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 Also included is a guide to deposited non-parochial registers and/or
-copies (for further details see National Index of Parish Registers Vol 5 (Oxfordshire), ed. D.J. Steel,
+copies (for further details see //National Index of Parish Registers Vol 5 (Oxfordshire)//, ed. D.J. Steel,
-Phillimore for Society of Genealogists, 1966, reprinted 1976 and NIPR Vol 8, Part 1 (Berkshire)
+Phillimore for Society of Genealogists, 1966, reprinted 1976 and //NIPR Vol 8, Part 1 (Berkshire)//
 compiled by Anthony Wilcox, Society of Genealogists, 1989). For non-parochial registers held in The
-National Atchives see List and Index Society Vol. 265 (1996) and Vol. 267 (1996).
+National Archives see //List and Index Society Vol. 265 (1996) and Vol. 267 (1996//).
 With each parish is given the church dedication, the name of the Hundred (H) and Poor
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 transcripts; in most cases OFHS transcripts have been donated to: (a) Oxfordshire History Centre (OHC),
 St. Luke’s Church, Cowley, Oxford; (b) Society of Genealogists (SoG), London (for a catalogue of their
-holdings access SOGAT (via http://www.sog.org.uk/); (c) Bodleian Library (Bod), Oxford [few transcripts
+holdings access SOGAT (via https://www.sog.org.uk/); (c) Bodleian Library (Bod), Oxford [few transcripts
 completed since 1993 have been acquired]; (d) Oxfordshire County Library (OCL), Oxford;
 and (e) the incumbent or parochial church council (Inc); in addition OFHS transcripts for former
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 Central Library (RCL). Copies held by some of the 35 smaller Oxfordshire libraries, generally catering
 for their immediate vicinity only, are listed here too (for a list of Oxfordshire libraries visit
-<www.oxfordshire.gov.uk//libraries/>). A few copies are also held by Banbury Museum, the British
+https://www.oxfordshire.gov.uk//libraries/). A few copies are also held by Banbury Museum, the British
 Library, Guildhall Library, The National Archives (TNA) and the Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt
 Lake City (LDS). # indicates definitive transcripts on microfiche and/or CD available for purchase
 from the OFHS. See Members’ Handbook, generally issued with the Spring issue of Oxfordshire Family
 Historian, for complete lists and prices. The most up-to-date information is always available on the
-Internet on the OFHS pagesat <www.ofhs.org.uk> which now includes an imteractive ‘Parish
+Internet on the OFHS pages at https://www.ofhs.org.uk which now includes an imteractive ‘Parish
 Coverage Map’.