A Little History of Cherington and Stourton, Warwickshire.
Publisher: The Banbury Guardian
Published: 1934
Place of publication: Banbury Oxfordshire England
Language: eng
Number of pages: 66
First sentence: The parish of Cherington lies almost in the extreme south of Warwickshire, having
(now that it is joined to Stourton) only the parish of Whichford between it and
Oxfordshire.
Description: Margaret Dickins offers us a study based on documentary records relating to the villages, dated from the early thirteenth to the early twentieth century. Apart from its general historical interest, it refers by name to well over 450 different individuals, most of them inhabitants.
Notes: By kind permission of the Dickins family, a digital (searchable pdf) edition of  this work was published  in 2003, and may be downloaded (free) from the website "A Little History of Cherington and Stourton" at http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~simba/cherington/

The full text is accompanied by reader aids in the form of a date-referenced personal name index, a place index and a glossary of historical and archaic terms used. Separate aids are available for owners of the rare original edition, which has different pagination.
Table of contents: label: I
pagenum: 1
title: Cherington; label: II
pagenum: 7
title: The Manor of Cherington; label: III
pagenum: 20
title: Sale of the Manor; label: IV
pagenum: 25
title: The Manor under the Sheldons; label: V
pagenum: 29
title: The Enclosure of the Open Fields; label: VI
pagenum: 33
title: The Church of St. John the Baptist; label: VII
pagenum: 42
title: The Dickins Family; label: VIII
pagenum: 46
title: Stourton; label: IX
pagenum: 53
title: Weston; title: Index of Personal Names
pagenum: 55; title: Index of Places
pagenum: 64; title: Index of Subjects
pagenum: 66; title: Glossary of Historical, Archaic and Architectural Terms
pagenum: 68; title: Bibliography
pagenum: 71; title: Acknowledgements
pagenum: 72; title: Notes on 2003 edition
pagenum: 72