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1801-1901
The History of Epidemics in Turvey: Part 3

This is the third article in a series of three and delves into the burial records to see whether Turvey was affected by the major nineteenth century epidemics. Unexpectedly, a mysterious high number of deaths occurred in 1861. What could have caused these?
1814-1846
The Whitworths and Turvey Mill

The Whitworths brand is known throughout the world and now based at the Victoria Mills site in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire. This series of articles show how Turvey Mill played an important part in the history of both the company and the Whitworth family.
1815 - 1966
A Brief History of the Barton and Royle Homes

The Barton Charity The institution of The Barton Charity originated in 1881 with a desire to provide an asylum for deserving ...
1828 - 1985
An Introduction to Turvey Congregational Chapel

In 1828 forty people abandoned the Parish Church and met in a barn on Mill Green. There was soon support to build an independent Chapel. The opening service was held on 17th March 1829 with over 300 people attending.
1828-1829
Methodism in Turvey (1): Beginnings

The early history of the Old Chapel in Carlton Road, Turvey has been obscure because of the lack ...
1828-1989
The Old Chapel in Carlton Road (Independent Wesleyan)

A history of the Independent Wesleyan Chapel from its inception in 1828 until its conversion to a residential property.
1829-1965
Methodism in Turvey (2): The ongoing life of Turvey Wesleyan Chapel

The Bedford Wesleyan Methodist Circuit Account Book and the Minute Books of the Turvey Chapel Trustees provide interesting insights into ...
1829-1965
Music in the Wesleyan Chapel

Music in the Wesleyan Chapel
1830 - 1846
The Turvey Abbey Scrap Books (1830 -1846)

It has never been published, it has 465 pages of beautiful writing and drawings, is an invaluable resource to historians and is now available, in full, on the Turvey History Society (THS) website.
1832-1858
Stories in the Landscape: Artisan Education in Turvey Reading Room

The story of how Charles Longuet-Higgins came to establish the Reading Room where he provided books, equipment and talks to improve educational facilities in Turvey. The article also describes how he developed the adjacent Manor Room as a museum.
1835 - 1929
The Mardlin Family of Turvey

In the second half of the nineteenth century, a village policeman was a very prominent person in village life, “preserving the Queen's Peace”.
1837
"The 'doctor' will see you now": Medical care in Turvey in the 1830s.

Being ill was a familiar but challenging experience in 1830’s Turvey, especially for the poor of the village.

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