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Finstock Local History Society: November 2008
Finstock, together with its neighbours Charlbury, Fawler and Leafield, used to lie in a clearing in Wychwood Forest that stretched from Woodstock to Burford. In 1135 the village of Finstock is referr...
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Finstock Local History Society: May 2007
John Kibble, wrote in 1927 in “Charlbury and its nine hamlets”, “Many years ago a Finstock girl went away to London and married well, and they came to Finstock at the place where her grandfather had h...
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FYNSTOKE TO FINSTOCK: A Short History
Finstock, together with its neighbours Charlbury, Fawler and Leafield, used to lie in a clearing in Wychwood Forest that stretched from Woodstock to Burford.
In 1135 the village of Finstock is referred to as Fynstoke. At this time the village formed part of the manor and parish of Charlbury. Roman coins and Romano-British potsherds have been found in the village and it is thought that there was certainly... -
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By Roy Townsend
Spanish Liquor Day is coming - a chance to walk in the Forest from Leafield Five Ash Bottom down to the Kennel Lake or just walk down Patch Riding.
Spanish Liquor is made up with some pieces of hard liquorice with two to three black gobstopper type sweets and white peppermints which were crushed, made up on Saturday night and shaken well on Sunday Morning.... -
16 years
Shops and public houses in Finstock ... and a Murder ...
By ROY TOWNSEND
Finstock used to have three shops. One was in School Road and at one time was a Fish and Chip shop, run by Tommy Franklin who I believe came from Birmingham. The second was in The Bottom and was run, with the Post Office, by Mrs. Dore and her two daughters...
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