Place Name A reference to the Bishop of Winchester William of Waynflete, who in 1458 founded Magdalen College, one of Oxford…
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Place Name A reference to the Bishop of Winchester William of Waynflete, who in 1458 founded Magdalen College, one of Oxford…
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Place Name Parts of Tilehurst, now a suburb of Reading in Berkshire, were once owned by Magdalen College, Oxford, which…
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Place Name Martin Joseph Routh (September 18, 1755 – December 22, 1854) was a classical scholar, devout churchman and President…
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Place Name Magdalen College, Oxford University owned extensive land in Earlsfield, and began to develop it for housing from the…
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Place Name Founded in 1458 by Bishop of Winchester William of Waynflete, Magdalen College is one of Oxford University’s most…
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Place Name William Lyford (1598 – October 3, 1653), was a nonconformist clergyman said to be of “great modesty and…
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Place Name As with neighbouring streets this street was laid out over land owned and developed by Magdalen College, Oxford…
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Place Name Accepted Frewen (1588 – March 28, 1664), was president of Magdalen College from 1626 and Archbishop of York…
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Place Name Industrial heritage. The name recalls the Wandsworth Flock Company, described in a Post Office directory of 1870 as…
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Place Name On the face of it the answer should be simple: the field belonging to some earl or the…
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