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From: rosemary probert <>
Subject: Re: [BAN] Catholic Records?
Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2001 17:57:20 +0100 (BST)
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Hi Linda,

There are a few BLOXHAM baptisms in the Non-Parochial registers for North
Oxfordshire from the OFHS:

1730 BLOXHAM Martin s. Martin of Bucks Bicester Independent Chapel
1806 BLOXHAM Thomas s. Thomas & Eliz. Bloxham & Milton Presbyterian Chapels
1809 BLOXHAM Elizabeth d. Thomas & Eliz. Bloxham & Milton Presbyterian Chapels
1811 BLOXHAM Mathew s. Thomas & Eliz. Bloxham & Milton Presbyterian Chapels
1814 BLOXHAM Joseph s. Thomas & Eliz. Bloxham & Milton Presbyterian Chapels
1816 BLOXHAM Charles s. Thomas & Eliz. Bloxham & Milton Presbyterian Chapels
1818 BLOXHAM Leonard s. Thomas & Eliz. Bloxham & Milton Presbyterian Chapels
1819 BLOXHAM Sarah d. Thomas & Eliz. Bloxham & Milton Presbyterian Chapels
1837 BLOXLEY William ?Holln. s. Samuel & Eliz. Banbury Wesleyan Chapel

Let me know if you want any further details,

PS. I think everyone if off on holiday :-)

Rosemary,
Northumberland UK

OFHS:1369
Rosemary's Family History - or at least a little bit of it!
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rprobert/index.htm




On Wed 15 Aug, Linda Hayball wrote:
> Dear Listers,
>
> I have recently purchased some of the Oxfordshire Parish Registers on fiche from the O
> xfordshire Family History Society. I was pleased to find lots of my Bloxham families,
> but disappointed that the majority of the Tobin family do not show
> up. I now think this is because a lot of them were Catholics, and so their records a
> re probably elsewhere.
> Please can someone tell me where I would find Catholic registers for the areas of Banb
> ury/Neithrop/Woodstock/Cropredy/Great Bourton? Would any of these be on fiche? The tim
> espan is between 1800 - 1900.
>
> This list has been remarkably quiet recently, or is my system not receiving the e-mail
> s? Perhaps the List-Owner would let me know if there is a problem?


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