Category Archives: Stationery, Filofax, Journals & Notebooks

Advent – Day 10

Posted on December 10, 2022 by Julie Goucher

I promised my last Pharos students a peek at my notebooks, well in this case it is a peek at my current book. Anyone who has been reading this site for a while will no doubt recall how I began … Continue reading →

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Stationery Joys

Posted on July 31, 2022 by Julie Goucher

Over the years I have shared about my notebook and writing obsessions and thought that I might share with you the ones I have enjoyed over recent months.  Some of these have been new, some extracted from my stash of … Continue reading →

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Papergang Stationery Box

Posted on September 24, 2021 by Julie Goucher

What is there not to love about stationery? I stumbled across the Papergang Stationery boxes last year, when the August box had the theme of fish. There was a discount on the first box, so I subscribed so I could … Continue reading →

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Desk Ramblings (29)

Posted on August 3, 2020 by Julie Goucher

The last Desk Ramblings post, which you can read HERE, was written as the UK went into COVID-19 lock-down, on 26 March. Since then it has been a strange time to be living in and I wonder what historians of … Continue reading →

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Stationary Memories – Biddles of Guildford

Posted on June 25, 2020 by Julie Goucher

This morning I went online for my Twitter fix and noticed a post from a stationary shop of my childhood, Biddles in Guildford. Instantly I was plunged back into a series of happy memories. This shop undoubtedly helped me develop … Continue reading →

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Q & A – Keeping a Journal

Posted on May 30, 2020 by Julie Goucher

One of the readers who asked about blogging, also asked about how they could journal. Julie, I have admired over the years your posts about journalling and am amazed that you have kept a journal for decades. How do you … Continue reading →

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Farnham Papers – Removal Orders (5)

Posted on May 27, 2020 by Julie Goucher

Ann PALMER, single woman to Buniton, Southampton – 8 December 1804 William LOVELAND Examination is for Settlement – 22 January 1805 Sarah KING, single woman to Windlesham, Surrey – 2 February 1805 Sarah CRANHAM – Note attached. Thomas ELSEY, labourer … Continue reading →

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Farnham Papers – Removal Orders (4)

Posted on May 26, 2020 by Julie Goucher

Sophia SMITH, single woman from Greenwich Kent – 2 April 1792 Charlotte GREEN aged 7 from Binstead Southampton – 5 May 1792 Mary BICKNELL wife or widow of William “who has not been seen or heard of for 11 years” … Continue reading →

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Farnham Papers – Removal Orders (3)

Posted on May 26, 2020 by Julie Goucher

Ann CROOK wife of Thomas in the Surrey Militia from Sutton, Surrey – 5 September 1781 William LARBY and wife Jane with their five children George aged 15 James aged 14 John aged 11 David aged 8 Job aged 4 … Continue reading →

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Farnham Papers – Removal Orders (2)

Posted on May 25, 2020 by Julie Goucher

Elizabeth WINTER Single woman from Frensham – 1 April 1769 Sarah STENT, otherwise WICKS, Single women from St Mary’s Reading (Berkshire) – 21 July 1773 John BOXALL and Children Daniel aged 8 David aged 5 George age 2  – all … Continue reading →

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