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A History of the County of Oxford
… rectory house, lies on a small island of river gravels of Wolvercote Terrace deposits. The parish's southern part, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Frilford and Abingdon, Berks.; a bone heddle-stick from Wolvercote, and baked clay rings (loom-weights) found in 1876 … the name of which still persists in Cutteslowe, now in Wolvercote parish, but formerly in a separate parish on the … and Cassington. Witney. Bronze plated iron stirrup. [A.M.] Wolvercote (p. 356). Bone heddle-stick. [A.M.] 'Cudeslowe'. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 14 The church stands on a small gravel island of third (Wolvercote) terrace deposits, and other parts of the village …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Thomas, St. Peter-in-theEast (excluding its chapelry of Wolvercote), and St. Michael at the Southgate as far south as … going over a bridge, probably on the site of the later Wolvercote toll bridge, and a short way along the road to Wolvercote before turning south-east to follow a newly-made …
A History of the County of Oxford
… county boundary on the south-west and to the township of Wolvercote on the north. It included, it seems, the hamlets …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the wharf from the Oxford canal via the Duke's Cut at Wolvercote, and in the 1830s others came from the south-west …
A History of the County of Oxford
… St. Peter's was the mother church of both Holywell and Wolvercote 64 suggest that it was an early, probably … was the wealthiest living in Oxford, having the tithes of Wolvercote and Holywell. In 1231 it was said to be worth at … the oblations and obventions of St. Peter-in-the-East and Wolvercote, the mortuary fees of Wolvercote, the tithes of …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VI
… of Salisbury co. Wiltesir 'chepman' to John Seward of Wolvercote co. Oxford 'chepman' and John Seward a literate …