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The first newsletter, mainly deals with the plans for future editions, with one or two snippets of local history. |
Newsletter No. 2 - Includes an item on churchyard inscriptions (not specific to Southall) and an article on the wills of four prominent Southall residents from the 16th Century. |
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Newsletter No. 3 - Includes an item on local place names and Southall’s first postman, together with the Chairman’s review of the year. |
Besides short articles on the Master Robert Hotel and an item entitled Middlesex Tales, there is a We Want to Know section at the end asking for help with various queries. |
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Newsletter No. 5 - Includes an item on the development of Southall and reports on the Society’s attendance at the AEC Gala Day and Southall Show. |
Newsletter No. 6 - Items about King Street and Townsend House, plus an article on the foundation of the Society, the Chairman’s review of the year is also included. |
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Newsletter No. 7 - A number of short items of interest, plus articles on the Norwood Parish Registers and the Battle of Brentford in 1642, during the English Civil War. |
Newsletter No. 8 - Includes items on the Martin Brothers, Methodism in Southall and Brentford Gas Works, which produced gas for the last time in February 1964. |
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Newsletter No. 9 - Two items of interest in this edition, one about the West Saxon raiders who had reached as far inland as Middlesex by 568, the other item is about the Barn Mission Church. |
Newsletter No. 10 - Items about Turner’s painting of the Southall Windmill and a brief history of Holy Trinity Church, are of particular interest in this newsletter. |
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Newsletter No. 11 - Of particular note in this edition is an item about the old Bridge School in Norwood Road, which closed when Clifton Road School was built. |
Newsletter No. 12 - A number of items of interest including a report on excavations taking place at Dormers Wells to try to locate the Manor House believed to be sited there. |
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Newsletter No. 13 - Two items of particular interest, one a further report on the Dormers Wells excavations and the other about Southall Baptist Church. |
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