 1590s
HIPKIN, DR STEPHEN CANTERBURY CHRIST CHURCH UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
Landownership, land occupation and socila structure in the Romney Marsh region, c.1580-1800
Custom and popular protest in early modern Kent
HIRAMATSU, PROF HIROSHI, UNIVERSITY OF AOYAMA GAKUIN, TOKYO, JAPAN
A comparative study of the history of commons - England, Northern Europe and Japan
HODGES, MR C., UNIVERSITY OF GLAMORGAN
A study of the dry stone building technique - looking at derelict farmhouses in a South Wales valley
HOLLAND, MR MICHAEL, UNIVERSITY OF ESSEX
Rural survival and social crime in Essex, 1783-1851
HOLMES, DR HEATHER, NAPIER UNIVERSITY, EDINBURGH
Scottish Lowland agricultural history, 19th and 20th centuries
Social history of Irish migratory potato workers
Housing of seasonal agricultural workers
Social and economic history of the potato harvest in the Lothians
HOLT,  JENNIFER, UNIVERSITY OF LANCASTER
The Diaries of Thomas Wilson Fenwick: landowner in Burrow in Lonsdale, Nunriding (Northumberland), Winchmore Hill (London) Diaries cover c. 20 years prior to his death in 1794
Economic diversity and decline, Roeburndale, an Upland Case Study, 1550-1850
HOWKINS,  ALUN J, UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX
Social history of rural England and Wales, 1900-2000
The small peasant farmer in Britain after 1850
Regional cultures of labouring life
Resistance to enclosure after 1850
HOYLE, PROF R.W., UNIVERSITY OF READING
Social change in  Pennine communities, the transition from peasant to capitalist agricultural systems
British rural history, 1350-1750, including tenurial systems 1500-1640
Copyhold land markets in Earls Colne, Essex and Slaidburn, Lancs (with Dr H R French)
HUDSON, DR TIM, VICTORIA COUNTY HISTORY, SUSSEX
Agrarian and other history of West Sussex parishes north of a line from Bognor Regis to Worthing
HUMPHRIES, MR ANDREW, post-graduate, UNIVERSITY OF LANCASTER
The development of agricultural education from 1840 - national and international context with a north of England case study
Common lands in northern England - historical and contemporary links
HUNT, DR E.H., LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
Essex agriculture c. 1850-1914 (with S.J. Pam)
Agricultural performance in Great Britain, 1873-1914
HUNTER, MR ALAN
Change and inter-relationship of people and agriculture in rural Bedfordshire with especial reference to the Wrest estate, c.1700 to c. 1950
HURREN, MRS ELIZABETH, post-graduate, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, NOTHAMPTON
Poor law politics and the crusade against outrelief in England 1870-1900
IWAMA, MR TOSHIHIKO, TOKYO METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY, TOKYO, JAPAN
The middle class in West Yorkshire (especially Halifax, Leeds and Bradford parishes) in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries
JENNINGS, PROF BERNARD, UNIVERSITY OF HULL
Farming and the rural landscape (series on Exploring Historic Yorkshire)
JONES, DR ANTHEA
A thousand years of the English parish
JONES, MRS JUDITH
Gelligaer and Merthyr Common, South Wales, use and administration from the Middle Ages to the present day
JONES, MELVYN PROF, SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY
Landscape change on the Watson-Wentworth County Wicklow Estate, Ireland
Woodland history in South Yorkshire and the North Midlands
The making of the South Yorkshire landscape
KAIN, PROF ROGER J.P., UNIVERSITY OF EXETER
History of English maps and mapping  (focusing at present on enclosure maps of England and Wales)
KENNEDY, PROF LIAM, QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY, BELFAST
Marriage in rural Ireland, 19th Century
Cost of living index:  Ireland 1750-1914
Pre-famine Irish economy
KIRK, MRS JAYNE, UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX
The supply and utilisation of vernacular building timber in the Sussex Weald, 1500-1800
LANE,  BARRY, SOMERSET ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY
Origins of the 'Old Auster' tenements
Historical geography of Westbury-sub-Mendip, Somerset
LANGLEY, MISS CELIA, UNIVERSITY OF EXETER
Family farming in the 20th Century: a study of the Camelford rural district in north Cornwall
LANGTON, DR JOHN, ST JOHN'S COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF GEOGRAPHY, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
English forests, c. 1600-1850
Rural poor relief in 18th and 19th century Oxfordshire
LEE, MR ROBERT J., UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER
The Anglian clergy and rural society - Norfolk 1815-1914
LOCKHART, DR D.G., UNIVERSITY OF KEELE
Lotted lands and part-time farming in villages in north-east Scotland and the Scottish Highlands
MARSTON, MRS LYNN, post-graduate, UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER
The town and manor of Glastonbury in the middle ages - including rural landholding, farming and marketing
MARTIN, DR J.M.
Micro-studies of living standards and demographic patterns 1700-1870:  family reconstruction case-studies of parish groups in Cirencester, Tetbury, Stow, Dean Forest and Bedworth
MARTIN, DR JOHN, DE MONTFORT UNIVERSITY, LEICESTER
The development of British agriculture and the rural economy in the 20th century with particular reference to the role of government policies
MASTERS, MR PHILIP, UNIVERSITY OF LEICSTER
The Saxon and Norman church in West Sussex:  relationship between form, siting, and status of churches and effects of the Norman Conquest on church organisation
MEREDITH, ANNE, UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX
Middle-class women and agriculture 1890-1939, including agricultural education, and women's participation in horticulture, dairying, and poultry-keeping
MILLS, DR DENNIS
Landownership in 18th through 20th centuries - especially the Sibthorpe estates in Lincolnshire, Hertfordshire, Devon and Oxfordshire
Dispersal of farmsteads
MOISA, DR M.A., YORKSHIRE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY
The Wakefield court rolls 1274-1352:  roads to impoverishment
MOORE-COLYER, PROF R.J., UNIVERSITY OF WALES, ABERYSTWYTH
The agricultural and social history of rural Northamptonshire
Rural society in Wales c. 1800-1945
HJ Massingham, Rolf Gardiner and the 'Kinship in Husbandry'
Inter-War Britain
MORRIS, MR BERNARD, THE GOWER SOCIETY
Gabriel Powell's Survey of Gower, 1764; Duke of Beaufort's manorial rights, holdings and tenants - detailed compilation by steward of Duke's Gower Lordship
MULLER, MIRIAM, UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM
A comparative study of peasant mentalities, cultures and lord-tenant relationships in two rural communities in the 14th century Brandon, Suffolk and Badbury, Wiltshire
OAKLEY, MS GILLIAN,post graduate, UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS
The transformation of two West Riding agricultural rural parishes into urban mining communities, c. 1895-1915, emphasising the role of parish and district councils
OVERTON, PROF MARK, UNIVERSITY OF EXETER
Production and consumption in English households  1600-1750
Agrarian history of England 1250-1939
OWEN, MR ARTHUR E.B., CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
History of land drainage and coastal erosion to c. 1650, especially in Lincolnshire and eastern England
PAGE, DR MARK, UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM
Medieval settlement and landscape in the Whittlewood area
The peasant land market in Medieval England
The estate of the Bishopric of Winchester
Medieval Cornwall
PAM, MR STEPHEN JOHN, LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
Essex agriculture c. 1850-1914 (with E.H. Hunt)
PERREN, DR RICHARD, UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN
History of the international meat trade since 1800
Agricultural servicing and processing trade since 1800
PHILLIPS, DR A.D.M., UNIVERSITY OF KEELE
Provision of farm building in England 1850-1900
Capital investments in British agriculture in the 19th century
Cropping and agricultural land use in England 1815-75
PHILLIPS, MR PAUL
Transport of agricultural products by rail
PINCHES, MRS SYLVIA MARGARET, post-graduate, UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER
Law, structure and meaning:  voluntary and endowed charities in Warwickshire in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries
PITCAIRN, MR IAN, under-graduate, OPEN UNIVERSITY
Farm histories of farms in Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire
POPHAM, MR JOHN, BURY ST EDMUNDS, SUFFOLK
Sir Christopher Sykes Bt  1749-1801:  improving landowner in East Yorkshire
POWELL, MR BOB, HIGHLAND FOLK MUSEUM, KINGUSSIE, INVERNESS-SHIRE
The breeds, history and use of heavy horses, including associated lore, horsemen's societies, and trades, particularly regional harness making c. 1800-2000
PRATT, MR D.
Abbey property at dissolution
Wrexham 1388-91
Valle Crucis Abbey charters 1200-54
PRINCE, DR HUGH, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON
Landscape gardens in England
Tithe surveys and local history
H.C. Darby and English historical geography
PURCHON, MRS JENNY
Parliamentary enclosure in Bedfordshire 1780-1832 with particular reference to commutation of tithes and extinction of
common rights
ROBERTS, DR I.D., UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM
Life and works of AB Freeman Mitford, Lord Redesdale, Northumbrian landowner
Journal of James Hedley of Bewshaugh, Northumbrian farmer
Social and economic history of rural Northumberland and the Borders
ROBERTS, MR PETER
Minstead a New Forest village in the 17th century: a social and economic history
ROTHERHAM, DR IAN D., SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY
The cultural history and environmental impact of the use of peatlands (heaths, commons, moors, bogs and fens) with particular reference to fuel
The landscape and environmental history of South Yorkshire (part of the South Yorkshire Biodiversity Research Programme)
Landscape ecology and archaeology of peatlands and of woodlands in the United Kingdom
The history of the utilisation of woodlands for charcoal other products, including social and environmental consequences
SHAW-TAYLOR, DR LEIGH M.W, JESUS COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE
Common rights, enclosure and rural proletarianisation 1600-1850
SHEAIL, DR JOHN, CENTRE FOR ECOLGY AHD HYDROLOGY, MONKS WOOD & UNIVERSITY OF LOUGHBOROUGH
Environmental history of the United Kingdom in the 19th and 20th centuries, with special reference to the management of watercourses, emergence of policies for managing the natural environment, and the interface between public policy and the environmental sciences
SHEPPARD, DR DAVID, post-graduate, UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER
Medieval and early modern landscapes of Allesley, Coundon and Stoneleigh parishes in the Warwickshire Arden
SHORT, PROF BRIAN, UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX
Agrarian change in 19th and 20th century Sussex
State intervention in wartime farming: surveillance in the English countryside in World War II
SIRAUT, MARY, VICTORIA COUNTY HISTORY, SOMERSET
Victoria County History of Somerset - Parishes of Bruton, Charlton Horethorne and Norton Ferris, and Parishes of  Glastonbury and Whitley Hundreds, Mid- Somerset (with R. Dunning)
SMITH, CARRIE, VICTORIA COUNTY HISTORY, WILTSHIRE
Agrarian and other history of Wiltshire, Calne, Highworth, Cricklade and Staple Hundreds (with D. Crowley)
SMITH, DR RICHARD M., UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE
The manor court and economic and social relations in rural England
The Old Poor Law and rural demographic change 1600-1834
SPICKSLEY, JUDITH M, UNIVERSITY OF HULL
Celibacy in seventeenth-century England, with a special interest in the money-lending activities of unmarried women in Lincolnshire and Cheshire
SPUFFORD, PROF MARGART, UNIVERSITY OF SURRY
The Hearth Taxes of the 1660’s and 70’s (series of county volumes including maps which will build up to map the density of households, etc., country-wide)
Seventeenth century clothing below the gentry level
STANES,  R.
Braunton Great Field - a question of survival
STEAD, MR DAVID ROBERT, NUFFIELD COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
The business of farming, c. 1700-1850, with particular reference to land tenure, rent, parliamentary enclosure and agricultural productivity
STEVENS, MRS SHEILA
Non-parliamentary enclosure 1500-1750
STEWART, MR PHILIP C.
The Foster Papers: a synopsis of environmental information, 1879-1893 (based on the daily activities of the head game keeper of a large upland estate in North Wales)
TALL, MRS JANET, UNIVERSITY OF LANCASTER
The development of agricultural education in Somerset, c. 1865-1914
TANN, PROF JENNIFER, UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM
Corn milling- water powered, steam powered and co-operative
THEOBALD, DR JONATHAN ANDREW, UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA
The changing landscape and economy of woodland High Suffolk, 1600-1850
THICK, MR MALCOLM
Life and work of Sir Hugh Platt (including his writings on agriculture, gardening and food)
Market gardening in England 1500-1800
THIRSK, DR JOAN, ST HILDA'S COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
Food history and dietary change, 1500-1750
Gervase Markham’s works and farming
Horticulture and poultry keeping, 1500-1750
Regional farming systems, 1500-1750
THOMPSON, MR DAVID, GWYNEDD ARCHAEOLOGICAL TRUST
Landscape history and characterisation of Northwest Wales, particularly the Llyn Peninsula
THORNTON, DR CHRISTOPHER C., UNIVERSITY OF ESSEX; VICTORIA COUNTY HISTORY, ESSEX
Manorial domestic and farm buildings
Agriculture 1200-1400, especially productivity, profitability, technology, and standards of living
Rural society and farming in Essex and Somerset
Agrarian and other history of Essex parishes - Lexden Hundred (with J. Cooper and S Dargan)
TURNER, PROF MICHAEL E., UNIVERSITY OF HULL
Farm production in English agriculture 1700-1914 (with J.V. Beckett and B. Afton)
Sustainability in English agriculture 1500-2000 (with J.V. Beckett and B. Afton)
Land tenure in England c.1700-1925 (with J.V. Beckett and B. Afton)
Escrick Park -the evolution of an estate
UPTON, MRS PENELOPE, post-graduate, UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER
Rural depopulation in late medieval Warwickshire by means of a social and economic exploration of the manors in that county belonging to the bishop of Coventry and Lichfield
VERDON, DR NICOLA, RURAL HISTORY CENTRE, UNIVERSITY OF READING
Changing patterns of women's employment in the English countryside from c. 1790 to 1900, special reference to eastern England and different regional patterns across England
VIRGOE, MR JOHN M., post-graduate, UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL
Eighteenth century change and its impact on the communities and landscape of Southwest Lancashire
WADE-MARTINS, DR S., UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA
Study of the farming landscape, particularly farm buildings
Landscapes of improvement and model farms of the 18th and 19th century
WALTON, DR JOHN R., UNIVERSITY OF WALES, ABERYSTWYTH
Absentee interests, title disputes and parliamentary enclosure
Provisioning Britain, 1750-1950
WATKINS, DR ANDREW, UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM
Social and agrarian history of the Forest of Arden, Warwickshire, c. 1300-1600
Producing and management of medieval cattle
WATKINS, DR CHARLES, UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM
National Farm Survey 1941-3
Forest history 1600-2000
WEIR, DR R B, DERWENT COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF YORK
The Scotch whisky industry and the demand for cereals (1939-1986)
WELLS, PROF ROGER, CHRIST CHURCH UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CANTERBURY
South-eastern English rural communities, with particular emphasis on social protest, poverty and policing - early 18th to early 20th century
WHITTLE, DR JANE, UNIVERSITY OF EXETER
Rural economy and society in England from the 13th to 18th centuries, especially labour and landholding, the role of women, and the transition to capitalism
WHYTE, PROF IAN, UNIVERSITY OF LANCASTER
Parliamentary enclosure and related agricultural, social, and landscape change in Cumbria
WILKYN, MR NEIL R.
Aspects of a pre-enclosure farm at Barrow upon Humber, 1714-1741 - evidence from the farming account book of Laurnece Wilkin of Barrow
WILSON,  AVICE R.
The history of the Wiltshire agricultural worker from prehistory to 1950
WINCHESTER, DR ANGUS J.L., UNIVERSITY OF LANCASTER
Pastoral farming in upland Northern England, 1400-1700
Domestic fuel supply, medieval to modern
Manor courts and management of common land in upland environments
WINSTANLEY, DR MICHAEL, UNIVERSITY OF LANCASTER
The changing structure of the agricultural workforce in England, c.1851-1911 (A census based, comparative regional study of the changing composition of the workforce with particular reference to family members)
The geography and decline of poaching in late Victorian England - an exploration of the spatial diffusion and declining incidence of poaching offences c.1860-1910 (with Harvey Osborne)
WITTERING, SHIRLEY, post-graduate, UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA
The effect of Parliamentary enclosure in South Cambridgeshire
WOOD, MS GILLIAN, post-graduate, UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS
Field arrangements in the West Riding of Yorkshire in the High Middle Ages
WOOD, DR ANDY, UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA
Rebellion and popular political culture, c.1500-1800 - custom and identity; authority, power and resistance; popular senses of the past
WOODWARD, PROF DONALD M., UNIVERSITY OF HULL
Servants in husbandry in early modern England - a reconsideration
YATES, DR MARGARET, UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM
Town and countryside in West Berkshire c. 1400-1600