SOUTH FROM BARLEY The history of the South family and their potteries

210 mm x 148.5 mm (A5) 132 pages 19 photographs 2 plans  Appendices Endnote references Index Perfect bound Full colour cover (right) ISBN 0 9553114 0 3

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The history begins in the Hertfordshire village of Barley and follows the journey of the South family southwards to London and further afield to New Zealand. The founding of the Edmonton pottery by Joseph South in 1868 is described and how the supply of flower pots to the Lea Valley nurserymen continued for nearly 100 years. Contents Part 1 Joseph South; Samuel South(1); Samuel South(2); Part 2 Angel Road Pottery; White Hart Lane Pottery;White Hart Lane Site; Operation of White Hart Lane Pottery; Appendix 1; Appendix 2; References; Index.  The narrative includes descriptions of Snells Park, Devonshire Hill Farm, River House, South Brothers and the nineteen children of Joseph South. Click here for full list of contents.

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