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The Somerton Estate, Somersetshire, for sale by auction ... July 6, 1920. (1920)
Two Yeovil almshouses (1993)
Secure the shadow: Somerset photographers, 1839-1939. (2018)
The Catholic Church of the Holy Ghost, Yeovil: a historical and descriptive outline (1928)
The Borough of Yeovil: its history and government through the ages (1954)
Wold ways a-gwain: scenes from a western countryside (1914)
The book of Huish: the story of a Somerset village from 200 BC to 1933 AD ([1933?])
The parish church, Yeovil: S. John Baptist, a brief description and an outline of its history (1925)
Richard Bruton, Canon and Chancellor of Wells (1892)
A short history of the Royal Clarence Lodge of Freemasons (1898)
Ilchester almshouse deeds: from the time of King John to the reign of James the first, A.D. 1200-1625, with appendix containing some brief topographical notices of ancient Ivelcester (1866)
The Benedictines in Bath during a thousand years: a sketch founded upon authentic records (1895)
Historical and topographical collections relating to the early history of parts of South Somerset: viz. Barwick, Chilton Cantelo, Sutton Bingham, East Coker, Brympton, Houndston, Preston, Limington, ... (1894)
Some old Somerset nature names (1979)
Popular names of flowers, fruits, etc,: as used in Somerset and the adjacent parts of Devon, Dorset and Wilts. (1922)
Wincanton local plan: approved written statement (1986)
The dragon of Wessex, and a ballad of "The fighting yellow devils" (The 43rd Wessex Division) (1945)
Ashington, Chilton Cantelo, Mudford: the story of three Somerset parishes (1982)
Poems: on various subjects (1821)
The church of All Saints, Martock (1929, )
Fragments of South Somerset: a short history of Yeovil (1925)
A sketch of the town of Yeovil describing its natural features of site and soil, its staple trade, and ancient and present government ... (1856)
Collins' directory of Yeovil, Sherborne and Crewkerne ... (1901)
Fragments of South Somerset: Martock (, )
Fragments of South Somerset: Ilchester (1921)
Fragments of South Somerset: Montacute (n.d, )
Fragments of South Somerset: Stoke-sub-Hamdon (n.d, )
Fragments of South Somerset: Langport (c.1960, )
Notes about East Coker: chiefly gleaned from old parish books and papers with glimpses of village life in the 18th century (1910)
Gyfla: the Scir or Pagus of the Ivel Valley, Somerset (1887)
Life thoughts (n.d)
The Legend of the holy thorn of Glastonbury (n.d)
Queen Anne's charter; and the Constitution, copied from the originals in the Town Clerk's office (1941, )
Descriptive and historical notes on Sutton Bingham, Brympton and the ancient Yeovil chapelries (1890)
Notes on Barwick and its church (1887)
The lake villages of Somerset (1949)
Miscellaneous pieces in verse (1819)
The fate of the Bath monks ([1895?])
Trent, Diocese of Bath & Wells: views of church and parish [19 photos by R.O.V.]
Strays: poems (1922)
The Jesse window in Wells Cathedral: a sermon (c.1890)
Hugh Sugar alias Norris, LL.D., Treasurer of Wells (1460-89) (1894)
Borough of Yeovil street map ([195-?])
The attitude of modern Congregationalism with regard to the Catholic churches ([190-?])
The Parish Church, Yeovil: S. John Baptist, a brief description and an outline of its history (1941)
Problems of personality: a series of short metaphysical studies (1904)
A conversation on horse breeding (for army service) among farmers, between Capt. W.H. Fife and a special commissioner of the Western Chronicle ([188-])
The labourer and the land, III: six articles (1888)
The labourer and the land, II: four articles (1888)