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by 1823, who had their own meeting house by 1829. It is not clear whether this was a private house or a purpose-built chapel, but there was certainly a stone-built chapel by 1853 when the congregation numbered almost 100. The chapel was replaced in 1874 by the present building, which was still in use
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Attempts at education in the parish were intermittent until about 1833, by which time a village school was being held for 30 children. By the 1850s it was being held in the vicarage and in 1871 it had 67 children. A purpose-built school building and schoolmistress's house were completed in 1872 and
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were said to be a third of the parish's population. A new
Wesleyan Reform chapel was built in 1892 but thereafter both Methodist congregations decreased. The two chapels merged in 1920 and the combined congregation continues today as the Wesleyan Reform Methodist Chapel.
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was passed in 1791 and a Roman
Catholic school had been opened in Fritwell by 1808. However, after 1817 the Catholic population declined and from 1854 no Catholics were recorded until 1897, when Thomas Garner converted to Catholicism and got permission for
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belonging to the parish was recorded in 1235 and again in the 14th century. The parish has no stream large enough to power a mill, so it is likely to have been outside the parish on the River
Cherwell. Early in the 19th century the parish had a
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in 1655 but seems to have been demolished by 1677, when a map of the village was made that showed no trace of it. Dovehouse Farm seems to have been built on its site and incorporating fragments of the old house. A large
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was built and the
Bicester — Twyford stretch of the A41 was reclassified as part of the B4100. The M40 runs through the northeastern part of Fritwell parish, passing within 400 yards (370 m) of the village.
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with two teachers and 64 pupils. Attendance grew to 87 in 1893 and 117 in 1937, and in 1930 an extra classroom was built. In 1948 it was reorganised as a junior school and by 1953 it was a
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George's third son
Nicholas Harris (1657–1738) succeeded to his father's business. Nicholas mended the church clock at St. Peter and Vincula, South Newington in 1674 and made the clock at
515:. Henry and Maud's son Warin FitzGerold had inherited the manor by 1198 and died in 1216. The manor then passed to Warin's daughter Margaret, who was married to Baldwin de Redvers, son of
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ceased to be a turnpike in 1877. When
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in 1699. Fritwell had further clock and watchmakers in the 18th century: Thomas
Jennings (1722–73) and his younger brother William Jennings (1716–80).
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cast the third bell in 1865 and Mears and
Stainbank, also of the Whitechapel Bell Foundry, cast the treble bell in 1949. Before 1645 St. Olave's had a
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582:. This manor later became known as Ormondescourt. In 1519 Richard Fermor, a merchant, acquired the Ormond manor. Richard remained at his house in
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was built for it in 1702 and was still standing in 1897. By 1955 the dovecote had gone and the farm had been renamed Lodge Farm.
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George Harris (1614–94) was born in Fritwell. He was both a blacksmith and a notable clockmaker who made
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inherited his estates when William died in 1071, but in 1075 Roger took part in the
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early in the 20th century but is now a private house.
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Sale 14227 - Fine Clocks, 13 Jun 2006 New Bond Street
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Hall was built in opposition to the village's pubs.
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2363:Mid Oxfordshire or Woodstock County Constituency
861:of farming predominated in the parish until the
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550:(1779–1854) lived at the house, by then renamed
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1020:changed the name of the nearest station on the
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1453:"Plans for George and Dragon Site Approved"
1694:Bicester and Woodstock County Constituency
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1566:. Vol. 6: Ploughley Hundred. London:
1474:Fritwell Church of Englande Primary School
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837:Banner in St Olave's church for Fritwell
635:The earliest known written record of the
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2396:List of civil parishes in Oxfordshire
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1068:the 1,155 yards (1,056 m) long
894:St Peter ad Vincula, South Newington
659:were added. The chancel retains two
2368:Mid Oxfordshire County Constituency
692:, the tower had no steeple but was
485:of land at Fritwell. William's son
1330:Oxfordshire Churches & Chapels
1238:Davies, Peter (16 December 2006).
910:St. Peter's parish church, Hanwell
14:
1559:A History of the County of Oxford
795:The parish had a small number of
1832:Barford St. John and St. Michael
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1572:Institute of Historical Research
1536:Museum of the History of Science
1092:and was made in the 14th century
529:Robert de Lisle, 3rd Baron Lisle
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2358:Oxfordshire County Constituency
1036:. In 1910 the GWR completed a
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722:of four bells. Robert Atton of
637:Church of England parish church
386:miles (9 km) northwest of
2187:Shipton-on-Cherwell and Thrupp
1332:. Brian Curtis. Archived from
1115:Office for National Statistics
622:of south doorway, showing the
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2418:Civil parishes in Oxfordshire
2389:List of places in Oxfordshire
2127:Newton Purcell with Shelswell
1530:(1989) . Simcock, A.V (ed.).
1287:"Benefice of Cherwell Valley"
1000:. In 1990 the section of the
904:of Hanwell had Harris make a
902:Sir Anthony Cope, 4th Baronet
531:surrendered all his lands to
2320:Municipal Borough of Banbury
1354:. The Wesleyan Reform Union.
935:The King's Head public house
1687:Banbury County Constituency
1513:. David Eaves. 14 May 2015.
1489:"Turnpike Roads in England"
1201:Dovemaster (25 June 2010).
1189:Sherwood & Pevsner 1974
970:voluntary controlled school
939:By 1735 Fritwell had three
829:Economic and social history
428:, a road that predates the
91:OS grid reference
18:Human settlement in England
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1680:District Council elections
1348:"Fritwell Wesleyan Reform"
666:from this rebuilding. The
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1455:. Fritwell Parish Council
780:Roman Catholic Relief Act
430:Roman conquest of Britain
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2335:Ploughley Rural District
2172:Shenington with Alkerton
1673:County Council elections
1589:The Buildings of England
1534:(3rd ed.). Oxford:
1110:Neighbourhood Statistics
1022:Oxford and Rugby Railway
898:St. Bartholomew, Yarnton
728:Whitechapel Bell Foundry
548:Robert Barclay Allardice
35:St Olave's parish church
2423:Villages in Oxfordshire
2340:Bicester Rural District
2330:Bicester Urban District
1987:Gosford and Water Eaton
1907:Claydon with Clattercot
1617:Fritwell Parish Council
1568:Oxford University Press
1564:Victoria County History
1441:The Kings Head Fritwell
1026:Fritwell & Somerton
810:Methodist Reform Church
300:Fritwell Parish Council
2325:Banbury Rural District
1511:Railway Tunnel Lengths
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2022:Hardwick with Tusmore
2002:Hampton Gay and Poyle
1352:Circuits and Churches
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1018:Great Western Railway
1006:Wheatley, Oxfordshire
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916:auction for £12,000.
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1815:Other civil parishes
1595:. pp. 608–609.
1579:Sherwood, Jennifer;
1283:Archbishops' Council
1058:Birmingham Snow Hill
1034:Somerton in Somerset
1024:from "Somerton" to "
994:Twyford, Oxfordshire
947:Council has granted
814:Wesleyan Association
672:Perpendicular Gothic
661:Early English Gothic
618:12th-century Norman
191:Sovereign state
2287:Weston-on-the-Green
2191:Shipton-on-Cherwell
1952:Fencott and Murcott
1836:Barford St. Michael
1817:(component villages
1574:. pp. 134–146.
1336:on 9 December 2009.
1240:"Fritewell S Olave"
1088:St Olave's font is
949:planning permission
491:Revolt of the Earls
344: /
2062:Horton-cum-Studley
1892:Charlton-on-Otmoor
1303:on 13 January 2016
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1581:Pevsner, Nikolaus
1297:Church of England
1292:A Church Near You
1054:London Paddington
1042:Ashendon Junction
986:Act of Parliament
976:Transport history
945:Cherwell District
900:in 1682. In 1671
859:open field system
839:Women's Institute
766:The Fermors were
706:Gothic Revivalist
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1828:(Fewcott)
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1961:Murcott
1956:Fencott
1937:Drayton
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1796:Launton
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