Many thanks to:
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order. Please email
if you have inadvertently been left out.) |
Shaun Allan for help with the design of
the interface.
Rosie Bevan for medieval data.
Nigel Boyes for help with programming.
Mark Brocket for sharing his research
on the 19-20th C Lincolnshire
clan.
Richard Brockett, Advocate, for help with
legal points.
Dr Geoffrey Bromiley for help with Old French.
Dr Neil Coates for help with Thomas of Wheathampstead
in Essex.
Melanie Devine for information on the Scropes.
Clive Cheesman for help with heraldry.
Ian Ellis for providing data.
Esther Galbraith for sharing her researches
into Scottish Brokets.
Henry Gray of Hatfield
for providing copies of his unpublished pedigrees
of BROCKETT of Dunton, Hitchin and Southwark and for copying
and painting part of College of Arms ms
I.16/26.
Dean Hale for help with programming.
Marjorie Harrison for help with the history
of Bolton Percy. See her book.
Jane Hurst for help with the history of
Hampshire.
Dr Peter Linehan for help with the history
of Castile.
Ray Madsen for providing data. See http://www.wheathampstead.net/brockett/index.htm.
Wendy Masterson for sharing her researches
into London Brocketts.
Dr Joyce McCarthy for help with the history
of Willingale.
Iain McIver of Lanark Library for help with
the history of Lanarkshire.
John McLeish of East Kilbride Central Library
for help with early Scottish Brokets.
Robert McLeish for help with the history
of Lesmahagow and Brocketsbrae.
Professor John Milne for help with deer.
See http://www.mluri.sari.ac.uk.
Dr Stephen Minta for help with Old French
etymology.
Charlotte and Ian Muir for sharing their
researches on the Scottish Brokets and for photos of John
Wilson's clan.
Pat Mussett for many hours' help with Medieval
Latin.
Richard Nash for generously sharing his
researches into the Brocketts of North America. See in particular
William
of Norfolk and emigrants
ii-v, vii, viii, x-xii; also his book.
Richard also compiled the original list from the IGI
for the 1600-50 study.
Roger Norris of Durham University Library
for help with finding references.
Professor David Palliser for help with the
history of York. See his book.
Carole Parker of Hertfordhire Archives and
Local Studies, and her colleagues for help with the history
of Hertfordshire. See http://www.hertsdirect@hertscc.gov.uk.
Chris Phillips for help with the design
of drop-line pedigrees. See his www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk.
Professor Michael Prestwich for help with
late medieval documents.
The Public Record Office for permission
to reproduce an image of C1/5 on the homepage and the text
of many other documents within this site. See http://www.pro.gov.uk.
Dr Paul Seaward for arranging permission
from the Trustees of the History
of Parliament to quote from Bindoff's
History.
Dr Ian Short of the Anglo-Norman Texts
Society for help with Anglo-Norman. See http://www.bbk.ac.uk/llc/french/ants.htm.
Robert Squires for data on early New England
Brocketts.
Mark Statham of Gonville and Caius College
Library, Cambridge University for arranging access to Gonville
and Caius College ms
424/48.
Dr Matthew Townend for help with Middle
English.
Professor John Wells for help with the International
Phonetic Alphabet. See http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/home/wells/ipa-english-uni.htm.
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