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Various articles on the important times in Britain's past and how Appleby was affected by them: Roman Appleby - results of the 1999 survey of the field at the top of Rectory Lane, taken by the University of Leicester Archaeological Services (ULAS) Beginnings - Medieval settlements and marketing practices, 11th - 15th centuries The Tudor Parish - including lists of Appleby families 1550-1600, by Alan Roberts Turbulent Times - A look at seventeenth century Appleby. Population Growth and Marketing in Early Modern Times - mid 16th - 17th centuries, the Tudor, Stuart and Hanoverian periods Appleby Families in Early Modern Times - Inhabitants of Appleby 1560 - 1700 Open Fields and Enclosures - an article by Alan Roberts on the changing face of agriculture in the 16th to 18th centuries Civil War - the impact of the hostilities between King and Parliament that started in 1642 Village Blacksmiths - An Eighteenth century Blacksmiths shop in Little Appleby. Kinship - The Appleby Community using the evidence of probate, wills and inventories. Inventories - The 18th century inventories of Appleby farmers. Connections - Appleby Connections to Neighbouring Towns and Villages. 'Scandalous' Neighbours - Alan Roberts looks at the Royalist Clergy of the Southwest during the Great Rebellion
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