A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 5, Bullingdon Hundred. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1957.
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OXFORDSHIRE VICTORIA COUNTY HISTORY COMMITTEE 1949—JUNE 1957
President
The Rt. Hon. Lord Bicester, Her Majesty's Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum for the County (died 1956)
(fn. 1) (fn. 2) Col. Sir Charles Ponsonby, Bt., t.d., d.l. (since 1956)
Vice-Presidents
The Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Oxford
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford
The Rt. Worshipful Mayor of Oxford ex officio
The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Macclesfield, d.l., Chairman of the Oxfordshire County Council.
Chairman
(fn. 1) (fn. 2) Col. Sir Charles Ponsonby, Bt., t.d., d.l.
Representatives of the Oxfordshire County Council
Mrs. R. H. Sturge Gretton
C. J. Peers, Esq.
Major the Hon. S. Stonor (resigned 1955)
Miss J. M. Shelmerdine (since 1955)
Representatives of the University of Oxford
(fn. 1) (fn. 2) A. L. Poole, Esq., d.litt., f.b.a., President of St. John's College (resigned 1956)
E. F. Jacob, Esq., f.b.a., Chichele Professor of Modern History
(fn. 2) V. H. Galbraith, Esq., litt.d., f.b.a., Regius Professor of Modern History
(fn. 1) Miss L. S. Sutherland, c.b.e., d.litt., f.b.a., Principal of Lady Margaret Hall (since 1956)
Representatives of the City of Oxford
Councillor M. Maclagan
Councillor P. S. Spokes
Councillor N. Whatley
Representatives of District Councils in Oxfordshire
Banbury The Worshipful the Mayor of Banbury ex officio
Chipping Norton G. J. C. Priestley, Esq.
Councillor S. D. Wykes (since 1956)
Henley Councillor G. H. J. Tomalin
Woodstock Councillor R. B. Ramsbotham, m.b.e.
Urban Districts
Bicester Councillor I. G. McD. Goble
Thame Councillor Miss J. E. M. Fanshawe
Witney Councillor E. S. Wood
Rural Districts
Banbury Mrs. J. M. Berkeley
Bullingdon Lt.-Col. C. R. C. Boyle, d.s.o.
Chipping Norton J. S. Ross, Esq.
Henley The Hon. Mrs. S. Stonor
Ploughley Major A. G. C. Fane, m.c.
Witney The Rev. J. L. Lopes, d.d.
Representatives of Learned Societies
Oxfordshire Archaeological Society
R. T. Lattey, Esq.
Oxford Record Society
L. G. Wickham Legg, Esq. (d. 1956)
R. V. Lennard, Esq. (since 1956)
Oxford Historical Society
W. A. Pantin, Esq., f.b.a.
Oxford Architectural and Historical Society
P. S. Spokes, Esq.
Co-opted Members
Canon R. F. Bale
E. R. C. Brinkworth, Esq.
Sir George N. Clark, d.litt., f.b.a., Provost of Oriel College, Oxford
T. Loveday, Esq., d.litt.
(fn. 2) Miss K. Major, Principal of St. Hilda's College
(fn. 2) J. N. L. Myres, Esq., Bodley's Librarian
(fn. 2) Sir Michael Oppenheimer, Bt.
(fn. 2) R. B. Pugh, Esq., Editor, Victoria History of the Counties of England (since 1950)
H. A. Smith, Esq. (d. 1956)
Finance and Working Committees
(fn. 1) Sir Basil Blackwell
(fn. 2) H. M. Colvin, Esq.
(fn. 2) H. J. Habakkuk, Esq., Chichele Professor of Economic History in the University of Oxford
(fn. 2) W. O. Hassall, Esq.
(fn. 2) W. G. Hoskins, Esq.
(fn. 1) J. W. Shilson, Esq.
(fn. 2) Lawrence Stone, Esq.
(fn. 2) Miss M. V. Taylor, c.b.e.
(fn. 1) (fn. 2) Col. the Hon. E. H. Wyndham, m.c.
together with the persons marked with an asterisk and/or dagger.
Hon. Treasurer: (fn. 1) (fn. 2) Lt.-Col. H. Birch Reynardson, c.m.g.