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The origins
of the Brogden surname:
- Ekwall,E;
1936; The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Place-Names; Oxford University
Press
- Redmonds,
G; 1973; Yorkshire West Riding (Vol 1 in the English Surnames Series);
Phillimore
History
of villages in the Witney area of Oxfordshire:
- Crossley,
A (Ed); 1990; A History of the County of Oxford; (The Victoria County
History series); Vol XII; Oxford University Press
Emigration
to New Zealand in the 1870s:
- Arnold,
R; 1981; The Farthest Promised Land; Victoria University Press
John Brogden
and Sons:
Because
of their railway construction interests, references to the company can
be found in many publications, including:
- Arnold,
R; 1981;
The Farthest Promised Land; Victoria University Press
- Gilpin,
LR; 1988; John Brogden of Manchester; Cumbrian Railways Vol 3 No 15
(also
on this website)
- Gilpin,
LR; 1989; The Bustling Alexander; Cumbrian Railways Vol 4 No 6 (also
on this website)
- Higgins,
LS; 1978; The Brogden Pioneers of the Early Industrial Development in
Mid-Glamorgan; Nat Lib Wales Journal Vol XX No 3 Summer 1978 (also
on this website)
- For a
full list of sources known to Mike Brogden and the John Brogden family
tree, see *John
Brogden - summary of sources and genealogy
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Updated
12/09/2003
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