No. 10/11 : Spring 1993

Lincolnshire Turf Mazes and Associated Sites: Part 1 - John Wall
Grantham's Unofficial Flying Meeting - Malcolm Baxter
The L'Oste Family of Louth in the Eighteenth Century - Pauline Franklin
Lincolnshire and the Empire - Wireless Communication - Stewart Squires
Rolling Stones (boundary stones) - Hilary Healey
The Lincolnshire Trotters (horses) - Thomas Ryder
A Museum of Drainage (at Anderby) - Betty Kirkham
Lincolnshire Floods - Hilary Healey
The D'Arcy Family in Domesday and in relation to Nocton Priory - Michael D'Arcy
Death and inquest of Matthew Walker, labourer of Metheringham (newspaper report, 1861)
Lincolnshire Places: Source Material (part 22) : Cockerington (North and South), Cold Hanworth, Coleby (Kesteven), Coleby (Lindsey), Colsterworth, Coningsby, Conisholme, Corby Glen, Corringham, Counthorpe, Covenham, Cowbit, Cowbridge (near Boston), Craiselound.
Short Items: Barton on Humber National School; 51 Fleetgate, Barton on Humber; William Pendrill of Revesby; Sibthorpe family in Norway; Rev Henry Griffin Parrish of Leake; Tothill; Brickworks at Cross O'Cliff and Bracebridge and a slaughter house (Lincoln); beacon, Donna Nook; John Betts, violin maker, Stamford; Commercial Road, Barnetby le Wold; Spilsby Grammar School, Revd Isaac Russell; Uffington Park Estate; Holbeck Manor; Raithby Methodist Chapel; Holland House, Spalding; WW2 and escape in wooden horse.
Obituary: Dr Charles Plumpton, 1920-1993, mathematician.