Elsdon : The History
Elsdon : The Early Medieval Period
Little is known of settlement patterns in the Northumbrian uplands in the centuries following the collapse of Roman imperial authority. It is likely that the enclosed farmsteads which were such a feature of rural settlement in the preceding period, continued to be occupied well into the early medieval era, but diagnostic dating evidence is lacking.
- Elsdon : Early Medieval Patterns Of Lordship
- Medieval Elsdon
- Liberties and Franchises
- The Extent Of The Umfraville Domains
- Elsdon : An Early Centre Of The Lordship
- Elsdon and Harbottle Castles
- Elsdon : Strategic Considerations
- Conclusions
- Elsdon : Tenurial Development
- Elsdon : Tenurial Development Conclusions
- The Components Of The Medieval Settlement
- Elsdon : Site Morphology
- Elsdon : Field System
- Elsdon : The Church
- Elsdon : The Medieval Buildings By P F Ryder
- Elsdon : The Tower House
- Elsdon : Mills
- Elsdon : Fairs and Markets
- The Elsdon Market 'Affray'
- Elsdon : Manorial And Township Institutions
- Elsdon : Parish, Townships and Wards
Elsdon In The 16th-17th Centuries
Upper Redesdale : 1700 to 2000
- Background
- Redesdale Under The Lordship Of The Howards
- Redesdale In The Late 18th And 19th Centuries
- The Upper Rede Valley In The 20th Century
- Communications
- Elsdon : From The 18th Century To The Present
- Elsdon : Buildings Around The Green (P F Ryder)
- Elsdon : Enclosure
- Elsdon : Population
- Elsdon : Roads and Communications
- Elsdon : The 19th Century
- Elsdon : Coal Mining
- Elsdon : The 20th Century
