Dorset

Dorset

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Blatchly, J., 'A Tudor Headmaster' [Piddlehinton}, Bull. Mon. Brass Soc. 92 (Jan. 2003), 654.

Dru Drury, G., ‘Some recent discoveries in the church of St. Edward King and Martyr,

Corfe Castle’, Proc. Dorset Nat. Hist. and Archaeol. Soc. 69 (1948), 54-64

Dru Drury, G., ‘The use of Purbeck in mediaeval times’, Proc. Dorset Nat. Hist. and Archaeol.

Soc. 70 (1949), 74-98

Gittos, B. and M., 'Medieval Grave Slab at Loders, Dorset', Chronicle 4, No. 4, (1989), 129

Gittos, B. and M., 'Medieval Grave Slabs at Church Knowle', Chronicle 6. No. 2 (1994), 55

Gittos, B. and M., ‘List of Purbeck marble cross slabs in Dorset’, Church Mon. Soc. Newsletter 10

(1994), 6-1; 12 (1996) 27-8; 13 91997-8), 47-8 15 (1999-2000), 47; 16 (2000-1), 19

Hutchins, J., The History and Antiquities of the County of Dorset, 4 vols. (2nd ed., London, 1861-7)

Lack, W., Stuchfield, M. and Whittemore, P., The Monumental Brasses of Dorset (London, 2001)

Oliver, V., ‘The Holewale Brass at Askerwell’ and ‘The Matravers Brass at Lytchett Matravers’,

Proc. Dorset Nat. Hist. and Antiq. Field Club 44 (1925), 51-70

Prideaux, W. de C., 'Ancient memorial Brasses of Dorset', Dorset Natural History Field Club 25

(1904), 144-55 [Evershot and Caundle Purse]; 28 (1907), 226-44 [Milton Abbey and

Melbury Sampford; 29 (1908), 273-80 [Litton Cheyne, Puncknowle and Thorncombe];

32 (1911), 213-25 [Piddlehinton, Sturminster Marshall, Langton, Pulham, Critchel More

and East Holme]; 34 (1913), 158-66 [Wareham, Woolland, Pimperne, Lytchett Maltravers

and Church Knowle]

Prideaux, W. de C., 'The Monumental Brasses of Dorset', J. British. Archaeol. Assn. 13 91907), 209-26

Sadler, A.G., The Indents of Lost Monumental Brasses in Southern England, 19 vols. (Worthing,

1975-86): Dorset and Hampshire (1975); Dorset and Hampshire Appendix (1979)

Sibun, D., Dorset Brasses, (Sherborne, 1973)

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