Mabel Peacock (Q1010): Difference between revisions
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| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Mabel Peacock |
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Wicken Tree House, Kirton-In-Lindsey (British English)
1919
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Transactions of the Lincolnshire Naturalists Union (English)
Dunstan House (British English)
1896
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The Antiquary, July 1896 (British English)
1898
a rabbit's bone, known locally in Lincolnshire as 'The Fox's Face' (English)
1 reference
19 May 1896Gregorian
The Hood Game as Played at Haxey, in Lincolnshire (British English)
Peacock's paper was read on her behalf by Edward Clodd (Folklore Society President). Photographs demonstrating the game were exhibited to complement the paper. (English)
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21 March 1900Gregorian
The Bumble Bee in Folklore (English)
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19 December 1900Gregorian
Lincolnshire Folklore (English)
Peacock's paper was read on her behalf by Mrs von Oelrichs. (British English)
1 reference
1903
Fifth of November Customs (English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore. (British English)
1 reference
1903
St Mark's Eve (April 24th) (British English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore. (British English)
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1903
Land Rising Supernaturally (British English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore. (British English)
1 reference
1903
Jus Prima Noctis (English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore. (English)
1 reference
1903
An Episcopal Life Index (British English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore. (British English)
1 reference
1896
Dozzils (English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore. (English)
1 reference
1897
Staffordshire Superstitions (English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore. (English)
1 reference
1897
Staffordshire Horn-Dance (English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore. (British English)
1 reference
1897
The Hood-Game at Haxey (English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore. (English)
1 reference
22 March 1897Gregorian
Omens of Death (English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore. (English)
1 reference
1902
Jingle Sung at Castleton (English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore (English)
1 reference
1902
The Calenig, or Gift (English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore (English)
1 reference
1900
More Snake Lore (English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore (English)
1 reference
1900
The Bumble Bee in Magic (English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore (English)
1 reference
1901
A 'Nabby' Colt (English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore (English)
1 reference
1898
Death-Warnings (English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore (English)
1 reference
1898
Wind and Weather-Holes (English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore (English)
1 reference
1914
The Wild Huntsman and Yule-Tide (English)
Peacock's correspondence on this topic was published in Folklore (English)
1 reference
Peacock and Gutch co-authored a volume of their collected folklore of Lincolnshire in the Folklore Society's County Folklore series in 1908. (British English)
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41395
https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/library/browse/personDetails.xhtml?personId=41395
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