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The Manor of Alderton 3 rd edition<br />
Acknowledgements<br />
I must express my very sincere thanks to the great number of people who have been<br />
so helpful <strong>and</strong> generous with their time:<br />
Gina Douglas, Librarian & Archivist to the Linnaean Society<br />
Dr. Kate Harris, Librarian & Archivist to the Marquis of Bath<br />
Dr. Lorna Haycock, lately S<strong>and</strong>well Librarian <strong>and</strong> Archivist at WANHS (join<br />
them today)<br />
Mr. James, Librarian at the Society of Antiquaries<br />
June, the Countess Badeni<br />
Dr. Peter Sherlock<br />
Mike Stone, lately Manager & Curator, Chippenham Heritage Centre & Museum<br />
Stella Vain <strong>and</strong> the Library staff at Wiltshire College, <strong>Lackham</strong><br />
Keith Woodman<br />
Ron Cleevely<br />
And the Librarians <strong>and</strong> Archivists at<br />
Chippenham Library<br />
The National Art Library, Victoria & Albert Museum, London<br />
The British Library, London<br />
Wiltshire County Record Office <strong>and</strong> Local History Library, Trowbridge<br />
Thanks to you all.<br />
Finally I must thank my partner Lynne Thomson for her support, help <strong>and</strong><br />
underst<strong>and</strong>ing, <strong>and</strong> for uncomplainingly listening to far too many cases of “guess what<br />
I’ve just found”! It must get tedious.<br />
The Family Trees were initially produced using WinGenea v1.7, an effective <strong>and</strong>, above<br />
all, simple shareware program<br />
.<br />
Tony Pratt, Chippenham, 2002<br />
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