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of farming prevailed in the parish until 1622. In the 13th and 14th centuries there were two fields: East Field and West Field. By 1539 it had been reorganised as a more efficient three-field system with the creation of South Field, apparently formed out of
Breadcroft and part of East Field. In 1622
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in the parish dates from 1616. By the 1670s there was one called the Angel and Crown. In 1703 Bletchingdon had three pubs: the Green Man, the Red Lion and the Swan. The Red Lion survived until 1951, when it lost its licence. The village's last surviving pub is The Blacks Head Inn. It is a
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by agreement between the Lord of the Manor, the Rector and the tenants. This is the earliest recorded instance of enclosure in
Oxfordshire by common consent, and it predates by more than a century the first use of an
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Kirtlington chapel. Other theories about this pub are that it was named for battle honours attributed to a local military family, or perhaps in honour of
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Bletchingdon village was originally built around a green, but the houses on the north side were demolished when
Bletchingdon Park was extended. The earliest known record of a
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16th-century building that was enlarged in the 17th and 18th centuries. It was originally called The
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at Enslow was spelt with a "t". A local business based on the site of the former station trades as "Smiths of
Bletchington".
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for the first time. The Band again qualified for the finals of the 2012 championships in
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designed the north aisle, which was added probably in 1869. The church was
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Bletchingdon's common lands â about 500 acres (200 ha) of
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Natives of the parish colloquially abbreviate it to "Bletch".
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The earliest known document to mention Bletchingdon is in the
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1320:"The Blacks Head Public House (Grade II) (1291168)"
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just over 1 mile (1.6 km) west of the village. The
975:"Local Area Report â Bletchingdon Parish (1170217690)"
414:, England. Bletchingdon parish includes the hamlet of
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troops in the Civil War, before being surrendered to
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List of parliamentary constituencies in Oxfordshire
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655:St Giles parish church porch, added in 1695, with
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509:of Bletchingdon until he died in prison in 1322.
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2337:Mid Oxfordshire or Woodstock County Constituency
1461:Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Place-Names
1563:Annals of Bletchingdon, in the County of Oxford
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1668:Bicester and Woodstock County Constituency
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1575:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (
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1131:"Church of St Giles, Church End (1220032)"
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735:of Akeman, which includes the parishes of
1441:– via Bletchingdon Village website.
554:held the same half hide at Bletchingdon.
422:recorded the parish's population as 910.
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406:and 6 miles (10 km) southwest of
2370:List of civil parishes in Oxfordshire
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637:Arthur Annesley, 5th Earl of Anglesey
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1372:Bletchingdon Parochial C of E School
1353:from the original on 4 December 2015
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1208:Dove's Guide for Church Bell Ringers
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88:10.75 km (4.15 sq mi)
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2342:Mid Oxfordshire County Constituency
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890:The nearest railway station is now
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698:Robert and William Cor of Aldbourne
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1499:; Merlin Press. pp. 118, 538.
1484:7 Circular Walks from Bletchingdon
1325:National Heritage List for England
1136:National Heritage List for England
1090:National Heritage List for England
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1510:A History of the County of Oxford
1201:Davies, Peter (7 December 2006).
1806:Barford St. John and St. Michael
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1523:Institute of Historical Research
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601:Bletchingdon Park, built in 1782
542:. The preceptory later moved to
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2332:Oxfordshire County Constituency
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452:in 1197. A document called the
2161:Shipton-on-Cherwell and Thrupp
1347:"The Secret Histories of Pubs"
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983:Office for National Statistics
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908:in one direction and Bicester
710:Matthew III Bagley of Chacombe
708:cast the second bell in 1738.
526:Dissolution of the Monasteries
1:
2392:Civil parishes in Oxfordshire
2363:List of places in Oxfordshire
2101:Newton Purcell with Shelswell
1507:, ed. (1959). "Blechingdon".
1272:. Bletchingdon Parish Council
1162:Baldwin, Sid (2 April 2011).
1085:"Bletchingdon Park (1219924)"
951:. Bletchingdon Parish Council
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808:in Oxfordshire, which was at
731:St Giles' is now part of the
434:of 1086, which records it as
402:2 miles (3 km) north of
2294:Municipal Borough of Banbury
858:
855:closed the station in 1964.
849:Bletchington railway station
819:The Blacks Head public house
472:Bletchington railway station
7:
1661:Banbury County Constituency
1450:Sources and further reading
1114:Sherwood & Pevsner 1974
1068:Sherwood & Pevsner 1974
779:was the main route linking
763:Economic and social history
117:OS grid reference
18:Human settlement in England
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1654:District Council elections
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572:(died 1360), foundress of
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1495:. Cambridge, MA; London:
1493:The English Field Systems
641:Grade II* listed building
467:meaning "Blecca's hill".
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2146:Shenington with Alkerton
1647:County Council elections
1540:The Buildings of England
1497:Harvard University Press
1491:Gray, Howard L (1959) .
1463:(4th ed.). Oxford:
1383:Bletchingdon Silver Band
845:Oxford and Rugby Railway
722:Whitechapel Bell Foundry
2397:Villages in Oxfordshire
2314:Bicester Rural District
2304:Bicester Urban District
1961:Gosford and Water Eaton
1881:Claydon with Clattercot
1519:Oxford University Press
1515:Victoria County History
1465:Oxford University Press
42:St Giles' parish church
2299:Banbury Rural District
1561:Wing, William (1872).
1203:"Bletchingdon S Giles"
1015:Smiths of Bletchington
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635:and built in 1782 for
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313:Bicester and Woodstock
239:Postcode district
111:85/km (220/sq mi)
1996:Hardwick with Tusmore
1976:Hampton Gay and Poyle
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692:The west tower has a
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454:Placitorum abbreviato
1789:Other civil parishes
1591:Bletchingdon Village
1546:. pp. 475â476.
1530:Sherwood, Jennifer;
1270:"About Bletchingdon"
1234:"Benefice of Akeman"
1230:Archbishops' Council
896:Cherwell Valley Line
676:Early English Gothic
326:Bletchingdon Village
217:Sovereign state
2261:Weston-on-the-Green
2165:Shipton-on-Cherwell
1926:Fencott and Murcott
1810:Barford St. Michael
1791:(component villages
949:Bletchingdon Parish
914:Weston-on-the-Green
757:Weston-on-the-Green
672:Norman architecture
670:includes traces of
552:Knights Hospitaller
398:) is a village and
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2036:Horton-cum-Studley
1866:Charlton-on-Otmoor
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683:Charles Buckeridge
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570:Elizabeth de Clare
546:. In the reign of
544:Sandford-on-Thames
305:UK Parliament
251:Dialling code
2402:Cherwell District
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1875:Little Chesterton
1542:. Harmondsworth:
1532:Pevsner, Nikolaus
1525:. pp. 56â71.
1244:Church of England
1239:A Church Near You
874:Championships in
865:Church of England
863:The parish has a
792:open field system
657:four-centred arch
622:Bletchingdon Park
615:Viscount Valentia
593:Bletchingdon Park
587:Bletchingdon Park
507:Lord of the Manor
485:Manor and estates
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167:Shire county
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2285:Former districts
2250:Upper Wardington
2245:Lower Wardington
2076:Middleton Stoney
1815:Barford St. John
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