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A History of the County of Gloucester
… by the Earl of Hereford of the bishop was named as Adam of Watlington, 73 a William of Condicote held half a knight's …
A History of the County of Oxford
… now only be approached by the road up Chinnor Hill. The Watlington-Princes Risborough railway opened in 1872 and was … the old road to Crowell Uphill and the modern highway from Watlington to Princes Risborough. 9 What is left of the old … own village, though he is known to have been in touch with Watlington nonconformists. 224 From 1669 to 1713 he acted as …
A History of the County of Oxford
… in Par. Rec. Bodl. MS. Ch. Oxon. 4113; MS. D.D. Oxon. Watlington 1738 (3). E 179/161/9, 40. Hearth Tax Oxon. 58. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Lane' on the west of the village is sometimes known as Watlington Lane and this is most likely a corruption of the … as a Presbyterian in London and as a Congregationalist in Watlington. He was described earlier as 'a wandering …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 235 In 1906 the chapel, which is on the Thame and Watlington circuit, was registered for marriages. 236 …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Littlemore, while two others connect with the main Oxford-Watlington road which runs through the western part of the … and Kiln Farm lie close to King's Copse by the Oxford-Watlington road. City Farm now lies near the north-east …
A History of the County of Oxford
… from other parishes, including Drayton, Chalgrove, and Watlington. 613 The chapel had a congregation of about 30 … Great Milton farmer. 621 Both chapels are on the Thame and Watlington circuit. Schools. The first notice of a village …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Tilson, who bequeathed them to his nephew John Tilson of Watlington Park. 72 In 1767, on John Tilson's marriage to …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the main roads from Oxford to Wheatley and from Oxford to Watlington run north and south of the parish, Horspath is now …