IA record of the local history of a village in Oxfordshire during the 16th & 17th centuries.

The record of a young girl's life in Cropredy, born in 1896 and leaving the village at the age of 22. The record is gathered from letters to Pamela Keegan from America.

A spoken history of events from the turn of the century up to the 1970's, collected and edited by Pamela Keegan.

A spoken history of a family as seen by two generations of it's women. They relate their lives from childhood to marriage.

This is a beautiful collection of letters, mostly from Mary Ann to her husband Harry, a tax collector, whom she had met when he was billeted in Cropredy in the 1870s. They are the property of Freda Wright, a descendant of Mary Anne's, who has also made some original drawings of Cropredy, as it would have been at that time.

The spoken record of the youth and working life of Arthur Pettifer, continuing the story of Cropredy from 1910. He provided his Diary and Workbook, which will be printed later.

A history of the Shirley family and of Colin especially, who was a master Carpenter and Joiner mostly with the local builder Cherry & Son Ltd.