Marchant Warrell, a paper worker who ran Bryan Donkin's improved Fourdrindier machine at Two Waters Mill (from The Book of Boxmoor)
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Marchant Warrell, a paper worker who ran Bryan Donkin's improved Fourdrindier machine at Two Waters Mill (from The Book of Boxmoor) |
Boxmoor
A parish created in Victorian times from part of the parish of Hemel Hempstead
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Book: The Book of Boxmoor
Book: Boxmoor in Camera, by Roger and Joan Hands, 1993.
Book: Royalty to Commoners: Four Hundred Years of the Box Moor Trust
Boxmoor Embankment, London to Birmingham Line, 1837 (see Railways of Hertfordshire)
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Quick links to
extra
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 Canal at Boxmoor |
 Fishery Inn, Boxmoor |
 Moor & Canal |
 St John's, Boxmoor |
 London Road, Boxmoor |
 Boxmoor Common |
 Roughdown |
 Northridge House |
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See also the Grand Junction (Union) Canal
See also the Box Lane Independent Chapel
See also Hemel Hempstead, Dacorum and Vital Records
If you know of other books, websites, etc, relating to this place, please tell me.
Page updated February 2008
