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The History of Bishopstone

Family and Village History

If you have any information, photographs or illustrations that might be of interest to others I should be happy to place it on this page.  Contact the editor (click here)

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Extract from the 1855 Directory for Wiltshire (Provided by Ralph Turvey)

British History Online

A full and authoritive account of the village of Bishopstone from British History Online, published by the University of London & History of Parliament Trust can be found here.

Wiltshire Community History Website

A great deal of information, photographs and more about Bishopstone is held on the Wiltshire Council Community History website see:  http://history.wiltshire.gov.uk/community/getcom.php?id=21 
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