Rhodes research
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- Milton Lilbourne
- Introduction
- Articles 1848-1869
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- Articles from 1886 part 1
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- Articles from 1890 part 1
- Articles from 1890 part 2
- Articles from 1891
- Articles from 1892 part 1
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- Articles from 1893 part 1
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- Articles from 1893 part 3
- Articles from 1894 part 1
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- Articles from 1894 part 3
- Articles from 1895 part 1
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- Articles from 1895 part 3
- Articles from 1897 part 1
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- Articles from 1899 part 1
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- Articles from 1899 part 3
- Articles 1901-1909
- Trade directory listings
- Wills
- George Ferris obituary 1929
- A vision of the past by Fred Gale, 1899
- Surname index
- Useful links
- The Romford Outrage
- The Dagenham Murder
- Foul Deeds book
- Dagenham Girl Pipers
- Talks
Welcome to my website. Click the link to the right for press reports and other information about the Wiltshire village of Milton Lilbourne in Victorian and Edwardian times, indexed by name. The photo shows the entrance porch of St Peter's, Milton Lilbourne, decorated for a wedding.
Other links give details of books I've co-written on local history and true crime in Barking, Dagenham, Chadwell Heath and Romford (all formerly in the ancient county of Essex, and now in Greater London). The latest is the Romford Outrage, covering the murder of Inspector Thomas Simmons 125 years ago. Click here for latest news on the memorial to Simmons to be unveiled in summer 2010 to mark the anniversary.
If you'd like a talk linked to one of my books, please click here.
Happy reading!
Linda Rhodes
