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Books Indexed BOOKS INDEXED BARRINGTON, Peter Allen, Peter, Bk2 p115 The Changing Faces of Bicester Book 1 Allen, Queenie, Bk 4 p44 Allen, R J, Bk 5 p124 BARRINGTON, Peter & WATTS, David Allen, Rosemary, Bk 2 p121 The Changing Faces of Bicester Book 2 Allen, Taffy, Bk 2 p127 Allen, Thomas Hanks, Bk 1 p79 WATTS, David & BARRINGTON, Peter Allen, Thomas Henry, Bk 1 p79 The Changing Faces of Bicester Book 3 Allen, Vera, Bk 1 p92, Bk2 p18, p18, Bk 4 p44 WATTS, David & BARRINGTON, Peter Alley, Henry, Bk 3 p47 The Changing Faces of Bicester Book 4 Alley, Maurice, Bk 1 p96, Bk 5 p128-29, p131 Allington Family, Bk 1 p17 WATTS, David & BARRINGTON, Peter Allmond, Gillian, Bk 1 p71 The Changing Faces of Bicester Book 5 Allmond, Jean, Bk 3 p60 Allmond, Thomas (Police Superintendent) Page numbers in italics = photographs Bk 3 p59 Allmond, Tom Allan, Bk 3 p59, p59 Index compiled by Liz Edwards Allmond’s Saddlemakers, Bk 3 p59-60, p59-60 Allotments – see New Street Allotments Allsworth, Pat, Bk 3 p105 A Allsworth, Percy, Bk 1 p96, Bk 5 p129, p131, p136 Acland, Henry, Bk 5 p141 Allum, Mrs, Bk 3 p35 Acland Model Houses, Bk 5 p141, p141 Almshouses, Bk 4 p46, p56, Bk 5 p139-40, p140 Acton, Geoff, Bk 2 p107 Ambrosden, Bk 1 p44-45, Bk 4 p60, Bk 5 p85 Adams, G, Bk 3 p100 Ambrosden House, Bk 2 p24-25, Bk 4 p126 Adams, George, Bk 5 p45 Ambrosden Post Office, Bk 5 p106 Adams, Joyce, Bk 5 p45-46 Ancient Order of Foresters, Bk 5 p27-28, p27 Adams, Peter D, Bk 1 p69 Ancil, Basil, Bk 5 p34 Adcock, Frederick, Bk 4 p120, p120 Ancil, Beryl (née Bonner) Adcock, Jane (née Green), Bk 4 p120, p120 Ancil, Derek, Bk 5 p34 Adcock, Richard, Bk 4 p120 Anderson, Andy, Bk 2 p112 Adderbury, Bk 1 p91 Anderson, John, Bk 2 p112 Agricultural Show, Bk 5 p19-20, p19, p99, p165 Andrews, Andy, Bk 5 p6 Agriculture – see Farming Andrews, Gladys (Mrs), Bk 4 p117 Air Raid Shelters, Bk 3 p29, Bk 5 p59, p106 Andrews, W, Bk 5 p124 Alchester, Bk 2 p5, Bk 3 p6-8, Andrews, Walter, Bk 4 p117, p117 Bk 4 p117-119, p118-119, Bk 5 p6 Angel, The, Bk 1 p31, Bk 3 p10, p72, p72, p79 Alderson, Betty, Bk 1 p68 Anglo-Saxon Remains, Bk 3 p6, p43, Bk 5 p108 Aldred, Chris, Bk 4 p131 Ansell, F, Bk 2 p124 Aldridge, A, Bk 4 p124 Ansell, M (Corporal), Bk 5 p98 Aldridge, George, Bk 4 p20, Bk 5 p91 Antique Shop, Bk 3 p25, Bk 5 p160 Adridge, W J, Bk 5 p124 Antwhistle, T, Bk 2 p108 Aldridge, William, Bk 4 p20 Archer, Betty, Bk 2 p120 Alkins, Kimberly, Bk 3 p25 Archer, Geoff, Bk 2 p25, p47, p54, p120, Bk 5 p6 Allen, Bob, Bk 2 p124-25 Archer, Stan, Bk 5 p6 Allen, Dennis, Bk 2 p124 Ardley, Bk 4 p60 Allen, G, Bk 2 p121 Aris, Sean, Bk 2 p83 Allen, Gordon, Bk 1 p79 Arkell, William, Bk 4 p108 Allen, John, Bk 5 p24, p132, p134 Army Catering Corps, Bk 1 p46 Allen, Margaret, Bk 1 p16 Ardley Station, Bk 3 p114, Bk 4 p 21 Allen, Nora, Bk 3 p55 Ardley Tunnel, Bk 3 p114 Allen, P R, Bk 1 p70 Arncott, Bk 1 p44-45 Arncott Hill, Bk 1 p44 Ash, Bert, Bk 2 p88 Copyright © 2013 – Bicester Local History Society 1 Ash, Cynthia, Bk 2 p88 Baggett, Paul, Bk 2 p113 Ash, Doris, Bk 2 p88 Baggett, William, Bk 3 p57 Ashdown, Les, Bk 2 p53 Bailey, Jim (Chief Constable), Bk 3 p102 Ashendon Junction, Bk 3 p114 Bailey, Pam, Bk 4 p131 Ashmore, C H, Bk 5 p125 Bainton, David, Bk 3 p62 Ashmore, Charles, Bk 2 p8 Bainton Manor, Bk 3, p88 Ashmore, Jean, Bk 2 p10 Bainton, Ray (Mrs), Bk 5 p107 Ashmore, Charles (Mrs), Bk 4 p128 Bainton, Raymond, Bk 1 p28, p83, Ashmore, George (Mrs), Bk 4 p128 Bk 2 p48, p49, Bk 3 p42, p62, p126 Ashmore, H, Bk 5 p124 Baker, A, Bk 1 p90, Bk 5 p46 Ashmore, Mary – see Carter, Mary (Mrs) Baker, A, Bk 4 p123 Ashmore, Pat, Bk 5 p132 Baker, Samuel, Bk 5, p36 Ashmore, Patricia – see Butler, Patricia (Mrs) Bakers Ashmore, Robin, Bk 2 p8 – see Baughan and Son Ashmore, Roland, Bk 2 p8, p10 – see Bicester Bakery Ashmore’s Ironmongers, Bk 1 p10, – see Nash’s Bk 2 p8, p9, Bk 3 p46, Bk 4 p127-28, Baker’s Cart, Bk 3 p24, p24 p127-29, Bk 5 p43, p157, p168 Ball, William (junior), Bk 5 p85, p87 Ashmore’s Shop Fire, Bk 2 p9, Bk 4 p127, p127, p129 Ball, William (senior), Bk 5 p85 Ashton Club, Bk 4 p46, Bk 5 p163-64 Balliol Road, Bk 3 p115 Ashton Club Yard, Bk 1 p20, Bk 3 p32, Bk 5 p163-64 Banbury Road, Bk 3 p65 Ashton House, Bk 5 p161, p161 Bangs, P, Bk 5 p124 Assembly Room, Bk 5 p48, p61 Banks, Andrew, Bk 1 p70 Astle, Jim, Bk 2 p108 Bannister, A, Bk 5 p124 A.T.S., Bk 1 p49 Bannister, A J, Bk 5 p125 Attwood, Dave, Bk 3 p105 Bannister Family, Bk 5, p29, p30 Aubrey, John, Bk 5 p63 Barber, Edith, Bk 1 p21 Auger, A G, Bk 5 p125 Barclay’s Bank, Bk 4 p57 Austin, (Mrs), Bk 5 p69, p133 Barden, Dave, Bk 2 p117 Austin, Annie (née Keeys), Bk 5 p26 Barden, John, Bk 5 p128 Austin, C, Bk 5 p124 Barden, Sue, Bk 4 p131 Austin, David, Bk 5 p133 Barden, Tony, Bk 2 p127 Austin, Gill, Bk 5 p133 Bardwell Boys Football Club, Bk 3 p62, p62 Austin, Hazel, Bk 5 p132 Bardwell Road, Bk 5 p85 Austin, Kate, Bk 2 p121-22 Barker, Peter (Rev), Bk 2 p105, Bk 5 p174 Aves, Patrick, Bk 1 p71-72 Barker, Sean, Bk 3 p62 Aynho, Bk 3 p114 Barlow, J, Bk 5 p104 Ayres, Andrew Edward, Bk 4 p116, p116 Barlow, Jack, Bk 3 p14, p14 Ayres, Bertha (Mrs), Bk 4 p116 Barlow, Jack (Mrs), (second wife), Bk 3 p14, Ayris, A, Bk 5 p125 p14 Ayris, C, Bk 2 p117 Barlow, Joyce, Bk 3 p14 Ayris, Don, Bk 5 p66 Barlow, Louise – see Buxey, Louise (Mrs) Ayris, James (Baggy), Bk 5 p65, p65 Barlow, Nora, Bk 3 p14 Ayris, Len, Bk 5 p68 Barn Piece, Bk 2 p106 Ayris, Louisa, Bk 5 p66, p66 Barnard, Ron, Bk 1 p71 Ayris, Marjorie – see Dean, Marjorie (Mrs) Barnes, Colin, Bk 2 p111 Ayris, T, Bk 5 p124 Barnes, Sylvia, Bk 1 p71-72, Bk 5 p136 Ayris, Tony, Bk 2 p127 Barnet, Emmanuel, Bk 2 p31 Barnett, Delia (Mrs), Bk 3 p90, p90-91 Barnett, J, Bk 4 p133 B Barney, Phyllis, Bk 1 p29 B. Jackson (Bicester) Ltd, Bk 4 p21-25 Barratt, George, Bk 3 p32 Bachelor, Iris, Bk 5 p45 Barratt, Gordon, Bk 3 p103 Baggett (Mrs), Bk 5 p69 Barratt, William, Bk 5 p74 Baggett, J W, Bk5 p27 Barrett, John, Bk 4 p131 Baggett, Karen, Bk 5 p134 Barrett, P, Bk 5 p125 Copyright © 2013 – Bicester Local History Society 2 Barry Avenue, Bk 1 p82-83 Bertram, Tom, Bk 4 p140 Bartlett, T, Bk 2 p108 Bicastrian Newspaper, Bk 1 p45 Barton, John, Bk 2 p107-8 Bicester Advertiser, Bk 1 p23, p24, Bk 3 Bass, Mick, Bk 2 p108 p51, Bk 5 p18, p81-82, p95 Bassett Avenue, Bk 3 p115 Bicester Air Raid Precautions Headquarters, Bassett, Gilbert, Bk 1 p91, Bk 5 p108 Bk 5 p42 Batchelor (Trooper), Bk 5 p98 Bicester and District National Reserve, Bk 5, p97, p97 Batchelor, Alice (Mrs), Bk 5 p142, p142 – see also Oxford Voluntary Reserve, Bates, C, Bk 2 p124 Bicester Detachment Bates Lane, Souldern, Bk 2 p86 Bicester and District Twinning Association, Bk 2 p57 Bath Terrace, Bk 3 p28 Bicester and North Oxford Cricket Club, Bk 2 p107 Baughan, Bette, Bk 1 p96 Bicester & Ploughley Sports Centre, Bk 1 p84, Bk 2 Baughan, Bill, Bk 4 p78 p28 Baughan, Fanny, Bk 4 p18 Bicester and Warden Hill Hunt Baughan, Frederick, Bk 3 p23-25 – see Bicester Hunt Baughan, Harry, Bk 3 p23 Bicester Bakery, Bk 1 p13, p22, Bk 3 p28, Baughan’s and Son Bakers, Bk 3 p23, p23-25 p28 – see also Nash’s Bayfield (Miss), Bk 5 p165, p165 Bicester Band, Bk 5 p27 Bayfield, Charles (Rev), Bk 5 p165 Bicester Board of Guardians, Bk 4 p84-85 Baylis, Madge – see Bonner, Madge (Mrs) Bicester Bowls Club, Bk 1 p90, p90, Bk 2 p120, Bayman, Joan, Bk 4 p137, p139-40, p142, p142 Bk 5 p46 Beachey, Bill, Bk 2 p124 Bicester Charity School, Bk 5 p114 Bear Pub, The, Bk 1 p10, Bk 3 p71, p71 Bicester Choral and Operatic Society, Bk 4 Beard, Fred, Bk 5 p133 p130, p131-37 Beard, John, Bk 5 p133 Bicester Coal Charity, Bk 4 p56 Beard, Ron, Bk 5 p136 Bicester Colts Rugby, Bk 2 p113 Beasley Family, Bk 4 p14 Bicester Community College, Bk 1 p57, Beasley, J, Bk 2 p117 Bk 2 p91, Bk 4 p130 Beasley, Peter, Bk 2 p124 Bicester Comprehensive School, Bk 1 p57 Beaumont, F T, Bk 2 p41 Bicester County School Beazley, C N, Bk 5 p116 – see Bicester Grammar School Beccles, Daisy – see Paragreen, Daisy (Mrs) Bicester Cricket Club, Bk 2 p107-9, p107-9, Bk 4 p59 Beck, G (Rev), Bk 2 p108 Bicester Drama Society, Bk 4 p130, p137-43, p137-43 Beckett, George, Bk 2 p78 Bicester Emigration Committee, Bk 4 p94 Bee Keeping, Bk 2 p17 Bicester Feoffee Charity, Bk 2 p60, Bk 5 p63 Beech, Jo, Bk 3 p105 Bicester Floral Club, Bk 5 p16 Beechey, Paul, Bk 4 p136 Bicester Football Club, Bk 4 p59 Beeching Report, Bk 3 p111 Bicester Foxes, Bk 2 p126-27 Beers, Albert, Bk 4 p76 Bicester Friends of the Blind and Partially Beeson, C F (Dr), Bk 2 p56 Sighted, Bk 2 p54 Belgian Refugees – see Refugees Bicester Garrison, Bk 1 p44, Bk 5 p96 Bell, The, Bk 3 p70, p85, p85 Bicester Gas Works, Bk 3 p108, p111, p111, Bk 5 p62 Bell, Alan, Bk 3 p21 Bicester Grammar School, Bk 1 p57-72, Bell Lane, Bk 2 p56, Bk 3 p85, Bk 5 p85-87, p85 p59, p62-72, Bk 3 p48, p60, Bk 5 p45-46, p105, Bell, Paddy, Bk 3, p21 p115 Bellmaker, Bk 2 p56, Bk 3 p85 Bicester Grammar School Staff and Old Bell Ringing, Bk 3 p 56-57, p57, Bk 5 p68, p112-13 Scholars Dramatic Club, Bk 1 p66-68, Bk 4 p144 Bells, Bk 5 p112, p112 Bicester Hall, Bk 1 p57, Bk 3 p89, Bk 4 p123 Benfield, Frank, Bk 2 p78 Bicester Herald, Bk 1 p23, Bk 5 p40, p81-84 Bennett, William, Bk 5 p127 Bicester Hockey Club, Bk 2 p110-112, p110-12 Berridge, Martha Tubb, Bk 3 p81 Bicester House, Bk 2 p42-47, p42, p45, Bk 5 p7, Berridge, Thomas, Bk 3 p81, p81, Bk 5 p97 p14-18, p14-18, p104 Berry, (Mrs), Bk 4 p44 Bicester Hunt, Bk 1 p25, p57, p73, p84, p84 Berry, Paul, Bk 1 p71 Bk 2 p46, p50, Bk 3 p49, p63, p63, p64, Berry’s Sweet Shop, Bk 4 p44 p70, p76, p88-95, Bk 5 p32, p34, p54 Bertie, Peregrine (Hon), Bk 3 p88 Bicester Hunt with Whaddon Chase Copyright © 2013 – Bicester Local History
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