I say final, but lacking an editor, I am now embarking on my own major edit of what is now quite a large document. But I do have a definitive list of my sources and this is it:
Notes
on the History of Toynton All Saints and Toynton St Pete by Ethel H Rudkin
edited by Robert Pacy. First published 1992 by Old Chapel Lane Books, Burgh le
Marsh, Lincs. Copyright Robert Pacey. Second Edition 2001
Margins
of the East Fen: Historic Landscape Evolution by Professor I.G. Simmons. Durham
University, Department of Geography, Lower Mountjoy, South Road, Durham DH1
3LE, UK. Website https: www.dur.ac.uk/east-lincs-history.
A provisional narrative landscape history
by I.G. Simmons with major contributions by Patrick Mussett and additional work
by Meryl Foster; made possible by the encouragement and financial support of
the late Arthur Owen, FSA
English
Peasant Farming. The Agrarian History of Lincolnshire from Tudor to Recent
Times by Joan Thirsk. First published in 1957 by Routledge & Kegan Paul
Ltd. Reprinted in 1981 by Methuen & Co. Ltd, 11 New Fetter Lane, London
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and New Landscapes in the Horncastle Area Lincolnshire. The Enclosures of
Twenty-Three Parishes – With Maps by Eleanor and Rex C. Russell. Lincolnshire
History Series No 7 Copyright Rex C Russell. First published 1985 by
Lincolnshire Recreational Services, County Library Headquarters, Brayford
House, Lucy Tower Street, Lincoln LN11XN
A
History of the Fens of South Lincolnshire, Being a description of the Rivers
Witham and Welland and their Estuary, and an account of the reclamation,
drainage, and enclosure of the Fens adjacent thereto by William Henry Wheeler
(1832-1915). Originally published in 1868 with a Second Edition Greatly
Enlarged 1897. Published in Boston by J.M. Newcombe and in London by Simpkin,
Marshall and Co
Lincolnshire
County Council’s historical website http://www.lincstothepast.com.
Lincs to the Past is a site that contains
hundreds of thousands of records covering items held in Lincolnshire’s Historic
Environment Record, Archives, Libraries, Museums and Tennyson Research Centre.
Its search engine provides a single place from which to search through the
catalogues of the cultural heritage collections held across Lincolnshire
Cassini
Historical Map Old Series 1824 Skegness and Horncastle Sheet 122. Cassini
Publishing Ltd 2006
OS
Explorer: Skegness, Alford and Spilsby Map 274. Published by Ordnance Survey
Limited 2015
The
Fenland Project No 8: Lincolnshire Survey, The Northern Fen-Edge by T.W. Lane
with a major contribution by Peter Hayes. East Anglian Archaeology Report No
66, 1993. Fenland Project Committee, Heritage Trust of Lincolnshire. Download
from East Anglian Archaeology
The
Agricultural Revolution in South Lincolnshire by David Grigg 1966. Published by
the Syndics of the Cambridge University Press, Bentley House, 200 Euston Road,
London NW1
The history of Imbanking and Drayning of Divers
Fens and Marshes both in forein parts and in this
kingdom, and of the improvements thereby extracted from records, manuscripts,
and other authentick testimonies by Sir William Dugdale (1695 – 1686) Printed by Alice Warren 1662. Website: https://quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A36795.0001.001?view=toc
The Surveighe of the Manor of Toynton taken the
twentithe of November in the xii yeare of our Soveraigne Lord King James.
Lincolnshire Archives Ref Name 5-ANC/4/A/14
The Fens and Floods of Mid Lincolnshire by J S Padley
1882
Maps of the Witham Fens from the Thirteenth to
the Nineteenth Century
Edited by R. C. Wheeler. First published 2008.
A Lincoln Record Society Publication, published by The Boydell Press, an
imprint of Boydell and Brewer Ltd, PO Box 9, Woodbridge, Suffolk IP123DF, UK
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Sewerage Scheme (Toynton St Peter and Toynton All Saints) Archaeological
Desk-Based Appraisal. Report prepared for Anglian Water Services Ltd by G.
Tann. LAS Report No. 671 June 2003
A
Short History of Enclosure in Britain – The Land Magazine by Simon Fairlie
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Lost Fens: England’s Greatest Ecological Disaster by Ian D Rotherham. First
published 2013 by The History Press, The Mill, Brimscombe Port, Stroud,
Gloucestershire GL52QG
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Fen Slodgers - Skegness Magazine 11th May 2013
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Punt to Plough – A History of the Fens by Rex Sly. First published in the
United Kingdom in 2003 by Sutton Publishing Limited
In the Fens by Rex Sly Website: http://www.rexslyinthefens.com
The Changing Fenland by H.C. Darby. Published
by the Press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge, The Pitt Building,
Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB21RP. First published by Cambridge University
Press 1983
Lincolnshire Fenland Lidar by S J
Malone (Heritage Trust of
Lincolnshire/Archaeological Project Services) Publication
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Settlement and Society. A Study of the Early
Agrarian History of South Lincolnshire by H. E. Hallam. Published by Cambridge
University Press 1965.
The
design for the initial drainage of the Great Level of the Fens: an historical
whodunit in three parts by Margaret Albright Knittl. Published by The British
Agricultural History Society in their Agricultural History Review 1st
June 2007.
Lincolnshire
and the Fens by M W Barley. Published by B T Batsford 1952
Fenland
Riots and the English Revolution by Keith Lindley. Published by Ashgate
Publishing Ltd and Heinemann1982
Lincolnshire
Notes and Queries Volume 20 No 160 October 1928. Item 33 - The Fen Laws of
Common by Charles Brears
Commoners:
Common Right, Enclosure and Social Change in England, 1700-1820 by J M Neeson.
Published by Cambridge University Press Online 2010. Original publication date
1993. Website: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9780511522741
Lade
Bank Pumping Station on Grace’s Guide: British Industrial History
The Great Depression in British Agriculture -
Wikipedia
Witham
Fourth District Internal Drainage Board – History
Website:
http://www.w4idb.co.uk/
Remonstrance
by a Holland Watchman 1800
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An
Address to Ninety Commoners by Rev Edward Walls 1807
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Adventurers
(land drainage) – Wikipedia
Toynton St Peter, Toynton All Saints and
Wainfleet St Mary - Wikipedia and Genuki
Witham
Navigable Drains - Wikipedia
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