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Mixbury is a
village and
civil parish in Oxfordshire,
about 2.5
miles (4 km)
southeast of
Brackley in Northamptonshire. The
toponym is
derived from the...
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present to
Louis XIV from the King of Morocco. One of his
early sons,
Mixbury,
stood just over 13
hands high and
apparently "there were not more that...
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Quainton Road to
travel through rural Buckinghamshire and
Oxfordshire up to
Mixbury,
south of Brackley, from
where it will
cross the A43 and open countryside...
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Beaumont Castle was a
medieval castle in
Mixbury, Oxfordshire, England,
located at grid
reference SP610140.
Beaumont Castle was a
possible motte and bailey...
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Western Merlin Mare 1765
Merlin Second Sister to
Blank Mother Pratt Marksman Mixbury Mare Dam Lady
Catherine 1796 John Bull 1790
Fortitude Herod Snap Mare Xantippe...
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driving it
pulling three loaded wagons weighing 28 tons from
Buckingham to
Mixbury and back -
about 6 miles.
Another of the road
trains was sold to Copenhagen...
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Lower Heyford Merton,
Middle Aston,
Middleton Stoney Milcombe, Milton,
Mixbury, Mollington,
Murcott Noke,
North Aston,
North Newington Oddington Prescote...
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served twice as Lord High
Chancellor of
Great Britain.
Palmer was born at
Mixbury in Oxfordshire,
where his father,
William Jocelyn Palmer, was rector. His...
- Adderbury,
Milton near Didcot¹, Milton-under-Wychwood,
Minster Lovell,
Mixbury, Mollington, Mo****ll, Moreton, Moulsford,
Murcott Neithrop, New Headington...
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Commonable Lands, in the
Parish of Lillington, in the
County of Warwick.
Mixbury (Oxfordshire)
Inclosure Act 1729 3 Geo. 2. c. 5 24
March 1730 An Act to...
