Publications relating to Hiddens

• "A Hidden Memorial, Descendants of Andrew Hidden of Rowley, Massachusetts - A tribute to the memory of our grandfather, Lowell Mason Hidden - A pioneer to the Northwest, whose industry and perseverance contributed largely to the growth of our city, and whose life is worthy of example in the business world". by Robert Arthur Hidden and Margaret Ada Hidden. Published Vancouver, Washington 1953
• "Families of Hiddens and Iddens in Lancashire" by N.J.Hidden. The Manchester Genealogist Vol 10 Nos 2 & 3 (1974). Published by Manchester & Lancashire Family History Society, Manchester, England
• "The Manor of Hidden in Berks and Wilts - An account researched from original sources". Edited by Norman F. Hidden M.A. Published at 99 Pole Barn Lane, Frinton on Sea, Essex, England. 1987
• "The Hiddens of Hungerford - The family of Hidden alias Clydesdale of Hungerford, Berkshire Vol 1: The main line from the earliest times up to c. 1600". Compiled and edited by N.F. and N.J.Hidden. Published by John Clydesdale Trust Frinton on Sea, Essex, England. 1988
• "The Beauty and the Problem of an Alias" by Norman Hidden. Genealogists Magazine Vol 24 No. 4 p149-15 3 (December 1992)
• "Alias: a case of concealment?" by Norman Hidden. Family Tree Magazine Vol 11 No. 12 p23-24 (October 1995). Published by Armstrong, Boon & Marriott, Huntingdon, England
• "The Hiddens of Hungerford: Vol 2 - The Hidden Family in Berks and Wilts in the 17th Century" Researched by Nicholas and Norman Hidden, Edited by Norman Hidden. Published by Clydesdale Press, Frinton on Sea, Essex, England. 1996
• "Hidden in Lincolnshire" by Norman Hidden. Journal of the Lincolnshire Family History Society Vol 8 No 2 (June 1997)
• "The Hiddens of Hungerford: Vol 3 - An Account by Norman Hidden". Published by Joyce Hidden, 99 Pole Barn Lane, Frinton on Sea, Essex (October 2007) A4 336pp approx

Hidden is a very unusual surname which can be traced back for more than five hundred years. Its origins are chronicled in "The Hiddens of Hungerford Vol 1 (which is unfortunately no longer in print). However Volume 2 is still available and continues the record of each individual Hidden, Heddin or Heading descended from this line. It contains 204 pages, 9 family tree charts, 1 map and 14 pages of names indexed, including some 400 non-Hidden families mentioned in the text.
Copies are available from Joyce Hidden, 99 Pole Barn Lane, Frinton on Sea, Essex, CO13 9NQ, England.
Sadly, Norman Hidden, who had contributed so much to the history of the Hidden family, died in April 2006. At the time of his death Norman had almost completed Vol 3 of the 'Hiddens of Hungerford' and this has now been published by his widow Joyce together with notes of some unfinished research.
Volume 3 takes the story of the Hiddens from the 17th century, where it ended in Volume 2, right up to the 20th century. A narrative account is given of the several branches of the Hidden family with full references to the sources of information. Many photographs of family members are included.

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