Hertfordshire folk lore
By: by W. B. Gerish. Republished with an introd. by W. Branch Johnson.
Publisher: S.R. Publishers
Published: 1970
Place of publication: [East Ardsley, Eng.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Folklore -- England -- Hertfordshire.; Hertfordshire (England) -- Social life and customs.
Notes: "Originally published in Bishop's Stortford as eighteen separate pamphlets, those of known date being published between approximately 1905 and 1915."
Table of contents: title: A Hertfordshire St. George.; title: A Hertfordshire Robin Hood.; title: The Mayers and their song.; title: A Hertfordshire witch.; title: The Hertfordshire wonder.; title: The severall practices of Johane Harrison and her daughter.; title: Hock-tide at Hexton.; title: The "wicked Lady Ferrers."; title: John Kellerman, the "last of the alchemists."; title: The "maid of the mill."; title: The folk-lore of Hertfordshire.; title: A relation of Mary Hall of Gadsden.; title: A Hertfordshire miracle.; title: The mowing devil.; title: The children's example.; title: The surprising discoveries of murtherers.; title: A short rehearsal of the sad condition of three of the children of John Balwin of Sarret.; title: The Divel's delusions.