| Description | Cures and preventors, signs or portents (including a reference to the marriage of a black man named 'Congo'), harvest and agricultural, May Day, Low Belling, Plough Monday, Death (including the death howl of a dog), lucky gold, charms against disease, Holy Well, Legend of Great Paxton Church, Birds, Parsley, Bumble Bee, Weather, Stones, 3 Shire Stone, Freeman beating the bounds? at Blackstone Leys, Childrens Games, Hop Scotch, Jolly Miller, May Day Song, Lace Machine, Needingworth Greeks, Witches of Great Paxton, Old Sayings and Superstitions and Nicknames by B.A.Dale of Great Gransden WI, Eyenesbury stories (including the Eynesbury Giant), St.Neots Churchyard, Deadmans Cross, Lord of the Harvest, Killing Pigs, Wheat, Friday First, Harvest Home, Robins Nest, Spiders, Sign of the Cross, Mails?, Salt, Four Leaved Clover, Bells, Mourners, Cuckoo, Kings Lynn New Year Customs, Palm Sunday, Game of Four Pins, Signs of death, Witchcraft, Birth and Childhood, Courtship and Marriage, Death and Burial, Daily Life, Master and Servant, Hunting and Fishing, Foods, Farm Implaments, Popular Pastimes, Games and Dancing, Straw Bear Tuesday, St.Valentines Day, Shrove Tuesday, Palm Sunday, Good Friday, Easter Sunday, May Day, Beating the Bounds, Oak Apple Day, Midsummer, Bonfire Day 5th November, St.Clements Day, St.Catherines Day, Christmas Mummers, Divinations and Spells, Magic Figures, Witchcraft, Ghosts and Spirits, Great Gransden Mill, Folk Medicine, The Moon, Thunder, Plants, Trees, Animals, Gravel, Wells and Springs, Non Ecclesiastical Objects Connected with Churches, Borough English, Pullet Hens, Buckinghamshire Black Dog, Beaumont's Tree, Two Maps of Local Food Customs, Dead Donkey Jumping St.Neots, Gleaming Bell, Brampton folklore, Straw Bear ramsey, Ramsey Mereside Plough Witch, Packman of Ramsey Mereside, Customs in Mereside, Baxters of Sawtry, Funeral Customs, |