Oxfordshire Parish Registers and Bishop's Transcripts

ACKHAMPSTEAD (Moor Chapel)

ADDERBURY (St. Mary)

Adderbury, Society of Friends

Adderbury, East and West (Bloxham Hundred; Banbury Poor Law Union) townships in the ecclesiastical parish of Adderbury - see Adderbury (St. Mary)

Addington = Attington (p. Tetsworth)

ADWELL (St. Mary)

ALBURY (St. Helen)

Aldbury = Albury

ALKERTON (St Michael)

Allscot(t) = Alvescot

ALVESCOT (St. Peter)

AMBROSDEN (St. Mary)

Amersdon = Ambrosden

Am(m)ington = Emmington

ARDLEY (St. Mary)

Arncott [Lower + Upper] (Bullingdon Hundred; Bicester Poor Law Union), chapelry of Ambrosden, but without registers - see Ambrosden regs.

Ascott (hamlet) - see Gt. Milton, Little M. after 1844, and Stadhampton after 1932 Ascott d Oyley, Ascott Earl - see Ascott under Wychwood

ASCOTT under WYCHWOOD (Holy Trinity)

Ashford Mill - see Northleigh

Assarts - see Asthall

Assendon Cross, Assendon, Lower - see Henley

Assendon, Middle - see Bix

Assendon, Upper (Pirton [or Pyrton] Hundred; Henley Poor Law Union), liberty - see Pyrton

Assington = Assendon

Asterleigh (Wootton Hundred; Woodstock Poor Law Union), ancient parish united with Kiddington; without church or registers - see Kiddington regs.

ASTHALL (St. Nicholas)

ASTHALLEIGH (St. John the Evangelist)

Aston - see Bampton; and see also entry under BAMPTON ASTON

Aston, Great = Aston, North

Aston Hill, Aston House - see Aston Rowant

Aston, Middle (Wootton Hundred; Woodstock Poor Law Union) township -see Steeple Aston

ASTON, NORTH (St. Mary)

Aston Place - see Aston Rowant

ASTON ROWANT (St. Peter and St. Paul)

Aston, Steeple - see under STEEPLE ASTON

Astrop - see Brize Norton (or King s Sutton, Northamptonshire, in the Peculiar of Banbury)

Atterbury = Adderbury

Attington (Thame Hundred; Thame Poor Law Union), extra-parochial -see Tetsworth

Bablock Hythe - see Northmoor or Stanton Harcourt

Badgemore - see Henley

Bainton - see Stoke Lyne

Baldon, Little - see Baldon, Toot

BALDON, MARSH (St. Peter)

BALDON, TOOT (St. Laurence)

Baldwin, Marsh and Toot = Baldon, Marsh and Toot

Baldwin (or Baldwyn) Britwell = Brightwell Baldwin

BALSCOTE (St. Mary Magdalene)

Balscote Methodist

BAMPTON (St. Mary the Virgin)

Bampton, Wesleyan, Mill Street Reg (OHC) M 1927-1934

BAMPTON ASTON (St. James)

Bampton in the Bush = Bampton [Proper]

BAMPTON LEW (Holy Trinity)

BANBURY (St. Hugh)

BANBURY (St. Leonard)

BANBURY (St. Mary)

BANBURY (St. Paul)

BANBURY, SOUTH, (Christ Church)

Banbury, Baptist

Banbury, Independent, Church Lane

Banbury Methodist Circuit, Lower Boddington (Northamptonshire)

Banbury Methodist Circuit, Shotteswell (Warwickshire)

Banbury Methodist Circuit, Sulgrave (Northamptonshire), Wesleyan Methodist

Banbury, Presbyterian

Banbury, Primitive Methodist

Banbury, R.C.

Banbury, Society of Friends, Monthly Meeting (includes all North Oxon)

Banbury and Evesham Monthly Meeting

Banbury, Wesleyan Methodist

Banbury, Wesleyan Methodist

Banbury, Wesleyan Methodist

Banbury, Crouch Hall

Banbury Union Workhouse - see Neithrop (p. Banbury)

Barford, Great = Barford St. Michael

Barford, Little = Barford St. John

BARFORD (St. John)

BARFORD (St. Michael)

Barford St. Michael, Methodist

Barleypark - see Ducklington

Barnard Gate - see Eynsham

Bartholomew or Bartlemas - see Cowley or Oxford St. Mary the Virgin

BARTON King Charles Church - see under OXFORD, BAYSWATER; see also Headington

Barton Abbey, Bartongate - see Steeple Barton

Barton, Great = Steeple Barton

Barton, Little = Westcote Barton

Barton, Middle (Wootton Hundred; Woodstock Poor Law Union), township - see Steeple Barton

Barton, Sesswell's (Wootton Hundred; Woodstock Poor Law Union), township -see Steeple Barton

Barton, Steeple - see under STEEPLE BARTON

Barton, Westcote - see under WESTCOTE BARTON

Bay(n)ard's Green - see Stoke Lyne

Bayswater - see under OXFORD, BAYSWATER

BEACON'S BOTTOM, a modern ecclesiastical parish in Buckinghamshire, but see Stokenchurch (now Buckinghamshire) pre 1938 or Aston Rowant

Beard Mill - see Stanton Harcourt

BECKLEY (St. Mary)

Beckley, Methodist (Oxford Circuit)

Beech - see Goring

BEGBROKE (St. Michael)

Begbroke, St. Philip’s Priory Church, R.C.

Bellehatch Park - see Harpsden

Bellpiece - see Chipping Norton

Bensington = Benson

BENSON (St. Helen)

BENSON Church of the Ascension, RAF Benson

Benson ( Bensington ), Independent

BERINSFIELD (St. Mary and St. Berin)

Berins Hill - see Ipsden

Berkshire and Oxfordshire, Society of Friends, Quarterly Meeting - see section for parishes formerly in Berkshire

Berrick, Lower - see Chalgrove

Berrick Prior (Ewelme Hundred; Wallingford Poor Law Union), liberty -see Newington (nr. Wallingford)

BERRICK SALOME (St. Helen)

Berrick, Upper - see Newington (nr. Wallingford)

Berryfields - see Hook Norton

BICESTER (St. Edburgh)

Bicester, Independent Congregational

Bicester, Wesleyan

Bicester King's End and Market End (Ploughley Hundred; Bicester Poor Law Union), townships - see Bicester (St. Edburgh)

Bicester Union Workhouse -see Bicester Market End

Bicester Registration District Ptd M notices 1840-1856 Eureka

Bignell - see Bicester

Binfield Heath - see Shiplake (or Dunsden)

BINSEY (St. Margaret)

Bishop's Court - see Dorchester

Bis(s)ter = Bicester

BIX (St. James)

Bixbrand, Bixgwbbyn = Bix

BLACKBIRD LEYS, see under OXFORD, BLACKBIRD LEYS

BLACK BOURTON (St. Mary the Virgin)

Black Ditch - see Stanton Harcourt

Blackthorn, chapelry of Ambrosden, but without registers - see Ambrosden regs.

BLADON (St. Martin)

Blagrave(s) or Blagrove - see Milton, Great

Blandford Park = Cornbury Park

Blenheim Park (Liberty of Oxford; Woodstock Poor Law Union), extra-parochial - see Bladon and Woodstock

BLETCHINGDON (St. Giles)

Blounts Court - see Rotherfield Peppard

BLOXHAM (St. Mary)

Bloxham Methodist

Bloxham Wesleyan

Bloxham and Milton, Presbyterian

BODICOTE (St. John the Baptist)

Bolney (Court) - see Harpsden

Botanybay - see Sonning

Bould - see Idbury

BOURTON, GREAT (All Saints)

Bourton, Little - see Cropredy (or Great Bourton after 1872)

Boycott (Ploughley Hundred; Buckingham Poor Law Union), hamlet in the parish of Stowe, Buckinghamshire, but in Oxon until 1832 for parliamentary purposes, 1844 for civil purposes -see Stowe (Buckinghamshire) regs.

Bradfield Union, St Simon and St Jude Chapel

Bradwell = Broadwell

Brailes Methodist

Braziers Park - see Checkendon (or Ipsden)

Brices Lodge (Chadlington Hundred; Witney Poor Law Union), extra-parochial - see Shipton under Wychwood

Bricknell = Bucknell

Bridge End - see Dorchester

Bridge Norton = Brize Norton

Brighthampton - see Bampton (Bampton Aston with Shifford after 1845) and Standlake

BRIGHTWELL BALDWIN (St. Bartholomew)

Brightwell Park - see Brightwell Baldwin

Brightwell Prior = Britwell Prior

Brightwell Salome = Britwell Salome

Brightwell Upperto(w)n - see Brightwell Baldwin

Brittenton (= Brighthampton) - see Bampton (Bampton Aston with Shifford after 1845) and Standlake

BRITWELL PRIOR

Britwell Prior, R.C.

BRITWELL SALOME (St. Nicholas)

BRIZE NORTON (St. Brice or Britius)

Broadstone - see Enstone

BROADWELL (or BRADWELL) (St. Peter and St. Paul)

Bromscott - see Alvescot

Bromsden - see Bix

Brookend - see Chadlington or Chastleton

Brookhampton (or Brockhampton) (Ewelme Hundred; Wallingford Poor Law Union), tithing - see Newington (nr. Wallingford)

BROUGHTON (St. Mary the Virgin)

Broughton Union, Baptist

Broughton Castle and Park - see Broughton (St. Mary)

Broughton Hall - see Broughton Poggs

BROUGHTON POGGS or POGIS (St. Peter)

Broyne Norton = Brize Norton

Bruern (Abbey and Grange) (Chadlington Hundred; Chipping Norton Poor Law Union), ville; extra-parochial - see Fifield, Idbury, Milton under Wychwood and Shipton under Wychwood

BUCKNELL (St. Peter)

Buckridge - see Rotherfield Peppard

Bullingdon (Green) - see Cowley (St. James)

Bunker's Hill - see Shipton on Cherwell

Burcester = Bicester

Burcot(t) St. Mary (Dorchester Hundred; Abingdon Poor Law Union), chapel of ease, but without registers - see Dorchester regs.

Burdrop (or Burthrop) - see Swalcliffe, or Sibford after 1840

BURFORD (St. John the Baptist)

Burford, Baptist, Witney Street

Burton Abbots = Black Bourton

Burwell - see Witney

Butter Hill - see Hook Norton

CADMORE END (with Lewknor-up-Hill) St. Mary le More

Cadwell (Ewelme Hundred; Henley Poor Law Union), liberty -see Brightwell Baldwin

Caldecot(e) or Caldicot(e) = Caulcott (p. Lower Heyford)

Calthorpe (or Calthrop) - see Banbury (St. Mary)

Camoys Court - see Stadhampton (or Chislehampton)

Campsfield - see Kidlington

Cane End - see Caversham, or Kidmore End after 1851

CARTERTON (St. John the Evangelist)

Casefield = Caversfield

CASSINGTON (St. Peter)

Caswell - see Curbridge or Witney

Catsgrove - see Warborough

Caulcott - see Heyford, Lower

CAVERSFIELD (St. Lawrence)

Caversfield Side - see Stratton Audley

CAVERSHAM St. Andrew - see under CAVERSHAM HEIGHTS (St. Andrew)

CAVERSHAM St. Barnabas - see under EMMER GREEN (St. Barnabas)

CAVERSHAM St. John - see under CAVERSHAM, LOWER (St. John the Baptist)

CAVERSHAM (St. Peter)

Caversham, Hemdean Rd. Cemetery

Caversham, Henley Rd. Cemetery

CAVERSHAM HEIGHTS (St. Andrew)

CAVERSHAM, LOWER (St. John the Baptist)

Chackendon = Checkendon

CHADLINGTON [EAST] (St. Nicholas)

Chadlington, Baptist

Chadlington, West (Chadlington Hundred; Chipping Norton Poor Law Union), tithing -see Chadlington [East]

Chalford, hamlet - see Enstone

Chalford (Lewknor Hundred; Thame Poor Law Union), liberty - see Aston Rowant

CHALGROVE (St. Mary)

Chalk House Green - see Caversham

CHARLBURY (St. Mary the Virgin)

Charlbury, Society of Friends

CHARLTON on OTMOOR (St. Mary the Virgin)

Charlton on Otmoor, Baptist

Charterville - see Minster Lovell

CHASTLETON (St. Mary the Virgin)

Chazey (Langtree Hundred; Bradfield Poor Law Union), tithing - see Mapledurham

CHECKENDON (St. Peter and St. Paul)

Checkington = Checkendon

Chequers - see Stokenchurch (now Buckinghamshire)

CHESTERTON (St. Mary)

Chesterton, Great and Little -see Chesterton (St. Mary)

Chibnesse/Chibnosse = Chippinghurst

Chilling Place - see Piddington

Chilson (Chadlington Hundred; Chipping Norton Poor Law Union), chapelry of Charlbury, but without registers - see Shorthampton and Charlbury regs.

Chilworth - see Milton, Great

Chimney - see Bampton (or Bampton Aston after 1845)

CHINNOR (St. Andrew)

Chinnor, Independent

Chinnor, Primitive Methodist

Chippinghurst (Bullingdon Hundred; Headington Poor Law Union), chapelry of Cuddesdon, but without registers -see Cuddesdon regs.

CHIPPING NORTON (St. Mary the Virgin)

Chipping Norton, Baptist, New Street

Chipping Norton and Stow Methodist Circuit

Chipping Norton, Primitive Methodist

Chipping Norton, Society of Friends

Chipping Norton, Wesleyan

Chipping Norton Union Workhouse -see Chipping Norton

Chipping Norton Registration District

Chisleton = Chislehampton

CHISLEHAMPTON (St. Katherine)

Chisnell - see Souldern

CHRISTMAS COMMON (Holy Nativity)

Church Green - see Witney

CHURCHILL (All Saints)

Churchill Hospital, Headington

CLANFIELD (St. Stephen)

Clanfield, Little - see Clanfield (St. Stephen)

Clare (Pirton [or Pyrton] Hundred; Henley Poor Law Union), liberty - see Pyrton

Clattercote (Banbury Hundred; Banbury Poor Law Union), extra-parochial -see Claydon and Cropredy

CLAYDON (St. James the Great)

Claydon Methodist (Banbury Methodist Circuit)

Claypits - see Nettlebed

Claywell - see Ducklington

Cleeve, Cleeve Mill - see Goring

Cleveley - see Enstone

Clifton St. James (Wootton Hundred; Woodstock Poor Law Union), chapelry of Deddington, but without registers - see Deddington regs.

CLIFTON HAMPDEN (St. Michael and All Angels)

Coate = Cote (p. Bampton)

Coates - see Swyncombe

Cockthorpe/Cockthrop = Cokethorpe (p. Ducklington)

COGGES (St. Mary)

Cogges, High - see Cogges (St. Mary)

Cokethorpe (Hardwick), chapelry of Ducklington, but without registers - see Ducklington regs.

Cokethorpe Park - see Standlake and Ducklington

Cold Norton - see Over Norton (p. Chipping Norton)

Coldron Mill - see Spelsbury

Col(d)stone - see Ascott under Wychwood

Collins End - see Whitchurch or Goring (Heath)

COMBE (or LONG COMBE) (St. Laurence)

COMPTON, LITTLE (St. Denys)

Cookley, Cookley Green - see Swyncombe

Cooks(h)am = Cuxham

Coombe End - see Goring

Coombe Park - see Whitchurch

Cop Court - see Aston Rowant

Cornbury Park (Banbury Hundred; Chipping Norton Poor Law Union), extra-parochial -see Charlbury

CORNWELL (St. Peter)

Cote (or Coate), a hamlet in the parish of Bampton (or Bampton Aston after 1845)

Cote, Baptist

Cot Green - see Kidlington

Cotmore - see Fringford

Coton - see Wardington and Cropredy

COTTISFORD (St. Mary the Virgin)

Court, Lower and Upper - see Chadlington

COWLEY (St. Alban)

COWLEY (St. Francis)

COWLEY (St. James)

COWLEY, (St. Luke)

COWLEY (St. Mary & St. John (Oxford))

Cowley, Congregational

Cowley, Church - see Cowley (St. James)

Cowley, Middle - see Cowley (St. James) or Iffley

Cowley, Temple - see Cowley (St. James)

CRAWLEY (St Peter)

Cray's Pond - see Goring

Crocker End - see Nettlebed

Crockwell - see Bicester

Cromersh = Crowmarsh (Gifford)

CROPREDY (St. Mary the Virgin)

CROWELL (St. Mary)

Crowmarsh Battle - see Benson

CROWMARSH GIFFORD (St. Mary Magdalene)

Crowmarsh, Long = Crowmarsh Gifford

Crowmarsh, Preston - see Benson

Crowsley Park - see Shiplake (or Rotherfield Peppard)

CUDDESDON (All Saints)

Cuddington (Oxon) = Kiddington [N.B. Cuddington, an ancient parish in Buckinghamshire]

CULHAM (St. Paul)

Cumberford - see Bloxham

CURBRIDGE (St. John the Baptist)

Cutteslowe (Wootton Hundred; Woodstock Poor Law Union), extra-parochial -see Wolvercote and Kidlington

Cutt Mill - see Stanton Harcourt

Cuttle Mill - see Steeple Aston

CUXHAM (Holy Rood)

Dad(d)ington = Deddington

DAYLESFORD (St. Peter)

Dean - see Spelsbury

DEDDINGTON (St. Peter and St. Paul)

Dells - see Lewknor

Delly End - see Witney or Hailey

Denton (Bullingdon Hundred; Headington Poor Law Union), chapelry of Cuddesdon, but without registers - see Cuddesdon regs.

Ditchley - see Spelsbury

Ditchley Gardens - see Enstone

Ditchley Park - see Glympton or Spelsbury

Donnington - see Littlemore

DORCHESTER (St. Peter and St. Paul)

Dorchester, R.C.

Dornford - see Wootton

Draycot(t) - see Waterstock or Ickford, Buckinghamshire

DRAYTON (St. Peter)

Drayton Hanwell = Hanwell

DRAYTON ST. LEONARD

Duckleton = Ducklington

DUCKLINGTON (St. Bartholomew)

Dunch Tew = Duns Tew

DUNSDEN (and [ (Sonning] Eye) All Saints)

DUNS TEW (St. Mary Magdalen)

Dunthorp (Dundrop or Dunthrop) - see Heythrop

Eardington = Yarnton

Easingdon = Easington

EASINGTON (St. Peter)

Easington Methodist

Easington (hamlet) - see Banbury

East End - see Chadlington, Combe, Hook Norton or Northleigh

Eglesham or Eglisham = Eynsham Eif(f)ley = Iffley

Elford = Yelford

El(l)esfield or El(l)isfield = Elsfield

ELSFIELD (St. Thomas à Becket)

Elvendon - see Goring

EMMER GREEN (St. Barnabas)

EMMINGTON (St. Nicholas)

English (Farm) - see Newnham Murren or Goring

Ensham = Eynsham

Enslow - see Bletchington

ENSTONE (St. Kenelm)

Enstone, R.C.

Enstone, Church, Neat, Road and Wells -see Enstone (St. Kenelm)

EPWELL (St. Anne)

Evensham = Eynsham

EWELME (St. Mary)

Ewelme Park - see Swyncombe

Exlade (Street) - see Stoke, North

Eye and Dunsden - see under DUNSDEN

EYNSHAM (St. Leonard)

Eynsham, Baptist

Eynsham, R.C. (St. Peter)

Fairfield Court - see Henley

Fair Mile - see Henley

Faringdon, Great – see section for former Berkshire parishes

FARINGDON, LITTLE (Dedication uncertain)

Fawler (Banbury Hundred; Chipping Norton Poor Law Union) - see Charlbury (or Finstock after 1860)

Fencott - see Charlton on Otmoor

FEWCOTT (All Saints)

Fewcott (hamlet) - see Lewknor

Field Assarts - see Asthall

Field S(e)arch - see Asthall

Field Town = Leafield

FIFIELD (St. John the Baptist)

Fifield (hamlet) - see Benson

Fifield Merrymouth = Fifield (St. John the Baptist)

FILKINS (St. Peter)

Fines Court - see Shipton under Wychwood

FINMERE (St. Michael)

Finnemoor - see Ackhampstead (p. Lewknor)

FINSTOCK (and FAWLER since 1860) (Holy Trinity)

Fisher s Bridge - see Bampton

Flight s Mill - see Kirtlington

Fordwell(s) - see Asthall

FOREST HILL (St. Nicholas)

Forest Hill, Oxford Methodist Circuit

Foscot(t) or Foxcott - see Idbury

FREELAND (St. Mary the Virgin)

Friar Park - see Henley

Friars Court - see Clanfield

FRINGFORD (St. Michael)

Frinkford = Fringford

FRITWELL (St. Olave)

FULBROOK (St. James the Great)

Fulling Mill - see Tadmarton

Fulwell - see Mixbury or Spelsbury

Fyfield - see former Berkshire parishes section, but see also Fifield (Oxon)

Gagingwell - see Enstone

Gallows Tree Common - see Kidmore End or Caversham

Gangsdown Hill - see Nuffield

GARSINGTON (St. Mary)

Gatehampton - see Goring

Gaunthouse Mill - see Standlake

Gibraltar - see Bletchingdon

Gill Mill - see Cogges

GLYMPTON (St. Mary)

GODINGTON (Holy Trinity)

Godstow (Wootton Hundred; Woodstock Poor Law Union), extra-parochial -see Wolvercote

Golden Ball(s) - see Baldon, Marsh

Golder (Pirton [or Pyrton] Hundred; Henley Poor Law Union), liberty - see Pyrton

GORING (St. Thomas à Becket)

GORING HEATH (St. Bartholomew)

Goring, Lady Huntingdon's Connexion

Gorwell - see Watlington

Gosford - see Kidlington

Grafton (Bampton Hundred; Faringdon Poor Law Union), township - see Langford

Grandpont (Grampound) (Hormer Hundred, Berkshire/Oxford Borough; Oxford District Poor Law Union), tithing - see Oxford St. Aldate or Oxford St. Matthew after 1891

Grange - see Swalcliffe (or Bruern Grange)

Gravell Hill - see Henley or Rotherfield Peppard

Graven Hill - see Bicester

Greenend - see Chadlington

Greenfield (Pirton [or Pyrton] Hundred; Henley Poor Law Union), liberty -see Watlington

Greenmoor Hill - see Goring or South Stoke

Greys = Rotherfield Greys

Grey's Court, Grey's Green, Grey's Hill - see Rotherfield Greys

GRIMSBURY St. Leonard (King s Sutton Hundred, Northamptonshire; Banbury Poor Law Union). Formerly chapel of ease to Banbury, South, Christ Church - see entry under BANBURY ST. LEONARD.

Grimsbury, Methodist - see under Banbury, Methodist, West Street

Grove Ash - see Sandford St. Martin

Grove Leys - see Holton

Grove Mill - see Bloxham

Gurney (Langtree Hundred; Bradfield Poor Law Union), tithing -see Mapledurham

Haddon - see Bampton

HAILEY with CRAWLEY (St. John the Evangelist)

Hailey with Crawley, Society of Friends

Hailey (hamlet) - see Ipsden

Ham Court - see Bampton

Hammonds - see Checkendon

HAMPTON GAY (St. Giles)

Hampton Powell = Hampton Poyle

HAMPTON POYLE (St. Mary)

HANBOROUGH (St. Peter and St. Paul)

HANBOROUGH, LONG, (Christ Church)

Hanborough, Long, Church Road Cemetery MI 1997 OCL?

Handborough = Hanborough

HANWELL (St. Peter)

Hanwell Methodist

Harden or Harding = Harpsden

HARDWICK (with TUSMORE since c.1840) (St Mary)

Hardwick R.C.

Hardwick, nr. Banbury - see Banbury (St. Mary)

Hardwick, nr. Henley - see Whitchurch

Hardwick St. Mary the Virgin, nr. Witney ( Cokethorpe Church ), chapelry of Ducklington, but without registers - see Ducklington (and Standlake) regs. MI 1990 OCL?

HARPSDEN (St. Margaret)

HASELEY, GREAT (St. Peter)

Haseley, Little (Ewelme Hundred; Thame Poor Law Union), township - see Haseley, Great

Haselford Quarry - see Shipton under Wychwood

Hawkwell - see Caversfield (or Iffley)

Hayes - see Cogges

Hazelford Mill - see Broughton

Hazledean - see Charlbury

HEADINGTON (St. Andrew)

Headington St. Mary = Oxford, Bayswater St. Mary

Headington, Baptist

Headington, Lime Walk, Methodist

HEADINGTON, NEW (All Saints) = OXFORD, HIGHFIELD All Saints

HEADINGTON QUARRY (Holy Trinity)

Headington Quarry, Methodist

Headington Registration District

Headington Union Workhouse -see Headington (St. Andrew)

Heath = Hethe

Heath End - see Checkendon and Newnham Murren

Heath, Little - see Goring

Heathfield - see Bletchingdon

Hed(d)ington = Headington

HEMPTON (St. John the Evangelist)

Hempton Wainhill (or Winnall ) - see Chinnor

HENLEY on THAMES (St. Mary the Virgin)

HENLEY on THAMES (Holy Trinity)

Henley, Independent Free Church = Rotherfield Greys Indep. Free Church

Henley, Society of Friends (Reading Monthly Meeting regs.)

Henley URC (Christchurch) formerly Independent/Congregational

Henley Registration District

Henley Union Workhouse - see Henley (St. Mary the Virgin)

Hensington - see Bladon

Henton (Lewknor Hundred; Thame/Wycombe Poor Law Union), liberty - see Chinnor

HETHE (St. Edmund and St. George)

Hethe, R.C.

Heyford at Bridge ( ad Pontem ) = Heyford, Lower

HEYFORD, LOWER (St. Mary)

Heyford Purcell = Heyford, Lower

HEYFORD, UPPER (St. Mary)

Heyford Warren = Heyford, Upper

HEYTHROP (St. Nicholas)

Heythrop, R.C.

HIGHFIELD - see under OXFORD, HIGHFIELD

High Lodge - see Ascott under Wychwood

Highmoor Hall - see Rotherfield Greys or Nettlebed

Highmoor, Lower - see Bix

HIGHMORE (or HIGHMOOR) (St. Paul)

Hinksey, North and South - see section for former Berkshire parishes

Hockmore (Street) - see Iffley (or Cowley after 1877)

Hog End - see Bloxham

Holcombe, Great (Ewelme Hundred; Wallingford Poor Law Union), tithing - see Newington (nr. Wallingford)

Holcombe, Little - see Newington (nr. Wallingford)

Hollandridge - see Pyrton

Holloway Grange - see Swalcliffe

Hollybank - see Wootton

Holme Park - see Sonning

HOLTON (St. Bartholomew)

HOLWELL (St. Mary the Virgin)

Holywell = Oxford St. Cross

Homer - see Ipsden

Hook End - see Checkendon

HOOK NORTON (St. Peter)

Hook Norton, Baptist

Hook Norton, Methodist (Chipping Norton and Stow Circuit)

Hordley - see Wootton

HORLEY (St. Etheldreda)

HORNTON (St. John the Baptist)

Horse Fair - see Banbury (St. Mary)

Horse-in(-the)-Hill (Wootton Hundred; Witney Poor Law Union), extra-parochial - see Northleigh

Horsendon Hill - see Tetsworth

HORSPATH (St. Giles)

HORTON cum STUDLEY (St. Barnabas)

Howbery (Park) - see Crowmarsh Gifford

How(e) (Hill) - see Watlington

Huntercombe End - see Nettlebed or Nuffield

Huntingland - see Ewelme

Huscote - see Banbury (St. Mary)

IBSTONE (St. Nicholas)

ICKFORD (St. Nicholas)

IDBURY (St. Nicholas)

IFFLEY (St. Mary the Virgin)

Ilbury - see Deddington

IPSDEN (St. Mary the Virgin)

ISLIP (St. Nicholas)

Jericho - see Oxford St. Barnabas, Oxford St. Paul and Oxford St. Thomas

Juniper Hill - see Cottisford

Keen End - see Caversham and Whitchurch

KELMSCOTT (St. George)

KENCOT (St. George)

Kennylands - see Sonning

Kertleton, Ket(t)leton = Kirtlington

KIDDINGTON (with ASTERLEIGH) (St. Nicholas)

Kiddington, R.C.

Kiddington, Nether (Wootton Hundred; Woodstock Poor Law Union) - see Kiddington (St. Nicholas)

Kiddington, Over (Chadlington Hundred; Woodstock Poor Law Union) - see Kiddington (St. Nicholas)

KIDLINGTON (St. Mary)

KIDLINGTON, SOUTH (St. John the Baptist)

Kidlington, St Thomas More R.C.

KIDMORE END (St. John the Baptist)

Kidstone - see Enstone

KINGHAM (St. Andrew)

King's End - see Bicester

KINGSEY (St. Nicholas)

King's Mill - see Marston (Headington and Oxford St. Clement)

KING'S SUTTON (St. Peter and St. Paul)

King's Sutton Methodist

Kingston Blount St. John the Baptist (Lewknor Hundred; Thame Poor Law Union), chapel of ease to Aston Rowant and liberty, but without registers - see Aston Rowant regs. [8D]

Kingston Blount, Congregational

Kingston Grove, Kingston Stert - see Aston Rowant

King s Weir (Wootton Hundred; Woodstock Poor Law Union), extra-parochial -see Wolvercote

Kingwood - see Rotherfield Peppard

Kirklington = Kirtlington

Kirtleton = Kirtlington

KIRTLINGTON (St. Mary the Virgin)

Kitesbridge - see Asthall

Knighton Coppice - see Charlbury

Ladyham - see Fulbrook

Lambridge - see Henley

Lane End - see Newington, nr. Wallingford [N.B. Lane End, an ecclesiastical parish, nr. High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire]

LANGFORD (St. Matthew)

Langford, Congregational

Langford (hamlet) - see Bicester

Langley (Great and Little) - see Shipton under Wychwood

Langley Hall - see Chalgrove

Langton = Launton

Lashbrook Mission Church - no separate registers -see Shiplake regs.

Lashlake - see Thame La(t)chford - see Haseley, Great

Launder - see Watlington

LAUNTON (St. Mary)

Launton, Congregational MI 1991 OCL?

Lea, Lower and Upper - see Swalcliffe

LEAFIELD (with WYCHWOOD) (St. Michael and All Angels)

Ledall - see Waterperry

Ledwell - see Sandford St. Martin

Lee Place, Leesrest - see Charlbury

Lemhill (Leamill or Lenhill), Great and Little - a detached portion of the county of Oxford (in the parish of Broughton Poggs) until 1844, when it was transferred to Gloucestershire - see Broughton Poggs regs.

LEW (Bampton Hundred; Witney Poor Law Union) - see Bampton and BAMPTON LEW after 1842

LEWKNOR (St. Margaret)

LEWKNOR-UP-HILL (part Lewknor Hundred, Oxon, part Desborough Hundred, Buckinghamshire; Wycombe Poor Law Union), township -see under CADMORE END; and see also Lewknor and Ackhampstead

Lidstone - see Enstone

LILLINGSTONE LOVELL (St. Mary)

LITTLEMORE (St. Mary and St. Nicholas)

Littlemore Hospital

Littlestoke - see Checkendon

Littleworth - see Cuddesdon, Wheatley and Benson, or Wootton (N.B. Littleworth in the parish of Faringdon, formerly Berkshire)

Lobb - see Haseley, Great

Lobbersdown Hill - see Haseley, Great

Long Cross - see Mapledurham

Lowbarrow - see Leafield or Shipton under Wychwood

Lowhill - see Stoke, South

Luddesden - see Thame

Ludwell - see Wootton

Lukenor or Lutenor = Lewknor

Lyneham (Chadlington Hundred; Chipping Norton Poor Law Union), chapelry of Shipton under Wychwood until 1895, when annexed to Milton under Wychwood - no separate registers - see Shipton or Milton under Wychwood regs. 2G

Madmarston Hill - see Swalcliffe

Maidensgrove - see Bix and Pishill

Mallard's Court - see Stokenchurch (now Buckinghamshire)

MAPLEDURHAM (St. Margaret)

Mapledurham, R.C.

Mapledurham Chausey, Mapledurham Gurney - see Mapledurham (St. Margaret)

Mapley Durwell = Mapledurham

Market End, Market Hill - see Bicester

Marlake - see Charlton on Otmoor

MARSH (or MARCH) BALDON - see under BALDON, MARSH

Marsh Haddon - see Brize Norton

Marson = Marston

MARSTON (St. Nicholas)

MARSTON, NEW (St. Michael and All Angels)

Martin/Marton(e) = Merton

May's - see Nuffield

Medley - see Oxford St. Thomas

Meriton(e) = Merton

Merriscourt - see (Lyneham p.) Shipton under Wychwood

Merryfield - see Hailey or Witney

MERTON (St. Swithin)

Merton Fields, extra-parochial - see Oxford St. Peter in the East.

Middlefield - see Hailey or Witney

Middleton Park - see Middleton Stoney

MIDDLETON STONEY (All Saints)

MILCOMBE (St. Laurence)

Millend - see Chadlington

MILTON (St. John the Evangelist)

MILTON, GREAT (St. Mary)

MILTON, LITTLE (St. James)

MILTON under WYCHWOOD (St. Simon and St. Jude)

Minchery - see Sandford on Thames and Littlemore

Minchincourt - see Stanton St. John

Minigrove (or Maidensgrove) - see Bix and Pishill

Minster and Minster, Little - see Minster Lovell

MINSTER LOVELL (St. Kenelm)

MIXBURY (All Saints)

MOLLINGTON (All Saints)

MONGEWELL (St. John the Baptist)

Moor, Moor Court - see Ackhampstead and Lewknor

Moor Hedge - see Stanton Harcourt

Moor Mill - see Hanwell

Moorton - see Northmoor

More = Northmoor

Moreton (Thame Hundred; Thame Poor Law Union), liberty - see Thame

Mungewell = Mongewell

Murcott Mission Church - no separate registers -see Charlton on Otmoor regs.

Muswell - see Piddington (and Ambrosden)

NEITHROP (St. Paul)

Nethercote - see Banbury (St. Mary) or Lewknor

Nethercott - see Tackley

NETHER WORTON - see under WORTON, NETHER

NETTLEBED (St. Bartholomew)

Newbridge - see Northmoor (or Standlake)

Newelm(e) = Ewelme

Newfield - see Eynsham

Newhill - see Ascott under Wychwood

NEWINGTON (St. Giles)

Newington, North (Bloxham Hundred; Banbury Poor Law Union), township -see Broughton

NEWINGTON, SOUTH (St. Peter ad Vincula)

Newland - see Cogges (and Witney)

Newman = Nuneham (Courtenay)

NEWNHAM MURREN (St. Mary)

Newnham Warren = Newnham Murren

Newnton, North and South = Newington, North and South

New Osney = Oxford St. Frideswide

New Park - see Sydenham

New Thrift Lodge - see Shipton under Wychwood

Newton Morrell - see Newton Purcell

Newton, North and South = Newington, North and South

NEWTON PURCELL (with SHELSWELL, since 1850) (St. Michael)

New Yatt - see Hailey or Witney and Northleigh

Nippers Grove - see Checkendon

NOKE (St. Giles)

Northbrook - see Kirtlington

Northfield End - see Henley

NORTHLEIGH (St. Mary)

NORTHMOOR (St. Denys)

Northstock = Stoke, North

Norton Broyne = Brize Norton

Norton, Cold - see Over Norton (p.Chipping Norton)

Norton, Over (or Upper) St. James, district church to Chipping Norton, but without separate registers -see Chipping Norton regs. [3H]

Nottingham, Little = Goring

NUFFIELD (Holy Trinity)

NUNEHAM COURTENAY (All Saints)

Nuneham Park - see Nuneham Courtenay

Nun(n)ey Green, Nun(n)ey Woodstock - see Mapledurham

Nuttalls Elm - see Pishill

Oakley - see Chinnor [N.B. Oakley, an ancient parish in Buckinghamshire]

Oatlands - see Warborough

ODDINGTON (St. Andrew)

Osnel Hill - see Shilton

Osney Hill (or Horse-in-the-Hill), extra-parochial -see Northleigh

Osney, New = Oxford St. Frideswide

Ot Moor - see Charlton on Otmoor (or Oddington)

Otney (or Otteney) - see Culham

Overthorpe - see Banbury (St Mary)

Overthorpe and Warkworth, R.C.

Overton - see Brightwell Baldwin

OVER WORTON - see under WORTON, OVER

Overy - see Dorchester

Oxey Mead - see Begbroke and Yarnton

Padnalls - see Lewknor

Park Corner - see Swyncombe

Park (Place) - see Goring

Path Hill - see Whitchurch

Pa(ya)bles - see Stoke, South

Pebble Hill - see Baldon, Marsh and Toot

Pemscott - see Alvescot

Penley - see Stokenchurch (now Buckinghamshire)

Peppard or Pepper = Rotherfield Peppard

Phyllis Court - see Henley

PIDDINGTON (St. Nicholas)

Pinkhill - see Stanton Harcourt

Pirton = Pyrton

PISHILL (Dedication unknown)

Pissle or Pistle = Pishill

Pixey Mead - see Begbroke and Yarnton

Plumbridge - see Lewknor

Poffley End - see Hailey or Witney

Poodle - see Godington

Poole Mill - see Leafield or Shipton under Wychwood

Poole's Lodge - see Leafield or Shipton under Wychwood

Poors - see Ipsden

Portobello - see Shirburn

Portways - see Pyrton

Postcombe (Lewknor Hundred; Thame Poor Law Union), chapelry of Lewknor, but without registers - see regs. for Lewknor (or Cadmore End (now Buckinghamshire) after 1852) 8D

Potter's (Hill) Lodge - see Shipton under Wychwood

Pound Hill - see Tackley

Pratley's Lodge - see Leafield or Shipton under Wychwood

Prescote (Banbury Hundred; Banbury Poor Law Union), lordship; extra-parochial - see Cropredy 5K

Preston Crowmarsh - see Benson

Priestend (Thame Hundred; Thame Poor Law Union), liberty - see Thame

Priest Hill - see Witney

Priory Mill - see Over Norton p. Chipping Norton

Pudlicote - see Shorthampton and Charlbury

Purgatory - see Steeple Barton

Purrance - see Asthall

PYRTON (St. Mary)

Queensford Mill - see Dorchester

Queenswood - see Pyrton

Radcliffe Infirmary (p. Oxford St. Giles) - see entry under Oxford, Radcliffe Infirmary

Radcot (Bampton Hundred; Faringdon Poor Law Union) - see Langford

Radford - see Enstone

Ragnell - see Wroxton

RAMSDEN (St. James)

Ranger's Lodge - see Shorthampton and Charlbury

Redpits - see Bix

REMENHAM (St. Nicholas)

Rewley - see Oxford St. Thomas

Rickless Hill - see Yelford

Risinghurst - see Forest Hill (or Oxford, Bayswater)

Rock Hill - see Chipping Norton Rockston(e) = Wroxton

Rofford (Ewelme Hundred; Thame Poor Law Union), liberty - see Chalgrove

Rofford, Lower - see Wheatfield

Roger Hill Lodge - see Ascott under Wychwood

Roke, Rokemarsh - see Benson

ROLLRIGHT, GREAT (St. Andrew)

ROLLRIGHT, LITTLE (St. Phillip)

Rose Hill - see Cowley/Iffley or Caversham

ROTHERFIELD GREYS (St. Nicholas)

ROTHERFIELD GREYS (Holy Trinity - see under HENLEY Holy Trinity)

Rotherfield Greys, Independent/Congregational

ROTHERFIELD PEPPARD (All Saints)

Rotherfield Peppard, Congregational

Round Hill - see Fritwell

ROUSHAM (St. Leonard and St. James)

Roxton(e) = Wroxton

Rush(e)y - see Bampton

Russell's Water - see Swyncombe

Rycote St. Michael and All Angels (Ewelme Hundred; Thame Poor Law Union), chapelry and liberty in the parish of Great Haseley, but without registers - see Great Haseley regs.

Rycote Park - see Haseley, Great

SALFORD (St. Mary)

Sandford, Dry - see section for former Berkshire parishes

Sandford on Cherwell = Sandford St. Martin

SANDFORD ON THAMES (St. Andrew)

Sandford Park - see Sandford St. Martin

SANDFORD ST. MARTIN

Sandford, Wet = Sandford on Thames

SANDHILLS (St. Mary - see under OXFORD, BAYSWATER; see also Headington and Forest Hill)

SARSDEN (St. James)

Sarsgrove - see Sarsden

Satwell - see Rotherfield Greys

Scotland (End) - see Hook Norton

Seacourt - see section for former Berkshire parishes

Sescut (Mill) - see Elsfield

Sesswell's Barton (Wootton Hundred; Woodstock Poor Law Union), township -see Steeple Barton

Seymour Green - see Swyncombe

Shadswell = Shelswell

Shakenoak - see Hailey p. Witney (or Northleigh)

Shambridge - see Britwell Salome

Shelswell (Ploughley Hundred; Bicester Poor Law Union), ancient parish, but without registers - see Newton Purcell regs.

Shelswell Barton - see Steeple Barton

Shelton = Shilton

SHENINGTON (Holy Trinity)

Sherborn(e), Sherbourn(e) = Shirburn [N.B. Sherborne, Gloucestershire and Sherbourne, Warwickshire]

SHIFFORD (St. Mary)

Shillingford - see Warborough

SHILTON (Holy Rood)

SHIPLAKE (St. Peter and St. Paul)

SHIPTON ON CHERWELL (Holy Cross)

SHIPTON UNDER WYCHWOOD (St. Mary)

Shipton Court - see Shipton under Wychwood

SHIRBURN (All Saints)

Shocks Coppice, extra-parochial - see Shorthampton and Charlbury

SHORTHAMPTON (All Saints)

Shotover Hill Place (formerly extra-parochial) - see Headington Quarry [6E]

Shotover (Park) (Bullingdon Hundred; Headington Poor Law Union), extra-parochial -see Forest Hill

Showell - see Swerford and Little Tew (p. Great Tew)

SHUTFORD (St. Martin)

Shutford, East and West (Banbury Hundred; Banbury Poor Law Union), townships - see Shutford (St. Martin)

SIBFORD (Holy Trinity)

Sibford, Broad = Sibford Gower

Sibford Ferris, Sibford Gower (Bloxham Hundred; Banbury Poor Law Union), townships, in peculiar jurisdiction - see Sibford (Holy Trinity) or Swalcliffe before 1840

Sibford Gower, Methodist

Sibford Gower, Society of Friends, Monthly Meeting

Signet - see Burford

Slate Mill - Bourton, Great (p. Cropredy)

Somers Town = Summertown

SOMERTON (St. James)

Sondcombe = Swyncombe

SONNING (St. Andrew)

SONNING COMMON (Christ the King)

SOULDERN (St. Mary)

Soundess - see Nettlebed

Southco(o)mbe - see Chipping Norton

SOUTHLEIGH (St. James)

Southrop (Chadlington Hundred; Banbury Poor Law Union), township - see Hook Norton [N.B. Southrop an ancient parish in Gloucestershire, nr. Broughton Poggs, Oxon]

SPELSBURY (All Saints)

Spilsbury = Spelsbury

Sprig(g)s Alley - see Chinnor

Stadham = Stadhampton

STADHAMPTON (St. John the Baptist)

Standhill (Pirton [or Pyrton] Hundred; Henley Poor Law Union), liberty - see Pyrton

STANDLAKE (St. Giles)

STANTON HARCOURT (St. Michael)

STANTON ST. JOHN

STEEPLE ASTON (St. Peter and St. Paul)

STEEPLE BARTON (St. Mary)

Stert = Kingston Stert (p. Aston Rowant)

Stoke, Little - see Checkendon

STOKE, NORTH (St. Mary the Virgin)

STOKE, SOUTH (St. Andrew)

STOKE LYNE (St. Peter)

STOKE ROW (St. John the Evangelist)

Stoke Row, Independent

STOKE TALMAGE (St. Mary Magdalen)

STOKENCHURCH (St. Peter and St. Paul)

Stokenchurch, Independent

Stonelands (Bampton Hundred; Witney Poor Law Union), extra-parochial - see Asthall and Swinbrook

STONESFIELD (St. James the Great)

Stonor - see Pishill and Pyrton

Stonor, R.C.

Stonor Park - see Pyrton

Stow-on-the-Wold Methodist Circuit

Stowford - see Stanton St. John

Stowood or Stow Woodstock (Bullingdon Hundred; Headington Poor Law Union), ancient parish [sometimes regarded as extra-parochial], but without registers - see Beckley regs. [7F]

STRATTON AUDLEY (St. Mary and St. Edburga)

Studley (Ashendon Hundred, Buckinghamshire; Headington Poor Law Union) - see Beckley (or Horton cum Studley after 1880)

Studley Priory - see Beckley

Stunsfield = Stonesfield

Stutridge - see Lewknor

Sulgrave Wesleyan

Summerton = Somerton

SUMMERTOWN (St. Michael and All Angels)

Summertown, Congregational

SWALCLIFFE (St. Peter and St. Paul)

Swarford = Swerford

SWERFORD (St. Mary)

Swift's House - see Stoke Lyne

SWINBROOK (St. Mary)

Sworford - see Milton, Great

Sworn Lays - see Asthall or Swinbrook

SWYNCOMBE (St. Botolph)

SYDENHAM (St. Mary)

Sydenham, Baptist

Synet = Signet (p. Burford)

TACKLEY (St. Nicholas)

TADMARTON (St. Nicholas)

Tadmarton, Lower and Upper - see Tadmarton (St. Nicholas)

Tadpole - see Fulbrook or Buckland (formerly Berkshire)

Tainton = Taynton

Tangley - see Fifield or Ramsden (p. Shipton under Wychwood)

Tarwood - see Stanton Harcourt

Taston - see Spelsbury

TAYNTON (St. John the Evangelist)

Temple Cowley - see Cowley (St. James)

Temple Mill - see Sibford Gower and Swalcliffe

TETSWORTH (St. Giles)

TEW, DUNS - see under DUNS TEW

TEW, GREAT (St. Michael)

TEW, LITTLE (St. John the Evangelist)

Tew, Wichell = Tew, Great

Teynton = Taynton

Thame All Saints Mission Church - no separate registers - see Thame St. Mary regs.

THAME (St. Mary the Virgin)

Thame, Baptist

Thame, Congregational

Thame, Methodist

Thame and Watlington, Methodist

Thame, New and Old, Thame Park (Thame Hundred; Thame Poor Law Union), liberties - see Thame (St. Mary the Virgin)

Thame Registration District

Thame Union Workhouse - see Thame

Thomley - see Waterperry

Thornbury = Binsey

Thrupp - see Kidlington

Tiddington - see Albury

Tillingstone or Tillingtons - see Langford

TOOT BALDON - see under BALDON, TOOT

TOWER HILL see under WITNEY ST. LUKE

TOWERSEY (St. Catherine)

Trench Green - see Mapledurham

Tue = Tew, Duns, Great or Little

Tuffield = Nuffield

Turner's Court - see Benson or Nuffield

Tusmore (Ploughley Hundred; Bicester Poor Law Union), ancient parish, but without registers - see Hardwick (cum Tusmore) regs. 6H

Tusmore Park, R.C.

Tythrop (Lewknor Hundred; Thame Poor Law Union), liberty - see Kingsey (now Buckinghamshire)

Underdown Mill - see Standlake

Uphill - see Lewknor

Upper End - see Fulbrook

Upper Mill - see Chipping Norton

Upsgrove = Warpsgrove

Upton and Signet - see Burford

Uxmoor - see Ipsden

Vicker - see Stoke, South

Walcot - see Charlbury

Walton - see Oxford St. Giles or Wolvercote

WARBOROUGH (St. Laurence)

Warborough, Society of Friends, Monthly Meeting (Reading and Warborough Monthly Meeting)

WARDINGTON (St. Mary Magdalene)

Wardington, Wesleyan Methodist

Warmscombe (Pirton [or Pyrton] Hundred; Henley Poor Law Union), liberty - see Watlington (and Bix)

Warneford Asylum - see Oxford

Warpsgrove (Ewelme Hundred; Thame Poor Law Union), ancient parish, but without registers - see Chalgrove regs.

Watcombe - see Watlington

WATER EATON

Water End - see Aston Rowant or Stokenchurch (now Buckinghamshire)

Waterloo - see Fulbrook Waterman s Lodge - see Shorthampton or Charlbury

WATERPERRY (St. Mary the Virgin)

Waterperry, R.C.

WATERSTOCK (St. Leonard)

WATLINGTON (St. Leonard)

Watlington, Wesleyan

Wat(t)leton = Watlington

Weald - see Bampton

Weirs Mill - see Oxford St. Aldate

Wellground - see Lewknor

Wells Lodge - see Shipton under Wychwood

WENDLEBURY (St. Giles)

Westbrook - see Burford

WESTCOTE BARTON (St. Edward the Confessor)

West End - see Stanton Harcourt or Hailey (p. Witney) or Wootton

Westhall, Westhall Hill - see Fulbrook

Weston, North (Thame Hundred; Thame Poor Law Union), liberty - see Thame

Weston Park - see Chesterton

WESTON, SOUTH (St. Laurence)

WESTON ON THE GREEN (St. Mary the Virgin)

WESTWELL (St. Mary)

What(e)ley = Wheatley

WHEATFIELD (St. Andrew)

WHEATLEY (St. Mary the Virgin)

Wheatley, Congregational

Whetstones End - see Newnham Murren

Whistlow - see Steeple Barton

WHITCHURCH (St. Mary)

WHITCHURCH HILL (St. John the Baptist)

Whitecross Green - see Beckley

Whitehill - see Tackley

Whitelands - see Pishill and Watlington

White Oak Green - see (Hailey with) Crawley or Witney

Whitfield = Wheatfield

Whitford = Widford

Wichell Tew = Tew, Great

Wick - see Headington

Wickham - see Banbury

WIDFORD (St. Oswald)

WIGGINTON (St. Giles)

WILCOTE (St. Peter)

Willaston - see Hethe

Williamscot - see Wardington or Cropredy

Willscot = Williamscot

Willison = Willaston

Windmill Hill - see Nettlebed

Winnall (= Hempton Wainhill) - see Chinnor

Witheridge Hill - see Rotherfield Greys

Withycoombe - see Wigginton

WITNEY (Holy Trinity)

WITNEY (St. Luke)

WITNEY (St. Mary the Virgin)

Witney Cemetery

Witney, Municipal

Witney, Congregational

Witney, Independent and Baptist

Witney, Presbyterian

Witney, Primitive Methodist

Witney, Society of Friends, Monthly Meeting

Witney, Wesleyan

Witney, White Dove Spiritualist Teaching Centre

Witney Registration District

Witney Union Workhouse - see Curbridge (p. Witney)

Wivelcote = Wilcote

WOLVERCOTE (St. Peter)

WOODCOTE (St. Leonard)

Woodcote (hamlet) - see Souldern

WOOD EATON (Holy Rood)

WOOD GREEN - see under WITNEY HOLY TRINITY

Woodlays - see Wootton

Woodperry - see Stanton St. John

WOODSTOCK (St. Mary Magdalene)

Woodstock, New - see Bladon (or Woodstock)

Woodstock, Old - see Wootton

Woodstock Registration District

Woodstock Union Workhouse - see Hensington (p. Bladon)

Woodstock Union Workhouse chapel

Woolaston - see Mixbury

WOOTTON (St. Mary)

Wormsley - see Lewknor and Stokenchurch (now Buckinghamshire)

Worsham (Mill) - see Asthall

Worton - see Cassington

Worton, Lower = Worton, Nether

WORTON, NETHER (St. James)

WORTON, OVER (Holy Trinity)

Worton, Upper = Worton, Over

Wretchwick - see Bicester

WROXTON (All Saints)

Wroxton and Balscote Civil Cemetery

Wroxton and Great Bourton, Independent

Wychwood, extra-parochial - see Shipton under Wychwood and Ascott under Wychwood, or Leafield after 1860 3G

Wyfold, Wyfold Court, Wyfold Park - see Checkendon (or Rotherfield Peppard)

Yardington, Yarington = Yarnton

YARNTON (St. Bartholomew)

Yarnton Mead - see Begbroke and Yarnton

Yatt, New - see Hailey (p. Witney) and Northleigh

Yearington = Yarnton

Yeffley, Yeftly, Yeiffley = Iffley

YELFORD (St. Nicholas and St. Swithun)

Yieffley = Iffley