WOODBURY HISTORY SOCIETY - DEVONSHIRE ENGLAND
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    • Gill Selley Articles >
      • An Extraordinary Punishment in Woodbury
      • Aborigine Cricketing
      • A 17th Century Scandal
      • The Atmospheric Railway
      • Chowns Cottages
      • Darby's Cottage
      • Globe Hill
      • Historic Domestic Troubles in the Parish of Woodbury
      • John Medley Loveband Fulford
      • History of Allotments in the parish of Woodbury
      • Major Robert Masefield (1872-1914)
      • Medical Continuity in the Parish of Woodbury
      • Poverty and Theft in the Parish
      • Smuggling in Devon
      • Street Furniture in the Village of Woodbury
      • Woodmanton Farm
      • The Retreat on the Arch
      • The Wheaton family, bakers
      • James Russell
      • Travel difficulties
      • Vermin!!
      • What's in a Name?
      • Zacharius Phillips
      • William Jennings family
      • The 19th Century Exodus
      • Tithes and the Tithe Barn
      • The tradegy of William Rendle
      • The 3 Webbers Farms
      • Robert Butler, troublemaker.
      • Hannes Barn
    • Annual Newsletters and other Publications by Members
    • The Nigel Tucker Collection
    • Col J.M.L.Fulford, Service in South Africa.
    • Hand tinted postcards
    • Presentations by Roger Stokes
    • Memories of George Wilson
  • Historic images
    • Old Postcards
    • Hand tinted postcards
    • Old Military images
    • 1935 Jubilee
  • FROM THE ARCHIVES
    • Oral History
    • Video
    • Old Books and Ledgers
    • Woodbury Bellhangers map
    • Wilson family documents
    • burials
    • The Great Flood of 1960
  • Tithe Map of 1839
  • Woodbury Photographic Archive
  • Interactive Tithe Map
  • Harvesting at Higher Mallocks

​​The 1922 Rebellion: Captain Fulford and the Boksburg Incident. 
An article presented to the South African Military History Society in 2012 by Mr Terrence Wilson, a personal friend of the late Col. J. M. L. Fulford. Please click here to read the article. With the kind permission of Mr Terrence Wilson.
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  • Welcome Page
  • Meetings
  • How it all started.
  • Contacts
  • PUBLICATIONS
    • Gill Selley Articles >
      • An Extraordinary Punishment in Woodbury
      • Aborigine Cricketing
      • A 17th Century Scandal
      • The Atmospheric Railway
      • Chowns Cottages
      • Darby's Cottage
      • Globe Hill
      • Historic Domestic Troubles in the Parish of Woodbury
      • John Medley Loveband Fulford
      • History of Allotments in the parish of Woodbury
      • Major Robert Masefield (1872-1914)
      • Medical Continuity in the Parish of Woodbury
      • Poverty and Theft in the Parish
      • Smuggling in Devon
      • Street Furniture in the Village of Woodbury
      • Woodmanton Farm
      • The Retreat on the Arch
      • The Wheaton family, bakers
      • James Russell
      • Travel difficulties
      • Vermin!!
      • What's in a Name?
      • Zacharius Phillips
      • William Jennings family
      • The 19th Century Exodus
      • Tithes and the Tithe Barn
      • The tradegy of William Rendle
      • The 3 Webbers Farms
      • Robert Butler, troublemaker.
      • Hannes Barn
    • Annual Newsletters and other Publications by Members
    • The Nigel Tucker Collection
    • Col J.M.L.Fulford, Service in South Africa.
    • Hand tinted postcards
    • Presentations by Roger Stokes
    • Memories of George Wilson
  • Historic images
    • Old Postcards
    • Hand tinted postcards
    • Old Military images
    • 1935 Jubilee
  • FROM THE ARCHIVES
    • Oral History
    • Video
    • Old Books and Ledgers
    • Woodbury Bellhangers map
    • Wilson family documents
    • burials
    • The Great Flood of 1960
  • Tithe Map of 1839
  • Woodbury Photographic Archive
  • Interactive Tithe Map
  • Harvesting at Higher Mallocks