Written Histories
Brocklesby Park Cricket Club - A Brief History - Michael Davey (1995)
A very interesting read covering the history of the club up until 1995. A pdf version of the book is available to download in two parts. Part One (4.5mb) and Part Two (3.3mb).
Ongoing Research
I've been busy myself, with a visit to the Lincolnshire archive in Lincoln to try and turn up some more information on the early days of the Club. So far I've established that a game was played at Brocklesby Park between Kirmington and Caistor in 18721. This might be a case of mistaken identity on behalf of the Caistor scorer, and further research is needed to see if this was actually a Brocklesby Park team.
The scorebooks of the Burton by Lincoln Club2 and Lincoln Silver Street Club3 revealed nothing, despite being very interesting.
Future Research
there are several more records that I am interested in viewing, not including a mountain of Estate papers that could be relevant to getting a start date for the ground and a build date for the pavilion.
- Hainton Cricket Club, 1868-96: score books, 3HEN5/4, Lincolnshire Archives
- Britannia Works Cricket Club, Gainsborough,1896-c1959: records, GBL, Lincolnshire Archives
- Lincolnshire Clergy Cricket Club, 1923-50: scorebooks, MISC DEP 15 , Lincolnshire Archives
- Lindum Cricket Club, 1872-1957: records, GB/NNAF/O36892, Lincolnshire Archives
- The papers of G.R.P. Jarvis, Cricket-Book, giving the scores in matches to which the Jarvises played., JARVIS V/D, Lincolnshire Archives
- Manuscripts Of The Earl Of Ancaster, Photograph album - cricket at Brooklesby 1888, 3ANC8/6/22, Lincolnshire Archives
- Manuscripts Of The Earl Of Ancaster, few photographs social occasions, cricket etc. a cricket fixtures list 1893, 3ANC8/6/23, Lincolnshire Archives
- Caistor Cricket Club, 1870-79: Scorebook, Dixon 21/3/7/11, Lincolnshire Archives↩
- Burton by Lincoln Cricket Club, 1849-72: records, NRA 7153 Monson, Lincolnshire Archives↩
- Silver Street Cricket Club, Lincoln, 1902-14: minutes and scorebooks, BOUCHER 3/3, Lincolnshire Archives↩
