A-Z Listing of people
Air Raid Precautions (ARP) Service
Artists and Painters
Bellmen (Town Criers) of Hungerford
Blacksmiths and Farriers
Bloomsbury Group
Carriers
Catholic Recusants
Churchwardens 1659-1741
Clergy and Teachers
Clock and watchmakers
Clubs and Groups
Coal Merchants
Constables of the Town & Manor of Hungerford
Entertainers
Family History
Famous Visitors - Royalty and Diarists
Freedom of the Town Recipients
Home Guard (and Local Defence Volunteers)
Highwaymen
Landowners and Gentry
Local Historians
Lollards
Mayors of Hungerford
Miscellaneous Group Photos
Miscellaneous Portraits
Naming Patterns
Parish Registers
Photographers and Publishers
Physicians and Surgeons
Population and Censuses
Printers & Booksellers
Royal Berkshire Regiment
Royal Berkshire Yeomanry
Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen
Stewards of the Manor of Hungerford
Trades & Occupations
Trade Directories

Norman Hidden

Who researched so much of the
early history of Hungerford

Did you know...?

The first Speaker of the
House of Commons was
Sir Thomas Hungerford in 1377.

Did you know...?

The use of surnames started
by 1300, but there was no  consistency in spelling. Surnames were not always used, nor invariably  passed from parent to child. Different surnames for the same individual  could be used in different contexts. Even a fairly distinctive surname  may be difficult to trace until the 17th century.

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