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Introduction Credits Search Links Updates Book order	Historical overview The Millennium	Geography Maps Local geology Boundaries Saxon charters Enclosures Roads & Paths Turnpikes Waywardens Today’s paths
People Prehistory Early Man Farmers Conquerors The Pembroke Era Village Records Parish Registers Memorials Capt V Clay Linda Jeffery Directories Personal records Memorabilia Interviews Church Visitors’ Book Census data 1841 Census 1851 Census 1861 Census 1871 Census 1881 Census 1891 Census 1901 Census Population analysis	Buildings Street maps Houses Medieval village Stone cottages Modern houses House names Pembroke sale Social housing Listed buildings Wiltshire Records Shops Inns Halls Religious buildings Restoration Schools	Religion Christianity The Parish Church Church officials Dissolution of the Monasteries The Reformation Nonconformity Quakers The Poplar report The Chapel Church attendance Visitors Visitors' Book Military Remembrance
Groups & Organisations Benefit Groups Performing Arts The Fovant Band Bell-ringers F.A.M.E. Dancing & Keep Fit Women's Groups Women's Institute Mothers' Union Young Wives Youth Groups Scouts and Cubs Youth Club Club evolving Sport Cricket New pavilion Football Hobbies & Interests Fishing Poetry & Crafts Gardening Art History of Fovant	Employment Agriculture Mechanisation The Fovant Blondes Water meadows Trades Transport Lever's Garage Industry Tom Coombes Domestic employment Military influence Retail	Services Government Charities Village officials The Postal Service Utilities Education School Staff - 19th Century HMI Reports 20th century change Doctors Other Health Professionals Law and Order Fovant's Policemen Village publications
World Wars A mystery solved ? Camps around Fovant The YMCA Y.M.C.A. staff Leisure in the Camps Visitors Soldier-Poets Postcards British regiments British soldiers Australian regiments Australian soldiers Rev. Dymond Peel Boy in the Bag Fovant Badges Lost Fovant badges Home Guard Badges Society Badges poem WW I Museum Camp Hospitals Hospital staff ‘The mystery object’ ‘Sue's bottle’ Fovant Military Railway British Legion WW II Rifle range graffiti In Memoriam	Stories Reminiscences Mrs A Barnard Mrs G Way Highwaymen Mary Sandall Ghosts	Archives

M.C.L.H.
October 2003

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