Place:Oxfordshire, England

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Name	Oxfordshire
Alt names	OXF	source: Curious Fox: UK Counties and Shires [online] (2002). accessed 16 Dec 2002
	Oxford	source: Family History Library Catalog
	Oxon	source: Wikipedia
	Oxonia	source: Wikipedia
Type	Historic county, Administrative county, Modern county
Coordinates	51.75°N 1.167°W
Located in	England
See also	Berkshire, England	parts of Berkshire transferred to Oxfordshire in 1974

Contained Places

Borough (county): Oxford ( 500 - )
Borough (municipal): Abingdon ( 1974 - ); Banbury ( 1000 - ); Chipping Norton; Henley on Thames; Wallingford ( 1974 - ); Wantage ( 1974 - ); Woodstock
Chapelry: Ascott under Wychwood; Barford St. John; Berrick Salome; Bodicote; Bourton; Brightwell Prior ( - 1912 ); Chilson; Chiselhampton ( - 1932 ); Claydon; Clifton Hampden; Crawley; Denton; Fifield; Forest Hill; Hailey near Witney; Hampton Gay; Hardwick (near Witney); Highmoor ( 1952 - ); Holwell; Horton cum Studley; Idbury; Kelmscot; Leafield; Little Milton; Littlemore; Lyneham; Milcombe; Milton under Wychwood; Mollington; Nether Worton; Newnham Murren; Ramsden; Shifford; South Leigh; Stadhampton; Sydenham; Tetsworth; Wheatley; Wolvercote
Civil parish: Abingdon St. Helen Without ( 1974 - ); Adderbury; Adwell; Albury; Alkerton; Alvescot; Ambrosden; Appleford ( 1974 - ); Appleton with Eaton ( 1974 - ); Ardington ( 1974 - ); Ardley; Arncott; Ascott near Stadhampton ( - 1932 ); Ascott under Wychwood; Ashbury ( 1974 - ); Asterleigh; Asthall; Aston Rowant; Aston Tirrold ( 1974 - ); Aston Upthorpe ( 1974 - ); Aston and Cote; Attington ( - 1932 ); Badgemore; Bampton; Banbury ( 1000 - ); Barford St. John and St. Michael ( 1932 - ); Barford St. John; Barford St. Michael; Baulking ( 1974 - ); Beckley; Begbroke; Benson; Berrick Salome; Besselsleigh ( 1974 - ); Bicester Kings End ( - 1932 ); Bicester Market End; Bicester; Binsey; Bix; Black Bourton; Blackthorn; Bladon; Blenheim Park; Bletchingdon; Blewbury ( 1974 - ); Bloxham; Bodicote; Bourton ( 1974 - ); Bourton; Brighthampton; Brightwell Baldwin; Brightwell Prior ( - 1912 ); Brightwell Salome; Brightwell cum Sotwell ( 1974 - ); Brightwell ( - 1974 ); Brize Norton; Broadwell; Broughton Poggs ( 1870 - ); Broughton; Bruern; Buckland ( 1974 - ); Bucknell; Burcott; Burford; Buscot ( 1974 - ); Cadmore End ( - 1896 ); Cassington; Caversfield; Caversham ( - 1911 ); Chadlington; Chalgrove; Charlbury; Charlton on Otmoor; Charney Bassett ( 1974 - ); Chastleton; Checkendon; Chesterton; Childrey ( 1974 - ); Chilson; Chilton ( 1974 - ); Chilworth; Chimney; Chinnor; Chipping Norton; Chippinghurst; Chiselhampton ( - 1932 ); Cholsey ( 1974 - ); Churchill; Clanfield; Clattercote; Claydon; Clifton Hampden; Cogges; Coleshill ( 1974 - ); Combe; Compton Beauchamp ( 1974 - ); Cornbury Park; Cornbury and Wychwood; Cornwell; Cottisford; Cowley; Crawley; Cropredy; Crowell; Crowmarsh Gifford; Crowmarsh ( 1932 - ); Cuddesden; Culham ( 860 - ); Cumnor ( 1974 - ); Curbridge; Cutteslowe; Cuxham with Easington ( 1932 - ); Cuxham; Deddington; Denchworth ( 1974 - ); Denton; Didcot ( 1974 - ); Dorchester on Thames; Draycot Moor ( 1974 - ); Drayton (near Abingdon) ( 1974 - ); Drayton (near Banbury); Drayton St. Leonard; Ducklington; Duns Tew; Easington; East Challow ( 1974 - ); East Hagbourne ( 1974 - ); East Hanney ( 1974 - ); East Hendred ( 1974 - ); East Lockinge ( 1974 - ); Eaton Hastings ( 1974 - ); Elsfield; Emmington; Enstone; Epwell; Ewelme; Eye and Dunsden; Eynsham; Fawler (near Charlbury); Fencott and Murcott; Fernham ( 1974 - ); Fifield; Filkins; Finmere; Finstock; Forest Hill with Shotover ( 1881 - ); Forest Hill; Frilford ( 1974 - ); Fringford; Fritwell; Fulbrook; Fyfield and Tubney ( 1974 - ); Fyfield ( 1974 - ); Garford ( - 1974 ); Garsington; Glympton; Godington; Goosey ( 1974 - ); Goring on Thames; Gosford; Grafton; Great Coxwell ( 1974 - ); Great Faringdon ( 1974 - ); Great Haseley; Great Milton; Great Rollright; Great Tew; Grimsbury; Grove ( 1974 - ); Hailey near Witney; Hampton Gay and Poyle ( 1932 - ); Hampton Gay; Hampton Poyle; Handborough; Hanwell; Hardwick (near Bicester); Hardwick (near Witney); Hardwick with Tusmore ( 1932 - ); Harpsden; Harwell ( 1974 - ); Hatford ( 1974 - ); Headington Quarry; Headington; Henley on Thames; Hensington; Hethe; Heythrop; Highmoor ( 1952 - ); Hinton Waldrist ( 1974 - ); Holton; Holwell; Holywell; Hook Norton; Horley; Hornton; Horspath; Horton cum Studley; Idbury; Iffley; Ipsden; Islip; Kelmscot; Kencott; Kennington ( 1974 - ); Kiddington; Kidlington; Kidmore End ( 1894 - ); Kingham; Kingsey ( - 1934 ); Kingston Bagpuize with Southmoor ( 1974 - ); Kingston Bagpuize ( 1974 - ); Kingston Lisle ( 1974 - ); Kirtlington; Langford ( 1844 - ); Langley ( - 1932 ); Launton; Leafield; Letcombe Bassett ( 1974 - ); Letcombe Regis ( 1974 - ); Lew; Lewknor Uphill ( - 1896 ); Lewknor; Lillingstone Lovell ( - 1844 ); Little Coxwell ( 1974 - ); Little Faringdon ( 1844 - ); Little Milton; Little Rollright; Little Tew; Little Wittenham ( - 1974 ); Littlemore; Lockinge ( - 1974 ); Long Wittenham ( - 1974 ); Longcot ( 1974 - ); Longworth ( 1974 - ); Lower Heyford; Lyford ( 1974 - ); Lyneham; Mapledurham; Marcham ( 1974 - ); Marsh Baldon; Marston; Merton; Middle Aston; Middleton Stoney; Milcombe; Milton (near Adderbury); Milton under Wychwood; Milton ( 1974 - ); Minster Lovell; Mixbury; Mollington; Mongewell; Moulsford ( - 1974 ); Neithrop; Nether Worton; Nettlebed; Newington; Newnham Murren; Newton Purcell with Shelswell ( 1932 - ); Newton Purcell; Noke; North Aston; North Hinksey ( 1974 - ); North Leigh; North Moreton ( 1974 - ); North Newington; North Stoke; Northmoor; Nuffield; Nuneham Courtenay; Oddington; Osney Hill; Over Norton; Over Worton; Oxford All Saints; Oxford St. Aldate; Oxford St. Clement; Oxford St. Ebbe; Oxford St. Giles and St. John ( 1926 - 1933 ); Oxford St. Giles; Oxford St. John the Baptist; Oxford St. Martin and All Saints; Oxford St. Martin; Oxford St. Mary Magdalene; Oxford St. Mary the Virgin; Oxford St. Michael; Oxford St. Peter in the East; Oxford St. Peter le Bailey; Oxford St. Thomas the Martyr; Piddington; Pishill with Stonor; Pishill; Prescote; Pusey ( 1974 - ); Pyrton; Radcot; Radley ( 1974 - ); Ramsden; Rollright ( 1932 - ); Rotherfield Greys; Rotherfield Peppard; Rousham; Salford; Sandford St. Martin; Sandford on Thames; Sarsden; Shellingford ( 1974 - ); Shelswell; Shenington with Alkerton ( 1970 - ); Shenington ( 1844 - ); Shifford; Shilton; Shiplake; Shipton on Cherwell; Shipton under Wychwood; Shirburn; Shotover ( 1858 - 1881 ); Shutford; Sibford Ferris; Sibford Gower; Somerton; Souldern; South Hinksey ( 1974 - ); South Leigh; South Moreton ( 1974 - ); South Newington; South Stoke; South Weston; Sparsholt ( 1974 - ); Spelsbury; Stadhampton; Standlake; Stanford in the Vale ( 1974 - ); Stanton Harcourt; Stanton St. John; Steeple Aston; Steeple Barton; Steventon ( 1974 - ); Stoke Lyne; Stoke Talmage; Stokenchurch ( - 1895 ); Stonesfield; Stonor; Stowood; Stratton Audley; Studley; Sunningwell ( 1974 - ); Sutton Courtenay ( 1974 - present ); Sutton Wick ( 1974 - ); Swalcliffe; Swerford; Swinbrook; Swincombe; Sydenham; Tackley; Tadmarton; Taynton; Tetsworth; Thame; Thomley; Thrup; Tiddington; Toot Baldon; Towersey ( 1934 - ); Tubney ( 1974 - ); Tusmore; Uffington ( 1974 - ); Upper Heyford; Upton and Signet; Upton ( 1974 - ); Wallingford ( 1974 - ); Warborough; Wardington; Warpsgrove; Watchfield ( 1974 - ); Water Eaton; Waterperry; Waterstock; Watlington; Wendlebury; West Challow ( 1974 - ); West Hanney ( 1974 - ); West Hendred ( 1974 - ); West Lockinge ( 1974 - ); Westcott Barton; Weston on the Green; Westwell; Wheatfield; Wheatley; Whitchurch on Thames; Widford ( 1844 - ); Wigginton; Wilcote; Witney; Wolvercote; Woodcote ( 1952 - ); Woodeaton; Woodstock; Woolstone ( 1974 - ); Wootton ( 1974 - ); Wootton; Wroxton; Wychwood ( - 1949 ); Yarnton; Yelford
Deserted settlement: Alchester
District municipality: Cherwell District ( 1974 - ); City of Oxford District ( 1974 - ); South Oxfordshire District ( 1974 - ); Vale of White Horse District ( 1974 - ); West Oxfordshire District
Extra parochial area: Asterleigh; Attington ( - 1932 ); Blenheim Park; Bruern; Clattercote; Cornbury Park; Cutteslowe; Osney Hill; Prescote; Shotover ( 1858 - 1881 ); Wychwood ( - 1949 )
Former parish: Bagley Wood ( 1974 - )
Former village: Eaton Hastings ( 1974 - ); Seacourt ( 1974 - )
Hamlet: Arncott; Ascott near Stadhampton ( - 1932 ); Aston and Cote; Bayworth ( 1974 - ); Blackthorn; Brighthampton; Burcott; Chilworth; Chippinghurst; Compton Beauchamp ( 1974 - ); Crawley; Curbridge; Denton; Draycot Moor ( 1974 - ); Fawler (near Charlbury); Fencott and Murcott; Fernham ( 1974 - ); Filkins; Finstock; Frilford ( 1974 - ); Gosford; Hensington; Henton; Horton cum Studley; Langley ( - 1932 ); Lew; Little Faringdon ( 1844 - ); Lyneham; Milton (near Adderbury); Over Norton; Radcot; Studley; Thomley; Thrup; Tiddington; Upton and Signet; Wheatley; Woodstock
Hundred: Bampton Hundred; Banbury Hundred; Binfield Hundred; Bloxham Hundred; Bullingdon Hundred; Chadlington Hundred; Dorchester Hundred; Ewelme Hundred; Langtree Hundred; Lewknor Hundred; Ploughley Hundred; Pyrton Hundred; Thame Hundred; Wootton Hundred
Inhabited place: Baulking ( 1974 - ); Berinsfield; Besselsleigh ( 1974 - ); Boars Hill ( 1974 - ); Botley ( 1974 - ); Bourton ( 1974 - ); Brightwell cum Sotwell ( 1974 - ); Brill; Buckland ( 1974 - ); Carterton; Charney Bassett ( 1974 - ); Chilton ( 1974 - ); Cumnor ( 1974 - ); Didcot ( 1974 - ); Ditchley; Drayton (near Abingdon) ( 1974 - ); Duxford; East Challow ( 1974 - ); East Ginge; East Hanney ( 1974 - ); Garford ( - 1974 ); Goosey ( 1974 - ); Grove ( 1974 - ); Harwell ( 1974 - ); Hatford ( 1974 - ); Hinton Waldrist ( 1974 - ); Kingston Lisle ( 1974 - ); Letcombe Bassett ( 1974 - ); Letcombe Regis ( 1974 - ); Little Coxwell ( 1974 - ); Longcot ( 1974 - ); Lyford ( 1974 - ); Middle Barton; North Hinksey ( 1974 - ); Oxford ( 500 - ); Pusey ( 1974 - ); Radley ( 1974 - ); Shellingford ( 1974 - ); Shrivenham ( 1974 - ); South Hinksey ( 1974 - ); Stanford in the Vale ( 1974 - ); Stokenchurch ( - 1895 ); Sunningwell ( 1974 - ); Towersey ( 1934 - ); Uffington ( 1974 - ); Upton ( 1974 - ); Watchfield ( 1974 - ); West Challow ( 1974 - ); West Ginge; West Hagbourne; Woodperry; Wootton ( 1974 - ); Wytham ( 1974 - )
Liberty (parochial): Eye and Dunsden; Littlemore
Locality: Chandlings Farm ( 1974 - )
Parish: Assendon
Parish (ancient): Adderbury; Adwell; Albury; Alkerton; Alvescot; Ambrosden; Appleton with Eaton ( 1974 - ); Ardington ( 1974 - ); Ardley; Ashbury ( 1974 - ); Asterleigh; Asthall; Aston Rowant; Aston Tirrold ( 1974 - ); Bampton; Banbury ( 1000 - ); Barford St. Michael; Beckley; Begbroke; Benson; Bicester; Binsey; Bix; Black Bourton; Bladon; Bletchingdon; Blewbury ( 1974 - ); Bloxham; Brightwell Baldwin; Brightwell Salome; Brightwell ( - 1974 ); Brize Norton; Broadwell; Broughton Poggs ( 1870 - ); Broughton; Bucknell; Burford; Buscot ( 1974 - ); Cassington; Caversfield; Caversham ( - 1911 ); Chalgrove; Charlbury; Charlton on Otmoor; Chastleton; Checkendon; Chesterton; Childrey ( 1974 - ); Chinnor; Chipping Norton; Chiselhampton ( - 1932 ); Churchill; Clanfield; Cogges; Coleshill ( 1974 - ); Combe; Compton Beauchamp ( 1974 - ); Cornwell; Cottisford; Cowley; Cropredy; Crowell; Crowmarsh Gifford; Cuddesden; Culham ( 860 - ); Cuxham; Deddington; Denchworth ( 1974 - ); Didcot ( 1974 - ); Dorchester on Thames; Drayton (near Banbury); Drayton St. Leonard; Ducklington; Duns Tew; Easington; East Hendred ( 1974 - ); East Lockinge ( 1974 - ); Eaton Hastings ( 1974 - ); Elsfield; Emmington; Enstone; Ewelme; Eynsham; Finmere; Forest Hill; Fringford; Fritwell; Fulbrook; Fyfield ( 1974 - ); Garsington; Glympton; Godington; Goring on Thames; Great Coxwell ( 1974 - ); Great Faringdon ( 1974 - ); Great Haseley; Great Milton; Great Rollright; Great Tew; Hampton Poyle; Handborough; Hanwell; Hardwick (near Bicester); Harpsden; Headington; Henley on Thames; Hethe; Heythrop; Holton; Holywell; Hook Norton; Horley; Hornton; Horspath; Iffley; Ipsden; Islip; Kencott; Kiddington; Kidlington; Kingham; Kingsey ( - 1934 ); Kingston Bagpuize ( 1974 - ); Kirtlington; Langford ( 1844 - ); Launton; Lewknor; Lillingstone Lovell ( - 1844 ); Little Rollright; Little Tew; Little Wittenham ( - 1974 ); Long Wittenham ( - 1974 ); Longworth ( 1974 - ); Lower Heyford; Mapledurham; Marcham ( 1974 - ); Marsh Baldon; Marston; Merton; Middleton Stoney; Milton ( 1974 - ); Minster Lovell; Mixbury; Mongewell; Nettlebed; Newington; Newton Purcell; Noke; North Aston; North Leigh; North Moreton ( 1974 - ); North Stoke; Northmoor; Nuffield; Nuneham Courtenay; Oddington; Over Worton; Oxford All Saints; Oxford Holy Trinity; Oxford St. Aldate; Oxford St. Andrew; Oxford St. Benedict; Oxford St. Budoc; Oxford St. Clement; Oxford St. Cross; Oxford St. Ebbe; Oxford St. Edward; Oxford St. Frideswide; Oxford St. George; Oxford St. Giles; Oxford St. John the Baptist; Oxford St. Martin; Oxford St. Mary Magdalene; Oxford St. Mary the Virgin; Oxford St. Michael South Gate; Oxford St. Michael; Oxford St. Mildred; Oxford St. Paul; Oxford St. Peter in the East; Oxford St. Peter le Bailey; Oxford St. Thomas the Martyr; Piddington; Pishill; Pyrton; Rotherfield Greys; Rotherfield Peppard; Rousham; Salford; Sandford St. Martin; Sandford on Thames; Sarsden; Shelswell; Shenington ( 1844 - ); Shilton; Shiplake; Shipton on Cherwell; Shipton under Wychwood; Shirburn; Somerton; Souldern; South Moreton ( 1974 - ); South Newington; South Stoke; South Weston; Sparsholt ( 1974 - ); Spelsbury; Stadhampton; Standlake; Stanton Harcourt; Stanton St. John; Steeple Aston; Steeple Barton; Steventon ( 1974 - ); Stoke Lyne; Stoke Talmage; Stonesfield; Stowood; Stratton Audley; Sutton Courtenay ( 1974 - present ); Swalcliffe; Swerford; Swinbrook; Swincombe; Tackley; Tadmarton; Taynton; Thame; Toot Baldon; Tubney ( 1974 - ); Tusmore; Upper Heyford; Wantage ( 1974 - ); Warborough; Warpsgrove; Water Eaton; Waterperry; Waterstock; Watlington; Wendlebury; West Hanney ( 1974 - ); West Hendred ( 1974 - ); Westcott Barton; Weston on the Green; Westwell; Wheatfield; Whitchurch on Thames; Widford ( 1844 - ); Wigginton; Wilcote; Witney; Woodeaton; Wootton; Wroxton; Yarnton; Yelford
Registration district: Abingdon Registration District ( 1837 - 2001 ); Banbury Registration District ( 1837 - 2001 ); Bicester Registration District ( 1837 - 1932 ); Bradfield Registration District ( 1837 - 1932 ); Bullingdon Registration District ( 1964 - 2001 ); Chipping Norton Registration District ( 1837 - 1982 ); Headington Registration District ( 1837 - 1932 ); Henley Registration District ( 1837 - 2001 ); Oxford Registration District ( 1837 - 2001 ); Oxfordshire Registration District ( 2001 - ); Ploughley Registration District ( 1964 - 2001 ); Ploughley and Bullingdon Registration District ( 1932 - 1964 ); Thame Registration District ( 1837 - 1932 ); Wallingford Registration District ( 1837 - 2001 ); Wantage Registration District ( 1837 - 2001 ); West Oxfordshire Registration District ( 1982 - 2001 ); Witney Registration District ( 1837 - 1982 ); Woodstock Registration District ( 1837 - 1932 )
Rural district: Banbury Rural ( 1894 - 1974 ); Bicester Rural ( 1894 - 1932 ); Bullingdon Rural ( 1932 - 1974 ); Chipping Norton Rural ( 1894 - 1974 ); Crowmarsh Rural ( 1894 - 1974 ); Culham Rural ( 1894 - 1932 ); Goring Rural ( 1894 - 1932 ); Headington Rural ( 1894 - 1932 ); Henley Rural ( 1894 - 1974 ); Ploughley Rural ( 1932 - 1974 ); Thame Rural ( 1894 - 1932 ); Witney Rural ( 1894 - 1974 ); Woodstock Rural ( 1894 - 1932 )
Settlement: Clattercote; Stonelands
Suburb: Botley ( 1974 - ); Caversham ( - 1911 ); Cowley; Headington; Kidlington; Marston; Wolvercote
Township: Bicester Kings End ( - 1932 ); Bicester Market End; Bourton; Grafton; Lewknor Uphill ( - 1896 ); Middle Aston; Milton under Wychwood; North Newington; Shutford; Sibford Ferris; Sibford Gower; West Lockinge ( 1974 - )
Tything: Chadlington; Epwell
Unknown: Balscott; Bampton Lew; Barton Westcot; Bolney; Coton; Drayton; Freeland; Leadwell; Littlemoor; Long Combe; Milton Common; Osney; Seacourt; Sibford; South Hinksey; Summertown; Williamscote; Woodcott
Urban district: Bicester; Caversham ( - 1911 ); Thame; Wheatley; Witney

source: Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names

source: Family History Library Catalog

the text in this section is based on an article in Wikipedia

Oxfordshire (formerly abbreviated Oxon) is a county in southeast England bordering on Warwickshire (to the north/northwest), Northamptonshire (to the north/northeast), Buckinghamshire (to the east), Berkshire (to the south), Wiltshire (to the southwest) and Gloucestershire (to the west).

The main centre of population is the city of Oxford. Other significant settlements are Banbury, Bicester, Kidlington and Chipping Norton to the north of Oxford; Carterton and Witney to the west; Thame and Chinnor to the east; and Abingdon, Wantage, Didcot, Wallingford and Henley on Thames to the south.

The county has major education and tourist industries and is noted for the concentration of performance motorsport companies and facilities. Oxford University Press is the largest firm among a concentration of print and publishing firms; the University of Oxford is also linked to the concentration of local biotechnology companies.

In 1974 the Vale of White Horse and parts of the South Oxfordshire administrative districts south of the River Thames, which had historically been part of Berkshire, were added to the County of Oxfordshire. At the same time, the Caversham area of Reading was transferred to Berkshire from Oxfordshire and the parish of Stokenchurch was transferred to Buckinghamshire.

At earlier dates there were a number of detached parishes of Oxford in Buckinghamshire and vice versa. One that was transferred to Buckinghamshire in 1844 was Lillingstone Lovell. In 1896 the parish of Lewknor Uphill was abolished and became part of the parish of Fingest in Buckinghamshire. These two places are marked on the expansion of the map in the upper right hand corner of this page and rightfully appear to be out of the confines of the county of Oxfordshire.

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History

For more information, see the EN Wikipedia article Oxfordshire. Also, another article entitled History of Oxfordshire

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The Victoria County History of Oxfordshire is part of the website of British History Online. This series of county histories was begun at the beginning of the 20th century, but the Oxfordshire one is newer than most and is, unfortunately, as yet incomplete. The organization of the county histories is based on the ancient divisions called "hundreds" and presents essays on each of the parishes within the hundred. The essays describe many characteristics of the parishes and are particularly strong on the ownership of land, going back to the "manors" of feudal times and progressing through the owners, usually to the 19th century. Links to the individual essays are made within the parish research tips. The introductory chapter on each Hundred often contains a very worthwhile map.
As of October 2016 Oxfordshire Church of England parish records are on Ancestry. The datasets are:

Oxfordshire, England, Church of England Deaths and Burials, 1813-1965, 318,434 records
Oxfordshire, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1754-1930, 599,320 records
Oxfordshire, England, Church of England Births and Baptisms, 1813-1915, 1,250,642 records
Oxfordshire, England, Church of England Baptism, Marriages, and Burials, 1538-1812, 1,932,157 records.

Oxfordshire History Centre, St Luke's Church, Temple Road, Oxford, OX4 2HT
Oxfordshire FHS covers the whole county. The Family History Society provides an interactive map to assist in locating individual parishes and also relates the society's progress in transcribing parish registers and gravestone information for that particular parish. Browse the website to see what else the society can provide.
Further information from GENUKI
Ordnance Survey map of Oxfordshire 1900 provided by A Vision of Britain through Time
Ordnance Survey map of Oxfordshire 1944 provided by A Vision of Britain through Time
English Jurisdictions 1851, a parish finding aid provided by FamilySearch, particularly helpful in large towns and cities.

This page uses content from the English Wikipedia. The original content was at Oxfordshire. The list of authors can be seen in the page history. As with WeRelate, the content of Wikipedia is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.

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