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	British History Online website about Saunderton
A report on an anglo-saxon cemetery on Hemley Hill
History and Topography of Buckinghamshire James Joseph Sheahan - extracts for Saunderton and Horsenden	Extract from The Gentlemans Magazine 1863 - with mention of the "missing" church at Saunderton.
Website with a list of all the Rectors of Saunderton	A book to look at The Watermills of Buckinghamshire by Stanley Freece published Bucks Archaeological Society
Farm buildings behind Saunderton rectory ///sprays.blog.dupe	Upper Icknield Way - looking towards the Wigans Lane junction (bucks CC archive) ///bunny.intro.clays
Saunderton Mill 1938 - Bledlow Road (bucks CC website) ///angel.tentacles.fond	The remains of Saunderton mill pond 1936 (bucks CC archive) ///wicked.fillings.entrust
Site of Lockington in this copse . (image D Dobson) ///lifters.teacher.grove	Lockington: A pond inside the hamlet (image D Dobson)
Lockington: A part of a wall (image D Dobson)	Lockington: The only recognisable building left (image D Dobson)
Saunderton Church St Mary and St Nicholas 1890- before restoration ///headline.variation.differ	Saunderton Church after restoration the cottage is still there (and is reputed to have been a pub on the old main road to London)
The cottages that stood by the path to the Church - they are mentioned in the census as "Poor House" or Flint Cottage (courtesy of C Messer) ///lakeside.trending.riots Back to Home page	A 1903 view from the top of Saunderton tunnel looking towards Wycombe - note the line of the old railway ///gliders.director.flexibly