Hibbert Ware Manuscripts. Antiquarian Fragments

Volume 1: Aboringinal remains. Cromlechs. Ting, Moats & Weaponshaws

Volume 2 Weathered & detached rocks. Weapons for economical user and war. Paths and Motes. Stone circles.

Volume 3 Memorial, compact and boundary stones, Coronation stones. Cers & Duns. Burghs. Tumuli.

Volume 4. Vitrified forts. Roman remains.

Volume 5. Figured stones, crosses, etc.

Volume 6. Sculptured, stones & crosees. Sculptured stones & crosses in Ireland. Domestic warlike implements, Saxon, Irish etc.

Volume 7. Churches, crosses etc., chiefly in Ireland. Feudalism & the Church, & extracts from Guizot on civilisation.

Volume 8 Round towers, chiefly after the Conquest.

Volume 9. Very miscellaneous and unarranged. Cimerian & druidical monumental effiges. Churches etc. Miscellaneous, chiefly Saxon. Vitrified forts.

Volume 10. Scandanavian antiquities. The Normans, A.D. 1066, etc. History of Scotland, A.D. 1201-1299

Volume 11. Architectural remains later than the Conquest, chiefly in Ireland. Notes on the early antiquities of Ireland chiefly architectural. Old tithe barns of Cheshire (includes a sketch and plan by Captain Edward Jones).

Volume 12. Notes and extracts relating to Ireland, miscellaneous and unarranged

Related Material:Items relating to Scottish sites and monuments in the Hibbert Ware MSS, MSf 091 H21. With particular reference to the drawings of early medieval carved stones by Charlotte Wilhelmina Hibbert' by David Henry and Ross Trench-Jellicoe. A report prepared for historic Scotland and National Monuments Record of Scotland March 2003 (Archives reference).