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The Great Migration to New England 1630-1640 by Douglas Carter In 1630, Boxted's vicar, Reverend George Philips led 30 of his congregation to join about 700 others from East of England in a hazardous migration to "the Promised Land" of New England on the East Coast of North America.
This book is a valuable resource for tracing relatives from this area of the Stour valley and the village of Boxted.
details of where to buy this book
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Boxted, Portrait of an English Village by Douglas Carter. "Scholarly and intimate, as a good guide should be, ..." Dr. Ronald Blythe details of where to buy this book
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20 May 2013
VILLAGE EVENTS AND NEWS
Mobile Library This will call at the playing field car park from 10.55 -11.30 on Tuesday May 28
Boxted Airfield Historical Group At the Museum Visitors’ Centre, Langham Lane, Langham, on Tuesday May 21 at 7.30pm Patrick Donnelly will give the second part of a talk about the exploits of Captain Summerville. http://www.boxted-airfield.com/home
Church Services Sunday May 26 : 10 am Eucharist at St Mary’s Langham. 10.30 am service at the Methodist Church with Charlie Connor. 6pm Evensong at St Peter’s Boxted.
Boxted Cricket Club Results Week Ended 19 May
Boxted Under 13's enjoy a second successive victory. Eight Ash Green U13's 45 for 7 (Elliot Ford 2 for 0, Charlie Harris 2 for 4) lost to Boxted U13's 46 for 1 (James Dayman 22 not out) by 9 wickets.
The Saturday 1st X1 continue their return to form with another fine victory. Boxted 241 for 5 (Richard Sexton 94, Richard Pickford 87) beat Ipswich 183 for 5 (Rob Mitchell 2 for 53) by 58 runs.
The Sunday 2nd X1's belated start to the season begins with fine victory. Boxted 174 for 7 (Steve Philpott 40) beat Gosfield 173 for 6 (Nathan Scarff 2 for 34) by 3 wickets. Fixtures Week Ending 27 May: Tue 21 May - Midweek Evening X1 v Ardleigh - Away 18.00 Start Fri 24 May - Under 13's v Great Totham - Home 18.00 Start Fri 24 May - Kwik Cricket Tournament - Abberton - Away 18.00 Start Sat 25 May - Saturday 1st X1 v Earl Stonham - Home 13.00 Start Sun 26 May - Sunday 1st X1 v Purleigh - Home 13.00 Start Sun 26 May - Sunday 2nd X1 v Chappel & Wakes Colne - Away 13.00 Start Mon 27 May - Saturday 1st X1 v Elmstead Grasshoppers - Home 13.00 Start
Bag A Bargain Ramsden Hall School are holding a nearly new sale at 9.30am on Friday 24 May at the community centre; books, plants, new shoes, jewellery, furniture, crafts, kitchenware and much more. Entry 20p. Stalls available; for further details contact Lin Blackie on 01206 271571.
Evergreens Boxted WI choir will be entertaining members at the next meeting in the village hall at 2.30 pm on Thursday May 30.
Magnificat On Saturday June 1 at 6 pm, Colchester Chamber Choir, directed by Roderick Earle returns to St Peter’s Church to present its concert of British and American 20th C unaccompanied choral works. Tickets £10 from Jos Carter 272755 and Fillpots Garden Centre. General enquiries to Jeremy Carter Tele 01026 272392.
Attended Refuse Freighter This will be at the Playing Field Car Park From 11am – 12 noon on Saturday June 8 for extra domestic collections of large household items.
Beer and Hymns Saturday June 15 at St Peter’s Church, Boxted from 6 pm until the beer runs out. With Barbecue food and bar. The idea is very simple, sample some real ales, and sing out some hymns! No lengthy sermons or fire and brimstone preaching.... it’s just a great opportunity to get together and blast out. In aid of the church youth work.
W.I. The W.I. Resolution to Stop the Decline of and to Revitalise High Streets was discussed and agreed upon at the May meeting. The AGM followed, during which Mary Mould, Retiring President, was thanked for her three and a half years in office, and Jos Carter, as she retires, was thanked for her four and a half years as Treasurer. A new Committee was formed with welcome extended to three new members. Sue Carbutt was elected as President for the coming year. Refreshments and chat completed the evening. The flower of the month competition was won jointly by Margaret Chapman's Camellia and Shirley Field's Clematis. Instead of the usual type of meeting in June members will visit Arger Fen, followed by an optional meal or drinks at a local hostelry.
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