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cast the second bell in 1770. George Mears & Co of the same foundry cast the treble bell in 1865, and Mears and
Stainbank of Whitechapel recast the third bell in 1907. Then in 2005 the 1865 treble bell was removed and the Whitechapel foundry cast a new treble, second and third bells to increase
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family. The manor's name comes from the de
Rampayn family, who held it from about 1230 to 1329. It then passed through the Achard, Lynt, Walrond, Kentwood and Waryng families. Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Waryng married her second husband William Fettiplace, with whose descendants the manor then
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features of one of the transepts, but both transepts now have
Perpendicular windows that were inserted later. The tomb recess in the north transept contains a fine effigy of a knight. The south transept is the larger of the two and is the family Fettiplace chapel. St Mary's is notable for its
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in 1673. After his seven-year apprenticeship he remained in his master's service until 1689, when he was made a freeman of the City of Oxford and established his own clockmaking business in the city. In 1697 Knibb's elder brother, the distinguished clock and watchmaker
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opened in 1896. There is a village pond. It has existed for centuries and was used for watering livestock. Ridgeway C of E primary school is in
Childrey. It was opened in 1913 as the parish school for Childrey. In 1998 it merged with the school in nearby
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records that by 1086 it was held by a Norman, Turstin FitzRou. The manor's name comes from the de
Frethorne family, who were tenants of the manor by 1166 and remained so until 1357. In 1514, the manor was recorded as being held by
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who were all called John
Mautravers or Maltravers, and who held it from the late 12th to the late 14th centuries. The earliest known John Mautravers held the manor by 1194 and died in 1201. A later John Mautravers supported
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and adopted its current name. The buildings were extended in 2000. Childrey has a playing field with a football pitch, a playground and a pavilion with changing facilities. It also hosts the local
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Fettiplace, 5th Baronet in 1743, whereupon the manor passed to his sister Diana. She was married to John Bushel of
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through the Vale of White Horse was opened in 1840. It passes through the northern extremity of
Childrey parish, just under 2 miles (3 km) north of the village.
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in 1321–22. The rebellion was defeated and
Mautravers' lands, including his manor at Childrey, were seized. They were restored to him in 1327 and he was summoned to
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Hackpen Hill barrow. It is about 75 feet (23 m) in diameter and up to 3 feet 3 inches (1 m) high. Each barrow is a
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about 2 miles (3 km) to the north. The B4507 road passes east – west through the parish just south of the village, and forms a crossroads with the B4001.
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1868:Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Place-Names
1848:(3rd ed.). Usk: Oakwood Press. p. 23.
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1488:"Church of St Mary (Grade I) (1048743)"
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1896:, eds. (1907). "The Hospital of Childrey".
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1493:National Heritage List for England
1250:National Heritage List for England
1216:National Heritage List for England
1037:is currently restoring the canal.
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1514:Davies, Peter (1 February 2007).
1303:Dvorsky, George (15 April 2019).
971:Worshipful Company of Clockmakers
2181:Kingston Bagpuize with Southmoor
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1827:Museum of the History of Science
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612:. Its spelling evolved through
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1061:opened the station in 1840 and
989:. Aldworth died in about 1730.
832:Church of England parish church
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783:abolition of chantries in 1547
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2779:List of places in Oxfordshire
2743:Abingdon Borough Constituency
2700:Municipal Borough of Abingdon
1754:"The Ridgeway Primary School"
1274:Rob Picheta (15 April 2019).
1035:Wilts & Berks Canal Trust
927:chapel. There was a separate
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490:On the Berkshire Downs about
394:. The parish was part of the
2753:Abingdon County Constituency
1821:(1989) . Simcock, AV (ed.).
1742:Ridgeway C.E. primary school
1459:"Childrey St. Mary's Church"
2758:Wantage County Constituency
1922:, eds. (1924). "Childrey".
1108:North Berks Football League
939:Economic and social history
91:OS grid reference
18:Human settlement in England
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2048:Witney County Constituency
2027:District Council elections
1874:. Childrey, Hackpen Hill.
1652:. BBC Online. 3 June 2008.
1174:Page & Ditchfield 1924
797:. His lands passed to the
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2020:County Council elections
1946:The Buildings of England
1906:. Vol. II. London:
1870:(4th ed.). Oxford:
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1783:"Childrey Playing Field"
884:Whitechapel Bell Foundry
874:. The west tower has a
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2818:Villages in Oxfordshire
2705:Abingdon Rural District
1930:Victoria County History
1904:Victoria County History
1872:Oxford University Press
1771:Childrey Music Festival
1463:Royal Berkshire History
1420:Royal Berkshire History
1051:Challow railway station
1047:Great Western Main Line
999:Wilts & Berks Canal
872:Grade I listed building
732:Roger Mortimer de Chirk
665:Wilts & Berks Canal
2720:Wantage Rural District
2715:Wantage Urban District
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1569:"The Methodist Church"
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836:Saint Mary the Virgin
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2259:Stanford in the Vale
1999:The District of the
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1337:Cotswold Archaeology
1023:on the canal, about
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856:Perpendicular Gothic
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596:from 950 records as
191:Sovereign state
2813:Vale of White Horse
2350:Appleton-with-Eaton
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2001:Vale of White Horse
1952:. pp. 114–115.
1908:Archibald Constable
1844:Dalby, LJ (2000) .
1682:"Hatchet, Childrey"
1547:"Ridgeway Benefice"
1516:"Childrey S Mary V"
1065:closed it in 1964.
929:Primitive Methodist
649:meaning "hook" and
392:Vale of White Horse
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1938:Pevsner, Nikolaus
1549:. Wantage Deanery
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