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Definitive Map of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date: 21st February 2006 Colour SHEET SP 42 NW 40 41 42 43 44 45 417/6 6500 3500 4600 7100 2000 0005 0002 0005 3600 Pond 0001 0001 6300 8500 1500 30 336/17 Issues 30 336/17 Lodge Ponds 1090 0001 336/16 336/14 417/1 Newhouse Farm 234/18 417/6 3484 8983 Drain 417/7 Drain 6779 Issues 0275 5875 8675 1872 8270 0071 0 0071 0069 0069 3567 Issues 417/1 Spring 0960 Collects 8357 Spring 417/1 0053 8352 6050 6350 Collects Drain 1244 0043 417/8 0042 336/14 417/1 5639 1538 5039 0042 Lower Farm 234/10 336/11 Spring 1936 Spring 417/6 3235 9633 Lower Farm Cottages Issues 7132 5532 6835 6831 234/10 Flighthill Farm Flighthill Farm 417/6 417/8 Pond 0020 336/13 Issues Drain Holy Trinity 2221 Church 9821 5123 6023 Glebe Cottage Park House The Grove Grove Cottage Rest Hill House Roses Cottage 9215 417/5 Yard Cottage 0014 Spring The Coach House 1914 2413 0014 The Grange 6614 Silos Issues Worton House Woodcutters Flighthill Cottage Common Barn Farm Hall Cottage Barn Cottage 8813 417/2 1010 Pond Rest Hill Cottages 417/5 195/1 336/15 Issues 417/2 Drain 2603 0004 5700 0006 1800 3700 6600 8600 OVER WORTON 8200 336/11 0003 417/3 0004 9500 6600 0004 5700 0006 1800 5200 5200 6600 8600 0004 9500 1000 1500 2900 5800 7200 8200 0003 4500 0004 29 Pond 4497 29 3100 Council House Duns Tew CP 3491 Spring 0078 Pond 5576 Spring Pond Rest Hill Farm Drain 8673 2273 5672 Worton CP 9871 0069 Lark Rise 0066 8865 1165 0065 6764 0064 195/1 33 417/3 6/ 4463 9260 12 1960 0065 0058 4458 336/13 5456 The Bungalow 0058 Pond Pond 2050 8752 0050 336/10 Brae 9148 2648 417/4 3443 8547 Cockley Brook 417/3 5347 9946 0544 0044 0044 1042 336/11 0040 2641 3241 7038 0040 Pond Cockley Brook 336/12 Pond 336/8 4035 417/4 Issues Park Farm Pond Barn 4232 9030 Heath Farm 4430 4829 Pond 0425 3025 6324 Lower Cottage 0024 336/10 336/9 0024 0025 336/5 Manor 8923 Sandford St. Martin CP Farm 336/7 6523 Coach House Manor Cottage Well 336/8 Cott Sinks Drain Well Close Farm Cottage Yew Tree 336/9 0219 0014 Co 4617 ckley Brook The Steps Rymills 336/7 Cott Dry Stones Bell 8615 The Plough Ledwell House Barn Barn 336/5 House House Green Rise 0014 336/8 Chapel Cott Drain 1008 Sunnyside Cottage Cobblers Cottage 336/6 0007 Pendles Ledwell Cottage Chapel Cottage 336/5 0005 3500 5000 8700 0002 LEDWELL 1600 5400 8600 0001 336/42800 5200 3800 5800 8200 0001 3000 4900 7800 0005 2500 5800 8200 0005 3500 5000 6800 8700 1600 5400 8600 0001 3000 7800 0005 2800 Drain 5200 0001 28 Pond 28 r House oo Cockley Brook Ashm 336/3 Ash House Beggars Lodge Orchard Cottage Caphill 0093 /5 336/4 6290 Well 336 3690 Great Tew CP 3783 1480 0080 0080 Spring Cockley Brook 6679 1373 6271 3071 0071 4271 0071 195/2 2970 6969 234/14 8467 0764 9764 6165 Pond The Cottages 4150 336/5 400/10 9860 6756 0056 0056 6055 6555 Pond 6554 336/2 336/4 Spring Pond 336/3 0049 Pond 0049 4048 Issues Sinks 6245 Beaconsfield Farm 400/6 3246 400/6 3444 Parkend 8444 Cottages 0243 Issues 0042 400/10 234/14 8940 9541 1339 336/1 336/1 0037 0037 PITTS LANE Issues PITTS LANE 0036 Springfield 2632 Cottage 365/18 8230 336/39233 2131 336/2 Spring 365/18 Heath Cottage Farm Issues Spring 400/11 6525 400/9 Club House 7221 4222 400/4 365/18 365/10 7419 5519 365/14 High Ley 400/9 400/4 Sinks 6709 365/14 Spring Rose Cottage Hillview 2400 Park Cottage Down Hill Farm POUND 0004 6500 BANK POUND 1700 4200 7300 4400 0006 2900 4700 6200 8500 2600 4700 5900 6500 7500 8700 BANK 4400 6100 7600 0006 2900 4700 6200 9000 4600 0016 0004 7500 1700 4200 9200 Down Hill Farm 4700 6500 8700 Mulberry Hall 27 Cottage 27 Well Stonecroft 365/10 The Pastures 365/14 8692 400/8 Franklyns 7890 0091 Franklins Farm Franklins Barn Park Farm River Dorn Issues Tyte Brook House Ford 3486 5585 Tyte Farm Issues Issues 7383 Ponds Ponds 4481 Brandon Hungryhill Cottage 2379 234/13 Barn Overflow 3578 1279 Orchard Cottage Issues Pond Inglenook 400/5 Drain LEDWELL ROAD 6771 3471 0769 Spreads Sandford Park Swimming 2568 St Martin's Church Pool 0070 Spring 365/10 3167 The Old Vicarage SANDFORD 4963 1362 1 River Dorn 400/4 Brandon Farm Drain Hazel ST MARTIN Bungalow 0060 2458 Beech 2559 5457 Cottage 6557 0858 Overflow Mildon Cottage 400/8 Cherry 365/1 5156 Cottage 400/4 7256 Manor Cottage Rose Cottage 7853 Cockley Brook 4153 Brook 365/29 uthfield Cottage Manor House So Box Tree Cottage 9450 Sandford Mill Manor Lodge Pear Tree Cottage 0850 Wisteria Cottage Crown 9149 House Cottage Carpenters Stoneleigh Spring Westcot Barton CP 0046 Bourn Cott 0047 Barn 0047 The Cottage Old Parish 0046 The Clover Hall Fir Tree Cottage Cottage 8444 Manor Farm Issues 2743 The Doctors 7942 5241 5641 365/29 365/13 Manor Farm Cottages MILL LANE MANOR ROAD 8438 3636 1934 365/12 0033 Steeple Barton CP 0530 1629 7629 3628 365/11 8927 ORCHARD WAY 0423 3119 River Dorn 3319 HILLSIDE ROAD 5719 0017 WORTON ROAD MARSHALL CRESCENT 2214 400/4 1514 SANDFORD ST. MARTIN ROAD Sycamore Farm 365/12 4208 2608 Spring Drain BALLARD CLOSE Pond Lodge Pavilion Pond 3504 Manor MIDDLE House Thusitit 0402 3400 8000 0005 8600 Pond 4000 6100 6900 0001 2700 3400 4500 6600 0002 5300 Laundry 0005 5900 1500 0001 Cottage 2800 CRES HOLLIERS BARTON 0005 5900 0002 0002 4000 5300 8000 0005 1500 2700 3400 4500 8600 1900 26 The Homestead 2300 26 2200 365/29 Flying Club and Microlight School 3400 HOLLIERS CRESCENT HOLLIERS CRESCENT DUNS TEW ROAD Turnpike Cottage Drain 2090 CROSSWAY 0693 Drain Sinks Cockley Brook Old Turnpike Cottages WORTON ROAD STREET Medlar Tree NORTH Pond Upper Turnpike Cottage Lower Turnpike Cottage 234/13 RECTORY CRESCENT 365/11 6289 DORN CLOSE Gate Drain 365/26 House 5887 Manor Farm Birch Tree Cottage 4982 3286 Manor Farm The FARRIERS ROAD 27 Chapel Cottages Turnpike Cottages 365/13 KIRBY CLOSE 365/6 Barn Cringle Crags Spring FRANCES ROAD Dashwood House JERVIS CLOSE 5683 Well Westcote 4286 SANDFORD ST MARTIN ROAD September 6483 Barton Lodge Cottage Granary 4481 1681 The 365/ Pond FLEMING DRIVE FLEMING CLOSE Garage Abbey Willows 365/8 Furlong B 4030 B 4030 Ford WOODWAY ROAD 9379 2779 1577 Carpenters' 7975 River Dorn Herdsway Arms House Grafton 6176 7675 Alice Marshall Hall NORTH STREET The Chase 5774 Holliers Farm Issues B 4030 9373 5572 4571 365/21 Barton House B 4030 365/25 JACOBS YARD ANE 1168 MILL L RACE 8667 ENSTONE ROAD The Fox TER Elm KIDDINGTON ROAD Brookside (PH) Dornfield House 0068 2167 Grove 0068 Barns Spring Ford Cocksparrow Hall St Edward's Church Park Farm WASHINGTON The Dock Main Road WESTCOTT Cottages Rectory RAYFORD LANE (Track) Burnside Elm Grove Farm 365/15 Barton Mill Cottage 6563 Barton Mill Hennoc House The 0064 Greystone House Up-A-Hill PW 202/28 Sidelings Park Farm 2161 Manor Farm Manor Farm BARTON New House 400/3 B 4030 Enstone CP 6960 River Dorn Home Farmhouse Laburnum Villa Braganza 4960 ENSTONE ROAD 400/1 MILL LANE 365/22 9459 FOX LANE Enstone Hill Cottage SOUTH STREET 2255 2654 1253 Herons Reach Ford River Dor Drain Middle Barton 0353 Cuckold's Holt Farm 1553 County Primary School County 4251 Primary n 0051 0051 School 400/1 The Thatched House CHURCH LANE 6647 Hind Park House 365/27 365/3 Hill View Spring 400/2 4443 8542 365/6 365/7 9941 B 4030 B 4030 8638 The Small Holding 365/2 4335 B 4030 3834 1133 202/31 CHURCH LANE B 4030 0831 Pond 0027 0027 1725 202/28 The Thatched Cottage B 4030 Pond The Farm STEEPLE 9019 The Croft Cross House BARTON 202/29 365/6 8900 0311 Wadham House Spring 365/3 202/36 Abbey Rosegarth 9007 Farm 1205 GAGINGWELL Spring The Old Vicarage 7606 202/31 8204 River Church Farm Pritchards Cottage PACK LANE 400/2 0402 365/2 365/17 0003 2000 3700 5400 7100 8800 0006 3500 8900 0004 2800 5100 0006 2900 1900 4900 7100 0003 Spring Mead Cottage 0004 8900 9600 4900 7100 0003 25 365/1 25 40 41 42 43 44 45 SHEET SP 42 NW For further information please contact: Scale 1:10,000 Oxfordshire County Council Environment and Economy To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Statement. Rights of Way Office Countryside Service The Definitive Map and Statement is conclusive evidence KEY: SP 33 SE SP 43 SW SP 43 SE Central Library in law that the rights shown on the Map existed at the County Boundary relevant date, but this is without prejudice to the possible Public Footpath Westgate existence of other rights not shown on the Map Oxford OX1 1DJ (see s56 Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981). Public Bridleway District Boundary Telephone: 01865 810808 Road Used as Public Path Parish Boundary SP 32 NE SP 42 NW SP 42 NE This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey (To be redesignated under Countryside & material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Rights of Way Act 2000, section 47, to Office © Crown copyright.
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    Scheduled Monuments in Oxfordshire Eclited by D. B. HARDEN HE Council for British Archaeology has recently issued the second eclition T of its J1emorandum on the Ancient Monuments Acts of 1913, 1931 and 1953.' This pamphlet explains in brief terms the provisions of the Acts and the machinery instituted by the Ministry of Works for operating them. It con­ tains also a list of local correspondents of the Mjnistry of Works, county by county, through whom reports and information about ancient monuments in the counties may be forwarded to the Ancient Monuments Department of the Ministry for action by the Chief Inspector of Ancient Monuments and his staff'. The information contained in the pamphlet is so important and so lucidly set out that the Committee has reacliJy acceded to a request from the Council for British Archaeology that its substance should be reprinted here. It is hoped that aJl members of the Society will make themselves familiar with the facts it provides, and be ready to keep the necessary watch on ancient monu­ ments in their area whether scheduled or not scheduled. Any actual or impend­ ing destruction or damage should be reported without delay either to the Cbief Inspector of Ancient Monuments or to the Ministry's Local Correspondent in the county in which the monument lies. (A list of the correspondents for Oxfordshire and neighbouring counties is given in Appendix I.) Special watch should, of course, be kept on monuments already scheduled, which are, for the very reason that they are scheduled, to be presumed to be amongst the most important ancient remains in the clistrict.