The latest issue of SDNQ (vol. 39, part 396) contains the following articles, notes and queries:
- ‘Some members of the Bysse family in the sixteenth century, part 3: Publow, Pensford & Peglinch members’ by Colin J. Brett.
- ‘Building Milton Abbas, c.1780’ by Clive Barnes.
- ‘Stawell, part 2’ by D. Victor.
- ‘Alexander Jett, Bishop Piers and the Patronage of Marston Bigot’ by Adrian J. Webb.
- ‘Coursing in Dorset, part 2: the Lulworth coursing club and the growth of regulated hare coursing in Dorset’ by George Tatham.
- Notes: ‘Ilchester Horseradish’ by Todd Gray.
- Queries: ‘Penny Looter’ and ‘Survey of Dorset’s Ancient Woodland’.
- Book review by John Chandler of William Barnes’ Outlines of Geography and Ethnography for Youth: the complete text, edited with an introduction by Gregory Stevens Cox (The Thomas Hardy Year Book & Dorset Studies, no.51, 2020).
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