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Looking for a local written book - Ronnie (28th Sep 2004 - 01:25:33) I'm really interested in obtaining a book called: "Conford" (from Domesday to Victoria) by author Mary Tyfield ISBN 0 9511829 7 8 I understand she wrote it in association with Bramshott and Liphook Preservation Society. Failing the acquisiton of this book I would be interested in the BOXALL family tree that is printed in it. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I live in Canada. Kindest regards Ronnie

Re: Looking for a local written book - Freddie Dawkins (28th Sep 2004 - 09:09:25) Ronnie - I've passed your message to the Preservarion Society. They'll get in touch. rgds Freddie

Re: Looking for a local written book - Mike Grimes (28th Sep 2004 - 11:49:58) Try copying the following link to your address bar: http://www.bookfinder4u.com/ IsbnSearch.aspx?isbn=0951182978&mode=direct four suppliers have it listed for £2.50 but out of stock. They take orders though.

Re: Looking for a local written book - Alex Cameron (28th Sep 2004 - 12:03:32) Ronnie For anything like this (i.e. rare books, book searches), the local expert is Matthew Stevens, the MD of Wholly Books. You can contact him at his email address - matthew@whollybooks.co.uk.

Re: Looking for a local written book - Ronnie (19th Apr 2005 - 22:47:33) Thank you to all who responded to my request. I now have a copy of this book. Paying a very large sum of money for it but still feel it was worth the purchase. Regards Ronnie

Re: Looking for a local written book - Paul Robinson (20th Apr 2005 - 15:01:31) Glad to hear that you have found a copy of 'Conford' even though it cost you dearly. If any one else is interested there is a copy available on Amazon.co.uk for £2.50 plus £1.99 handling charge. If it is the Boxall family you are interested in there are a number living in and around Liphook. Good luck with your researches.

Re: Looking for a local written book - rob (20th Apr 2005 - 21:55:13) Bit much for Alex Cameron to be recommending some unheard of person as a source of information on books while overlooking our very own Paul Robinson. PR is ace at this stuff and has never failed to find anything I've ever wanted (in the book line at least) yet. Rob.

Re: Looking for a local written book - Alex Cameron (21st Apr 2005 - 10:53:07) Well if PR can find me a copy of the original "Something To Miss" single by Senseless Things, with the "Answering Machine" B-side track, i'll concede. :D)

Re: Looking for a local written book - Paul Robinson (27th Apr 2005 - 23:18:49) The impossible takes a little bit longer, and I have been away for three days. Check this out on e-bay Alex. Current price .99p! something to miss 16.18.21 never haunted answering machine CD : MINT - as new, no marks at all NOTES : Comes in slimline jewel case. Insert is MINT Please E-MAIL ME for DIGITAL IMAGES of this item At your service Paul Robinson

Re: Looking for a local written book - Alex Cameron (29th Apr 2005 - 12:24:48) Paul, i concede. Will email you in a bit!

Re: Looking for a local written book - Jill Davies (4th May 2005 - 14:49:11) The book you ae looking for is available from Conford Village Hall Trust, as Mary Tyfield still lives in Conford and kindly passes the profits to the trust for the welfare of the hamlet. There is an event on the 15th May and you will be able to aquire a copy and also the sequel if you wish, any time between 10.00am and 4.30pm at the village hall.

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