Place:Warpsgrove, Oxfordshire, England

source: Family History Library Catalog

A Vision of Britain through Time provides the following description of Warpsgrove from John Marius Wilson's Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales of 1870-72:

"WARPSGROVE, a parish in Thame [registration] district, Oxford; 5¾ miles SW of Thame [railway] station. Post town: Tetsworth. Acres: 460. Real property: £677. Population: 20. Houses: 4. The living is a rectory in the diocese of Oxford. Value: not reported. Patron: the Lord Chancellor. There is no church."

Warpsgrove was a separate civil parish until 1932 when it was absorbed into the neighbouring parish of Chalgrove.

Research Tips

• This part of Oxfordshire is not covered by the Victoria County History of Oxfordshire.
• A map illustrating the parishes of southeast Oxfordshire as of 1900 will be found under Ewelme Hundred
• 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.