Ashdown Forest Research Group

Ancestry
British Agricultural History Society
British Association for Local History (National charity promoting local history and serving local historians)
Family Search (Mormon genealogical website)
Findmypast
GENUKI (Genealogy reference library for UK and Ireland)
The Gentleman's Magazine 1731-1907 (Hathitrust Digital Library)
Historical OS Maps Online (National Library of Scotland - very useful)
Legacies of British Slave-Ownership (Huge searchable database of British slave-owners. University College London.)
Local History Online (News, resources, info, courses, and 1000 local history links)
MAGIC (Vast interactive mapping of geographic information from UK government about Britain's natural environment covering rural, urban, coastal and marine environments.)
Manuscripts and Special Collections (Guidance on how to use and understand old records — University of Nottingham)
The National Archives
The National Farm Survey of England & Wales 1940-1943 (National Archives research guide)
The National Heritage List for England (NHLE) (Historic England)
Online Parish Clerks — Sussex (A large resource, if rather random)
Populations Past - Atlas of Victorian and Edwardian Population (Cambridge University. Very interesting dynamic maps)
The Workhouse website (Very informative website with a useful glossary.)

Database of registered common land in England (DEFRA)
Banstead Commons Conservators The commons have been owned by Reigate and Banstead Council since 1893. The conservators administer four separate areas of common land totalling 1350 acres (550 ha). The 19^th century campaign to save Banstead commons has echoes of the Ashdown Forest dispute.
Chailey Commons Society A local community and conservation society, based in and around Chailey, East Sussex, with interests in the Chailey Commons.
Chislehurst Commons 180 acres (73 ha) managed by trustees since 1888.
Epping Forest The City of London Corporation has regulated the Forest since Acts of 1878 and 1880. 6189 acres (2505 ha) of Forest managed, plus 1821 acres (737 ha) of 'buffer' land.
Cleeve Common Trust Formerly known as the Conservators, created in 1890 by the Commons Regulation (Cleeve) Provisional Order Confirmation Act. Manages over 1000 acres (400 ha) of common in Gloucestershire.
Malvern Hills Conservators Established 1884, the conservators regulate 3000 acres (1200 ha).
Mitcham Common Conservators Established 1891, the conservators administer and regulate 460 acres (182 ha) of common land. They are nominees of the London Boroughs of Croydon, Merton, and Sutton, and the City of London Corporation.
Tunbridge Wells and Rusthall Commons Conservators
Wimbledon and Putney Commons Conservators Established 1887, the conservators administer 1140 acres (461 ha) of common land.