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Osney or
Osney Island (/ˈoʊzni/; an
earlier spelling of the name is
Oseney) is a
riverside community in the west of the city of Oxford, England. In modern...
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Osney Abbey or
Oseney Abbey,
later Osney Cathedral, was a
house of
Augustinian canons at
Osney in Oxfordshire. The site is
south of the
modern Botley Road...
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Wykes (11
March 1222 – c. 1292),
English chronicler, was a
canon regular of
Oseney Abbey, near Oxford. He was the
author of a
chronicle extending from 1066...
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further arrests. The day
before the confession, Amarildo's brother,
Oseney da
Costa de Oliveira, was arrested. On 18 June,
police arrested a third...
- St Luke's
Kentish Town is an
active Church of
England parish church on
Oseney Crescent in
Kentish Town,
North London,
closed from 1991 to 2011 and now...
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named after places or
persons connected with
Christ Church,
Oxford viz:
Oseney, Busby, Gaisford, Caversham, Islip, Wolsey, Frideswide,
Peckwater & Hammond...
- bodies.
Following the discovery,
police arrested Oliveira and his
brother Oseney. One day later, on June 17,
officials confirmed that Phillips' body had...
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canons of
Oseney Abbey attended lectures at
Oxford University.
Sometimes other Augustinian canons were
allowed to stay at
Oseney for the same purpose...
- Library.
Meeson Morris, T. (1999). The
Augustinian Use of
Oseney Abbey: a
study of the
Oseney ordinal,
processional and
tonale (Bodleian
Library MS Rawlinson...
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reference to this
surname in 1200 England,
William de
Butte is
listed in
Oseney. From the archery-related meaning, the
surname Butt in
England was originally...
