Index to the wills and administrations of the Peculiar Courts of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire, 1550-1858
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Microfilm of original manuscripts filmed at the Principal Probate Registry, Somerset House, London.
Includes the following peculiar courts and their parishes: Peculiar of Banbury (Banbury, Cropredy, Kings Sutton, Horley and Hornton); Peculiar of Thame (Thame, Sydenham, Tetsworth, Great Milton & Towersey); Peculiar of Bierton (Bierton, Buckland, Quarrendon, Stoke Mandeville); Peculiar of Dorchester (Bensington, Chiselhampton, Clifton, Dorchester, Drayton, March Baldon, Nettlebed, Stadhampton, Toot Baldon & Warborough); Peculiar of Aylesbury (hamlet of Walton); Peculiar of Buckingham (Buckingham); Deanery of Monk's Risborough (Monk's Risborough, Halton, Newington); Prebendal Court of Farringdon (Farringdon Great); Peculiar Court of Wantage (Wantage, Hungerford, Shalbourne); Prebendary of Langford (Langford); Prebendary of Leighton Buzzard (Leighton Buzzard); Manorial Court of Sibford (hamlets of Burdrop, Sibford Ferris and Sibford Gower in the parish of Swalcliffe); Bibury and Bishop's Cleeve.
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