Photos of the men v ladies football team organised by the Elephant and Castle on May 21st 1978 ;
Score was 6-6 and the ladies won on penalties 2-1
Teams were as follow:
Ladies: Freda Bradley. Joan Cook, C Nutt, Ruth Wheeler, Lyn Wheeler, April Mulluis, S Paporth, Eve Godwin, A Harris, Bridget Shergold, Mary Cook
Men: Lionel Cook, Frank Hudson, Harry Beaumont, F. Cook, Tommy Tanner, R, Shergold, Frank Godwin, Ken Mullis, Robert Radband, Tom Bradley

Newspaper clippings notifying of death of Hazel Larkworthy (nee Henly) formerly of Bampton

Newspaper clippings notifying of death of Dixie Dean,

Three newspaper clippings notifying of deaths of three Bampton People Shiela Daniels Robin Connaughton and Margartet Govier
Funerals were help at St Mary's Church Bampton and Funeral Director was Peter Smith Witney

Newspaper article objecting to the proposed new housing developments in Bampton and reporting on the additional strain on the Doctors Surgery.
Developers Gladstone and Richmond Estates

letters from Forrester Sylvester Mackett Solicitors to David Tomlins s relating to the Assent and First Registration of
Title for the land adjoining The Old Swan, Buckland Road, Bampton

Five handwritten Indenture Legal Documents relating to the sales and mortgages of the Swan Inn and adjoining land dating from 1823 to 1831, Also mentions Turnpike Gate and Kents Weir Gate.
Named in the documents are
John Wright
Rachel Bradshaw Clinch
Mary Vines
William Walcroft
Edward Fisher
Thomas Breakspeare
Edward Fisher
John Roberts
William Hanbury
Henry Whitaker
James Ward
Jonathan Arnatt

Valuation report on the Annexe at The Swan, on behalf of the executors of The late Timothy Frazer Tomlins by Strakers.
Land Registry Documentation, Declaration of Solvency of Timothy Frazer Tomlins and Letter from Chadwick Solicitors

Various Solicitors' letters and land search certificates relating to sale of land at The Swan, Buckland Road from 1963 and 1986
those named: Timothy Tomlins The Swan.
Monty Shayler Calais Farm,
Mrs Sollis and Clinches Breweries the Swan.
Bryan Stevens Limetree House