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A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 2

Year published

1907

Author

William Page (editor)

Description

Covers the religious houses of the county, including some early colleges of the University of Oxford. The volume also includes accounts aspects of social and economic history and the archaeology of the county.

Sponsor

Victoria County History

Source

Victoria County History: Oxfordshire (Secondary texts)

Places

South East

Subjects

Ecclesiastical and religious, Local

Periods

11th and 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th

Showing records 1 - 50 of 55

1
Ecclesiastical history
1-63
2
Religious houses - Introduction
64
3
Houses of Benedictine monks - The abbey of Eynsham
65-67
4
Houses of Benedictine monks - The priory of Phelely
67-68
5
Houses of Benedictine monks - Canterbury College, Oxford
68
6
Houses of Benedictine monks - Durham College, Oxford
68-70
7
Houses of Benedictine monks - Gloucester College, Oxford
70-71
8
Houses of Benedictine nuns - The abbey of Godstow
71-75
9
Houses of Benedictine nuns - The priory of Littlemore
75-77
10
Houses of Benedictine nuns - The priory of Studley
77-79
11
Houses of Cistercian monks - The abbey of Bruern
79-81
12
Houses of Cistercian monks - The abbey of Rewley
81-83
13
Houses of Cistercian monks - The abbey of Thame
83-86
14
Houses of Cistercian monks - The college of St Bernard, Oxford
86
15
Houses of Augustinian canons - The abbey of Dorchester
87-90
16
Houses of Augustinian canons - The abbey of Oseney
90-93
17
Houses of Augustinian canons - The priory of Bicester
93-95
18
Houses of Augustinian canons - The priory of Cold Norton
95-97
19
Houses of Augustinian canons - The priory of St Frideswide, Oxford
97-101
20
Houses of Augustinian canons - The priory of Wroxton
101-102
21
Houses of Augustinian canons - St Mary's College, Oxford
102-103
22
House of Austin nuns - The priory of Goring
103-104
23
House of the Gilbertine order - The priory of Clattercote
105
24
House of Knights Hospitallers - The preceptory of Clanfield
105-106
25
House of Knights Templars - The preceptory of Sandford
106-107
26
Friaries - The house of Black Friars
107-122
27
Friaries - The house of Grey Friars
122-137
28
Friaries - The house of White Friars
137-143
29
Friaries - The house of Austin friars
143-148
30
Friaries - The house of Crutched friars
148-149
31
Friaries - The house of Friars of the Sack
149-150
32
Friaries - The house of Trinitarian friars
150-152
33
Hospitals - St John the Baptist, Banbury
152-154
34
Hospitals - St Leonard, Banbury
154
35
Hospitals - Bicester
154
36
Hospitals - St John the Evangelist, Burford
154-155
37
Hospitals - Cold Norton
155
38
Hospitals - Crowmarsh
155-156
39
Hospitals - Ewelme
156
40
Hospitals - Eynsham
156
41
Hospitals - St Bartholomew, Oxford
157-158
42
Hospitals - St Clement & St Giles, Oxford
158
43
Hospitals - St John the Baptist, Oxford
158-159
44
Hospitals - St Peter, Oxford
160
45
Hospitals - Woodstock
160
46
Colleges - St George, Oxford
160-161
47
Alien houses - The priory of Cogges
161-162
48
Alien houses - The priory of Minster Lovell
162-163
49
Social and economic history
165-213
50
Table of population, 1801-1901
213-224
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