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History of births, baptisms, marriages and deaths of the Scarrott family 1718 to 1891
This is a record of the Scarrott family, which is also spelt Scarott, Scarrot, Skorrett, Scariot, Skerrett, Skariott, Skarratt, and Scarot.Christian names included:-AmeliaAnnCarolineCharlesCorneliusEdwinEliElizaElizabethEmanuelEsauEsterEzraFranci...
Bampton Community Archive
AGGROW. Letter to OCC by chairman John Bowler - 14.3.17
AGGROW ie Anti Gravel Group of Residents in Oxfordshire West. Alvescot, Bampton, Black Bourton, Brize Norton, Broadwell, Carterton, Clanfield, Grafton/Radcot, Kelmscott, Kencot and Langford. Once again attempts are being made (March 2017) to ex...
Bampton Community Archive
A letter to election candidates October 5th 2016 from Need Not Greed
"Need Not Greed Oxfordshire (NNGO) is a coalition of nearly 30 community groups from across Oxfordshire. Groups in the Witney constituency area include Rural Oxfordshire Action Rally (ROAR), Help Preserve Burford Campaign, Society for the Pro...
Bampton Community Archive
A History of The Bampton Beam by Susan Phillips.
Susan Phillips began The Bampton Beam and this is her account of how it came into being.
Bampton Community Archive
Appeal for the restoration of the bells of St Mary The Virgin
The leaflet was produced to explain what needed to be done with the bells of St Mary's and the costs involved. By 1629 Bampton had a ring of six bells, a very early date for a ring of this number. They were probably all cast, or recast, by N...
Bampton Community Archive
A brief, illustrated explanation of St Mary The Virgin Church, Bampton
This publication was created in 2016 with text by Rev. David Lloyd and photographs by Janet Rouse. It gives an idea of what is to be seen inside St Mary's and some outside items. There has been a church on this site for well over a thousand...
Bampton Community Archive
Lloyd Hughes Owens' extracts from Vestry meetings between 1859 and 1916
Lloyd Hughes Owens read through old Vestry minutes and extracted bits he found interesting. They were hand-written notes and the Archive is indebted to Miriam James for typing them out to make life easier for the reader. These extracts are both ...
Bampton Community Archive
Downton Abbey creator, Julian Fellowes praises Bampton
Julian Fellowes said Bampton residents had "remained supportive and hospitable" throughout the filming of the series . Christmas Day was the last opportunity for viewers to follow the fortunes of the aristocratic Crawley family, as Lady...
Bampton Community Archive
Bampton Community Shop to close 2016
A MUCH-LOVED shop in Bampton is closing after nearly a decade, following a dispute about storing its stock. Bampton Community Shop has provided the parish with a wide range of bric-and-brac items often donated by members of the public, while also...
Bampton Community Archive
History of the magazine called The Beam by Susan Philips
Susan Philips had the idea of creating a magazine about Bampton and she created The Beam, which because a quarterly magazine free to all households
Bampton Community Archive
An aerial view of Ham Court farm before it was sold in 2010
This aerial photograph is of Ham Court before it was sold in 2010. It shows the farm buildings as well as the house. When Google do another aerial shot which shows all the alterations made by Emma Bridgewater since she bought it in 2010 I'l...
Bampton Community Archive
Announcement of the death of Rose Gerring in the Oxford Mail July 25th 2013
Oxford Mail July 25th 2013. Rose Gerring died peacefully on 16th July 2013, aged 89. Loving wife of the late Arthur. Mother of Mary and Fred, Granny to Paul and Sarah. Funeral service will be held at St Mary’s Church, Bampton on Thursday 1st A...
Bampton Community Archive
Don Rouse recalls his lifetime in farming September 2011
"My earliest recollection of Farming goes right back to the early 1940s when my Father used to take me, aged 4, out all day on the Tractor to give my Mum a break. Was I that much of a nuisance even then? There were a lot of Horses working o...
Bampton Community Archive