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Certain
Lives - The compelling story of the hope, tragedy and triumph
of three generations of women
by MARGARET REESON
Certain
lives is a fictional portrayal of three generations of women:
Anna Rootes, Mary Playford and Grace Higman - mother, daughter
and granddaughter. It is written by the bestselling author
Margaret Reeson who is the granddaughter of Grace Higman.
The
novel is currently published by Openbook Publishers and is
readily available at the Open Book Store at Rhodes (located
across from the station) in Sydney. For other locations please
refer to their website. http://www.openbook.com.au/
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We
Came From Beckley - A Playford Family Story
by MARGARET & ROSEMARY PLAYFORD
A comprehensive
history of the Playford family. A most readable presentation
of the historical facts showing the relationships between
people, the conditions they lived in and how present generations
fit into the picture. Painstakingly researched and well presented
with photos of past generations dating back to the 1800s.
Available
from M. & R. Playford P.O. Box 379, Alstonville N.S.W.
2477
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And
So We Graft from Six to Six - The Brickmakers of NSW
by WARWICK GEMMELL
This book
covers brickmaking in NSW from convict times to the early
1900s. It looks at wider historical contexts as well as focusing
on individual brickmakers. The Playford Brothers are also
discussed, however, briefly.
Out of
Print | ISBN 0 207 15292 6 | Published by Angus & Robertson
1986
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A Picturebook
of OLD NORTHIAM
Compiled by Lis Rigby
A pictorial
essay of the village of Northiam.
ISBN 0948193
49 2 | Published by Meresborough Books, 17 Station Rd, Rainham,
Kent, ME8 7RS (1990)
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Beckley
Names and Places
Compiled and Written by Dennis Ward
This book
focuses on who was living where at the time of the 1881 census.
There is information on the Playford and Rootes families still
living in and around Beckley at the time of the census and
pictures of the dwellings in which they lived.
Available
from Dennis Ward: WealdDen@aol.com
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Beckley
A Village History
by Kate Shrosbree
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