Deddington - Knowledge

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1983 publication states that "on the north-east side of the Market Place stands the church, with its dominating 17th century tower, and beside it on the north the rectorial mansion, Castle House. (fn. 102)". The local report states that the "east front was reconstructed in 1925 after a fire". Castle House has been Grade II listed since December 1955. The historic listing confirms that it was a rectorial manor house, from the 13th century "rebuilt probably c.1654 for Thomas Appletree; restored 1894 by Thomas Garner for H.R. Franklin; extended early C20". Another source states that an extension was added "a few years" after the 1894 restoration. Today, the house includes a castellated tower, seven bedrooms and the consecrated chapel.

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Hopcraft Lane. Support for Deddington's National Schools declined until in 1848 they had only 80 pupils between them. Purpose-built boys' and girls' school buildings were designed by William Hambley of London and completed in 1854 on a new site in Banbury Road. The two schools were an immediate success and pupil numbers recovered to 180 by 1856. But school attendance varied with the seasons, as in the summer farm-workers' children tended to help more on the farm. In 1868, 247 children attended the school in winter but only 191 in summer. Boys and girls remained in separate schools on the same site until 1908, when the girls' school became the infants' school and the boys' school became a mixed school for the older children.

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to make it a fashionable town house. It is Grade II* listed. Stone predominates as the material for Deddington's older houses, but from the 18th century a few were built of red brick. They include the Corner House in High Street, Grade II listed and a terrace in New Street comprising Coniston House,

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cellar, but above ground it was rebuilt in the 17th century. The house has been Grade II* listed since 1955. The listing states that the building, it was used as an inn by 1774 and consisted of two dwellings as of 1955. A local history refers to a 1977 article which stated that the inn closed in 1927

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A published local history states that at one time, Castle House was called the Old Parsonage and the Great House, the latter "because of its long association with the Castle estate of which it was at times effectively the manor house". An 1808 map does depict the building as "The Great House" while a

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Society was founded to create separate boys' and girls' to succeed the charity school. By 1816 the two schools were teaching 35 children between them, including about 20 from neighbouring parishes. By 1832 the school was housed in converted buildings, including a barn, attached to Appletree Farm in

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on the east side of the castle seems to have been inserted in the 12th century, and buildings within the inner bailey seem to have been added later that century. In the 13th century the castle declined and fell into disrepair. In the 14th century it was demolished and its building stone re-used. In

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continued the pressure on the economy. The Napoleonic Wars ended in 1815, but Deddington continued to struggle with widespread poverty. By 1828 the parish was subsidising farmers to employ people. In the 1820s or early 1830s the parish adopted the Cropredy Plan, which was a formula for calculating

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meetings and as a court house. Three butchers each ran a stall there, and paid rent which was added to the town's charity for the poor. In 1858 the first floor was converted into a public library and reading room, and the ground floor arches were bricked up to form a station in which to keep the

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since June 1987. The description states: "Farmhouse incorporating parts of a manor house, now house, probably rebuilt early C17, incorporating late-C12 and possibly later medieval features, and altered C18/earIy C19". Castle House next to the parish church was originally a 13th-century farmhouse,

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common fields and left one fallow each year. This seems to have been Deddington's system until at least the 14th century, from which time there are several references to North and South fields. But there are also occasional Medieval references to East and West fields, and no plan of the fields is

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was established. It replaced Deddington Vestry, and in 1896 it took over the fire brigade. A local history states that the fire station was initially at Goose Green but that the pump was moved under the town hall at a later date and then to Earls Lane; it was moved to the current Banbury Road

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records that the house was rebuilt in 1647. It was extended again the 18th century. It has been Grade II* listed since December 1955, and the data was amended in May 1988. The listing states: "large farmhouse, now 2 dwellings. Early C16 and 1647 (on datestone), altered and extended late C18".

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drew up a new scheme for the charity. It replaced the old feoffees with new trustees, and decreed that the charity's surplus income be divided equally between buying coal for the poor of the parish and supporting Deddington's new National School, whose new building had been completed in 1854.

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that in Deddington parish he found "all the Grass Lands in the open Fields in a much worse state than most of the Commonable Land in the County, and some of the Arable Land in a wretched state of cultivation". He recommended that the land could be greatly improved, but only if it were first

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in Northamptonshire in 1787. Aynho Wharf is about 2 miles (3 km) east of Deddington, between Aynho and Clifton. The canal brought Warwickshire coal to the area, immediately reducing the local price of fuel. 4,106 tons of coal were unloaded at Aynho Wharf in 1793. In 1850 the

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worth £112, a horse-drawn coach, and an income from rents of £612 a year. In the 18th and early 19th centuries a succession of tenant farmers lived at Castle House and the building declined. In 1894 a local builder bought it and had it restored to designs by the architect

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miles (2.4 km) west of Deddington and about 489 feet (149 m) above sea level. The highest point of the ridge is on the western boundary of the parish, more than 490 feet (150 m) above sea level. The parish's topography is alluded to in a local rhyme:

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in hard-crust pastry that was baked in great numbers for the occasion. By the early 19th century the fair had been moved from Martinmas to 22 November. By 1863 the November fair was the only one to have survived. It continued until the 1930s.

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By the 16th century Deddington's land management was evolving. A record from 1574 states that for at least the last 50 years a field called the Crofts was part of the common field system for three years out of four, but it and

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and traded in Deddington from about 1723. His only son John Fardon (II) (1736–86) was only 10 years old when his father died and seems to have been apprenticed in London. In Farndon's absence Thomas Harris, a Quaker from

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miles (2.4 km) east of Deddington, at the eastern end of the ridge where it slopes down to the Cherwell. The ridges rises westward. Deddington is about 430 feet (130 m) above sea level. Hempton is about

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modernised the primary school with a new kitchen, cloakrooms, WCs, corridor, a new classroom and enlarged windows for the old classrooms. The modernisation was designed by the Diocesan Surveyor, the architect

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was built in Market Place early in the 17th century, possibly in 1611. It was rebuilt in 1806, possibly incorporating some of the original building. The ground floor is largely open, with arcades of brick

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requisitioned the bells from the damaged tower, presumably for scrap. Thereafter there is no record of Saint Peter and Paul having any bells until the middle of the 18th century, by which time it had a

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the church had several chapels and altars. The guild founded in 1445 (see above) established a Chapel of the Holy Trinity, probably in the north aisle. By early in the 16th century there was also an

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Union and sold off its parish workhouse. Thereafter anyone from Clifton, Deddington or Hempton who needed to claim relief would have to walk 10 miles (16 km) to Woodstock to appear before the

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were appointed to the charity and had a row of four almshouses built in Church Street. But in 1850–51 local residents complained that the charity was being administered improperly, so in 1851 the

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The parish is about 3 miles (5 km) wide east–west, about 2 miles (3 km) wide north–south and has an area of about 4,246 acres (1,718 ha). Watercourses bound it on three sides: The

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known to survive. In the 13th and 14th centuries Clifton and Hempton each had a two-field system separate from Deddington's. One of the Hundred Rolls from 1279–80 records that Ilbury did too.

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and then succeeded the Fardons at Deddington, perhaps when John Fardon (III) moved to Woodstock in 1838. Gibbs' dates of birth and death are not known but he was trading from 1805 until 1855.

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in 1805 and Saints Peter and Paul, Deddington in 1833. John Fardon (III) (1782–1865) was a watchmaker who was known to have carried out repairs between 1801 and 1830. He moved his business to

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When Deddington became a market town is not known, but may have been in the 12th century. By 1393 it was chartered to hold two annual three-day fairs: one starting on 15 July and the other on

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them as a ring of six. In 1946 Mears and Stainbank, also of the Whitechapel Bell Foundry, added the present treble and second bell, increasing the ring to eight. Saint Peter and Paul's

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with his men surrounded the inn and Gaveston, seeing that his guards would not fight, had to come outside to be chained and thrown in prison. A few days later Gaveston was taken to

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in 1838 and maintained the clock at St Mary the Virgin, Kidlington from 1839 until 1862. Joshua Gibbs was either apprenticed to or employed by the Fardons. He traded first at

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but a flat, circular tracery pattern. It may be 17th-century, in which case it would be another example of Gothic Survival architecture. The church was

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location in 1952. The new location is a purpose-built fire station; in 1952, it was operated by the Oxford County Fire Brigade but is now staffed by

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was completed on the site of the former windmill in Hempton Road and the former National School was reorganised as a primary school. In 1958 the

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Wychway House in the Bull Ring. In the late 19th and early 20th century it was Churchill's Colonial Meat Stores. It is now an apartment building.

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complete with its own small chapel. It may have been the house where the Earl of Pembroke brought Piers Gaveston in 1312. It used to be the

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content, giving it a rich brown colour characteristic of building stone in north Oxfordshire and neighbouring parts of Northamptonshire and

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at the site, in 1947 and in 1978. The remains were reburied afterward and only the extensive earthworks are visible today.

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In 1446 the Guild of the Holy Trinity founded a school. In 1548 the teacher was the chantry priest, William Burton, whom the

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buildings. But The Hermitage, a 17th-century house in the Market Place, was re-fronted early in the 18th century with a

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Maunds Farmhouse (centre and right) and Maunds Cottage (left) in High Street. Part of Maunds Farmhouse is 12th-century.

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West. John Fardon (II) returned from his apprenticeship and made longcase clocks. He too is buried at Adderbury West.

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Parts of Maunds Farmhouse in High Street are 12th-century. The house has been modified over the years. It has been a

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damaged the British economy. In Deddington the cost of poor relief rose from £243 in 1776 to £1,125 in 1803, and the

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the town seems to have grown wealthy. The more successful peasant farmers increased their lands and in 1445 formed a

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In 1854 a house at the junction of High Street and Horse Fair was converted into a prison designed by the architect

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A Parish at War; A military record of three Oxfordshire villages; Deddington — Clifton — Hempton; The Supplement

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and hacked to death by two Welshmen. This event is recalled by a chained eagle in Deddington's coat of arms.

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to be tried by the other earls and condemned to death. On 19 June he was taken to Blacklow Hill by the

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Deddington is where two old main roads cross: the Banbury – Oxford road running north – south and the

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on pain of forfeiting his lands, but he left Gaveston at Deddington and went to visit his wife at

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A Parish at War; A military record of three Oxfordshire villages; Deddington — Clifton — Hempton

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to request "outdoor relief" or an opportunity to live at the Hensington Lane, Bladon workhouse.

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Early Victorian Squarson – The Diaries Of Willam Cotton Risley, Vicar Of Deddington Oxfordshire

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Early Victorian Squarson – The Diaries Of Willam Cotton Risley, Vicar Of Deddington Oxfordshire

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was made in 1664 and the tower was finally rebuilt in 1683–85. Its rebuilding is an example of

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community of north Oxfordshire. John Fardon (I) (1700–43) was apprenticed to Thomas Gilkes of

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Deddington Wesleyan Reform Church in Chapel Square was built in 1851 and was a member of the

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what poor rate to set, and how much to subsidise farmers for each labourer they employed.

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Plough House in New Street used to be the Plough Inn. It has a 15th- or late 14th-century

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Castle House: a 13th-century house, rebuilt in the 17th century and restored in the 1890s

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are early 13th-century. The chancel was lengthened in the late 13th century, when its

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on 107.6 FM and Deddington OnAir, a community based radio station which broadcast on

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dialect word for an alley. The Tchure in Deddington is an old alleyway that is now a

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In 1883 a volunteer fire brigade was formed to run the parish fire engine. Under the

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in 1888 and two windows at the east end of the north aisle made by AJ Davies of the

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Houses at the north end of Market Place, with the parish church tower behind them

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carrying the first floor. The Town Hall's first floor room was used both for

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In the 18th century Deddington had a succession of clockmakers, all from the

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ferruginous marlstone hills between the three watercourses. Clifton is about

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to the east, its tributary the River Swere to the north and the Sowbrook (

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This article is about the town in England. For the town in Australia, see

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parish fire engine, which until then had been kept in the parish church.

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The Hermitage in Market Place: a 17th-century house with an 18th-century

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By 1611 Deddington had a charity for the poor of its parish. In 1818 new

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and Banbury. On Sundays there are four buses a day in each direction.

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Deddington public library, which used to be the court house and prison

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of Oxfordshire, which includes Deddington and was published in 1983.

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and the Aynho – South Newington road was classified B4031. When the

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south after Gaveston's surrender to a group of rebellious earls at

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Risley, William Cotton (2012). Smedley-Stevenson, Geoffrey (ed.).

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Risley, William Cotton (2007). Smedley-Stevenson, Geoffrey (ed.).

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also Grade II listed, as well as Windermere House and Roseleigh.

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From left to right: Windermere House, Coniston House and Roseleigh

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was completed in 1990 the Banbury – Oxford road was reclassified

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road running east – west. In 1755 the Kidlington and Deddington

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Thomas Fardon (1787–1838) made various timepieces including an

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Grove House, one of several 17th-century houses in New Street

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closed the station in 1964. The architectural historian Sir

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in Deddington. Pembroke had guaranteed Gaveston's safety to

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and Banbury. On weekdays and Saturdays buses run hourly to

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Many of Deddington's buildings are built of local Jurassic

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In 1807 a land surveyor reported to the Dean and Canons of

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recorded the parish's population as 2,146. It has been a

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Kings in the North: The House of Percy in British History

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in 1634. Rebuilding was begun but was interrupted by the

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for "place of the people of Dæda". "Dæda" was short for

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windows include the east window of the chancel made by

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published in 1963. He contributed to Volume XI of the

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Local news and television programmes are provided by

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The Deddington Arms Hotel (formerly the King's Arms)

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raised the poor rate to 10 shillings in the pound –

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List of parliamentary constituencies in Oxfordshire

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Oxfordshire has identically-named alleys in 4323: 3537: 683:In 1591 a survey of Deddington reported that 3551: 1359:Most of Deddington's older houses are local 1072:One of the 20th-century windows by AJ Davies 539: 3239:Allbrook, Michael; Forsyth, Robert (2012). 3220:Allbrook, Michael; Forsyth, Robert (2011). 1585:. television signals are received from the 4330: 4316: 3594:Bicester and Woodstock County Constituency 3544: 3530: 2988:"Transformation of School at Deddington". 2749:"The Hermitage (Grade II*) (1046323)" 1621:The Deddington Arms Hotel in the Bull Ring 1605:. The town is served by local newspaper, 1589:TV transmitter. Local radio stations are 1007:. Clifton and Hempton each had a separate 754:18th-century cottages in St Thomas' Street 2337: 1039:Parliament reformed poor relief with the 655:, about 25 miles (40 km) away. The 410:, England, 6 miles (10 km) south of 3429:. Vol. Part Two 1849–1869. Witney: 3406:. Vol. Part One 1835–1848. Witney: 1616: 1537: 1458: 1445: 1388: 1350: 1339: 1274: 1220: 1117: 1067: 974: 897: 790: 749: 674: 543: 475: 3289: 2236: 2234: 2232: 2005: 1993: 1981: 1969: 670: 4595: 3424: 3401: 3351: 3273: 3247: 2938: 2874: 2799: 2731: 2713:. British Listed Buildings. 5 May 1988 2697: 2557: 2545: 2533: 2521: 2447: 2384: 2350:Central Council of Church Bell Ringers 2325: 2295: 2283: 2271: 2201: 2189: 2174: 2162: 2150: 2122:"Almshouses (Grade II) (1046348)" 2104: 2087: 2070: 2053: 2038: 2017: 1957: 1945: 1933: 1918: 1906: 1891: 1879: 1867: 1815: 1803: 1791: 1779: 1767: 1154:in 1858–68 under the direction of the 4510:List of civil parishes in Oxfordshire 4311: 4296:List of civil parishes in Oxfordshire 3525: 3377: 3006:"Deddington Village Nursery and PFSU" 2217:. Deddington History. 3 November 2017 2215:"Bladon Workhouse Inhabitants - 1881" 1178:of four. In 1791 Thomas Mears of the 854:in 1769, reached Banbury in 1778 and 438:from 1275–76 records Deddington as a 4547:Sites of Special Scientific Interest 3447: 3279:A History of Deddington, Oxfordshire 3253:Clockmaking in Oxfordshire 1400–1850 2890:. Dedington History. 4 November 2015 2856:. Dedington History. 4 November 2015 2679:. Deddington History. 3 October 2015 2573:. Deddington History. 3 October 2015 2345:Dove's Guide for Church Bell Ringers 2331: 2229: 1852: 1063: 932:and is buried in the grounds of the 885:A History of Deddington, Oxfordshire 4387:District of the Vale of White Horse 4268:Mid Oxfordshire County Constituency 2338:Hedgecock, James (6 January 2007). 1441:Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service 1385:Public buildings and administration 1197:in 1923 and 1936. The building is 1003:By 1736–37 Deddington had a parish 620:1377 some of the stone was sold to 430:since the 12th century. One of the 414:. The parish includes two hamlets, 88:6.65 sq mi (17.2 km) 13: 3173:"The Crown and Tuns in Deddington" 2754:National Heritage List for England 2655:National Heritage List for England 2650:"PLOUGH HOUSE THE STEPS (1046329)" 2602:National Heritage List for England 2597:"Castle House Dedington (1300851)" 2501:National Heritage List for England 2470:National Heritage List for England 2251:National Heritage List for England 2127:National Heritage List for England 1635:The Crown and Tuns (controlled by 1243:St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle 1204: 783:for Deddington and Great Barford. 760:St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle 643:. The party stopped to rest at an 60: 14: 4624: 3502: 3323:A History of the County of Oxford 3224:. Oxford: Oxford Publishing Ltd. 3073:. 5 November 2017. Archived from 2954:. British History. 1 January 1983 2465:"THE LEADENPORCH HOUSE (1300760)" 1565:and Oxford, and twice an hour to 1216: 1122:"Saucer vault" in the north porch 1103:Chapel, and there were altars to 729:"the feyldes thereunto adiogning" 3732:Barford St. John and St. Michael 3624: 3433:for Banbury Historical Society. 3410:for Banbury Historical Society. 3335:Institute of Historical Research 3257:Museum of the History of Science 3243:. Oxford: Oxford Publishing Ltd. 3030:Deddington C of E Primary School 2340:"Deddington SS Peter & Paul" 1195:Bromsgrove Guild of Applied Arts 875:. The railway remains open, but 637:Piers Gaveston, Earl of Cornwall 59: 52: 36: 4258:Oxfordshire County Constituency 3198: 3187: 3165: 3139: 3118: 3092: 3056: 3034: 3023: 2998: 2944: 2902: 2880: 2846: 2820: 2779: 2768: 2737: 2703: 2669: 2638: 2626:. Country Life. 3 November 2017 2616: 2585: 2563: 2484: 2453: 2416: 2390: 2207: 2110: 1546:bus on route S4 in Market Place 1287:stayed here in 1644 during the 1078:Church of England parish church 795:The Unicorn Inn in Market Place 4087:Shipton-on-Cherwell and Thrupp 3313:Baggs, AP; Colvin, Christina; 1821: 1679:Office for National Statistics 1661: 970: 957:St Mary the Virgin, Kidlington 906: 96:2,146 (parish, including 1: 4613:Civil parishes in Oxfordshire 4382:District of South Oxfordshire 4289:List of places in Oxfordshire 4027:Newton Purcell with Shelswell 2952:"Parishes Dedington, Schools" 1654: 787:Commercial and social history 4532:Parliamentary constituencies 4392:District of West Oxfordshire 4220:Municipal Borough of Banbury 3251:(1989) . Simcock, AV (ed.). 2834:. Oxfordshire County Council 2496:"MAUNDS FARMHOUSE (1046314)" 1828:Dedington Castle and Grounds 1612: 1533: 1528:The Warriner School, Bloxham 1144:Gothic survival architecture 624:Priory. There have been two 445: 7: 3587:Banbury County Constituency 3321:. In Crossley, Alan (ed.). 3214:Sources and further reading 3044:. Stagecoach in Oxfordshire 2815:Sherwood & Pevsner 1974 2373:Sherwood & Pevsner 1974 2311:Sherwood & Pevsner 1974 1500:"in a corner of the church" 1126:The church once had a tall 1058: 1041:Poor Law Amendment Act 1834 991:referred the matter to the 979:Almshouses in Church Street 607:of Deddington. Odo had the 125:OS grid reference 25:Human settlement in England 10: 4629: 3580:District Council elections 3205:The Unicorn Inn Deddington 2571:"A Walk round the Village" 1842:Parishes: Deddington, 1983 1454: 1130:but it collapsed onto the 1017:American Revolutionary War 955:at the parish churches of 626:archaeological excavations 589:Norman conquest of England 15: 4519: 4400: 4364: 4353: 4276: 4248: 4210: 3714: 3633: 3622: 3603: 3560: 3448:Rose, Alexander (2003) . 3071:Stagecoach in Oxfordshire 1625:Deddington has a regular 1552:Stagecoach in Oxfordshire 1544:Stagecoach in Oxfordshire 1428:Local Government Act 1894 1261:Grade II* listed building 1021:French Revolutionary Wars 540:Toponym, manor and castle 533:Dirty, drunken Deddington 471:deserted medieval village 339: 329: 311: 307: 295: 283: 271: 267: 257: 245: 233: 223: 209: 191: 173: 155: 139: 123: 112: 92: 84: 47: 35: 30: 4562:Grade I listed buildings 4537:County Council elections 4235:Ploughley Rural District 4072:Shenington with Alkerton 3573:County Council elections 3481:The Buildings of England 3431:Robert Boyd Publications 3408:Robert Boyd Publications 3359:(4th ed.). Oxford: 3290:Compton, Hugh J (1976). 3255:(3rd ed.). Oxford: 1674:Neighbourhood Statistics 1572: 1490:Commissioners found was 1180:Whitechapel Bell Foundry 1076:The oldest parts of the 951:. He also installed the 861:Oxford and Rugby Railway 575:. The toponym was spelt 4240:Bicester Rural District 4230:Bicester Urban District 3887:Gosford and Water Eaton 3807:Claydon with Clattercot 3361:Oxford University Press 3331:Oxford University Press 3327:Victoria County History 2404:. Wesleyan Reform Union 1515:Secondary Modern School 1289:First English Civil War 1254:Grade I listed building 945:Act of Parliament clock 893:Victoria County History 4225:Banbury Rural District 3454:Orion Publishing Group 1622: 1547: 1483: 1451: 1396: 1356: 1348: 1280: 1226: 1123: 1095:were made. 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After the 563:is derived from the 225:Sovereign state 18:Deddington, Tasmania 4403:(cities in italics) 4187:Weston-on-the-Green 4091:Shipton-on-Cherwell 3852:Fencott and Murcott 3736:Barford St. Michael 3717:(component villages 3337:. pp. 81–120. 3296:David & Charles 2398:"Deddington Church" 1637:Hook Norton Brewery 1011:and levied its own 769:Barford St. Michael 631:On 9 June 1312 the 531:Clifton in the Clay 378: / 119:320/sq mi (125/km2) 4410:Abingdon-on-Thames 4357:Oxfordshire Portal 3962:Horton-cum-Studley 3792:Charlton-on-Otmoor 3378:Ivens, RJ (1984). 3153:. 22 December 2013 3147:"Banbury Guardian" 3126:"Deddington OnAir" 1755:, pp. 81–120. 1623: 1548: 1484: 1476:Charlton-on-Otmoor 1452: 1397: 1357: 1349: 1281: 1227: 1124: 1074: 1053:board of guardians 981: 904: 797: 756: 681: 641:Scarborough Castle 557: 490: 313:UK Parliament 259:Dialling code 4603:Cherwell District 4590: 4589: 4401:Major settlements 4340:Ceremonial county 4305: 4304: 3801:Little Chesterton 3515:"Deddington News" 3509:Deddington OnLine 3483:. 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