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27-02-13, 15:44
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Where is Burchester (Oxfordshire?)
I have found a marriage bond:
http://www.whipple.org/oxford/4_alph...ides_names.pdf Year 1711 Groom Parrott, Wm Parish Burcester Bride Eggleton, Sarah Parish Wotten Underwood, Bucks I've looked on GENUKI but it's no help. 
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27-02-13, 15:50
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Is it a variant of Bicester, maybe?
(edit - snap, Jess!)
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27-02-13, 15:56
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Thanks, both of you - Bicester is where they married!
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28-02-13, 11:00
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Can't be a pronunciation thing. Burchester doesn't sound anything like Bister.
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28-02-13, 11:02
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It says Burcester (no h) in the bit that's copied and pasted, UJ.
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02-03-13, 06:28
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Bicester House (known as Burcester Hall in the17th century)
From: 'The market town of Bicester', A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 6 (1959), pp. 14-56. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/rep...x?compid=63724 Date accessed: 02 March 2013. Maybe someone woked at the hall?
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