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by Heather Goodare and Sheila Hancock. Wivelsfield: The History of a Wealden Parish. by Heather M. Warne and Margaret Goodare. 1 (10 used & new offers). 9 (7 used & new offers). History of Western Europe. Great Britain History.

Wivelsfield Historical Society was formed in 1993 with the aim of fostering interest in local history by talks, visits, walks . It was formed from members of the Adult Education class who wrote the book on the history of Wivelsfield formed WHSG in 1992

Most meetings are held on the third Thursday of the month, at 8 . in Wivelsfield Village Hall, together with some weekend outings in the summer. It was formed from members of the Adult Education class who wrote the book on the history of Wivelsfield formed WHSG in 1992.

Wivelsfield History Study Group (1994). Wade, Heather, ed. Hurstpierpoint: Pier Point Publishing. lt;templatestyles src "Module:Citation/CS1/styles. v. t. e. Protestant Nonconformism in Sussex.

Note: Following is taken from the book "Wivelsfield the History of the Wealden Parish". The first to follow Thomas and his wife Mary to the village was his brother John. He had been a tenant farmer in their home village ofWadhurst but his landlord having died, the farm was in the hands of executors

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