Freda Daniels was not quite 3 years old when she was dressed up to sell poppies in 1929. She was born April 13th 1927. The photograph of her sitting has '3 years old' written on the back.
When she married she became Mrs Freda Bradley.

Freda, Jim & Ken Daniels, Mrs Dewe 1937 (Fb)

Frederick Green & dog Scrappy c1954 followed hunt & went on shoots with Fred

Freehold & Tithe-Free pasture & arable Aug 2nd 1866

Freehold & Tithe-Free pasture & arable Aug 2nd 1866 and July 26th 1882

Friday June 11th 1976. Records the induction of Rev. Derek Frost to the united benefice of Bampton with Clanfield.

'Go Thou and Do Likewise' is on the top of the banner of the Friendly Society. On Hospital Sunday the members walked from their headquarters in one of the inns to St Mary's for a service and in this picture, they are seen leaving after the annual service. Before the days of the National Health Service, those who could, paid into 'the club' ie the Friendly Society and if they were ill and could not work, sufficient money was provided for the family to buy food. It was literally a life saver for them. The National Health Service came into being July 5th 1948.
1a Foresters A photograph of the Foresters with their banner outside Oathurst, now called Rosebank Nursing Home. Bampton’s Brass band is with them. People paid into clubs like the Foresters then, if they were unable to work, the club kept them from starving. This was before the welfare state came into being and so these friendly societies were very important.

The Friends of Saint Mary’s try to offer three talks each spring to raise funds for the church.
This flyer was one of those talks.
The Role of Wine in the Church by Robin Shuckburgh

Frog Prince created by Jo Lewington

This delightful Frog Prince was created by Jo Lewington.