Grave of Rev Dr Bulkeley Bandinel etc., Oxford

The grave - a long, thin memorial with sword motif on top - is directly ahead, a few rows down, as you enter St Sepulchre's cemetery on foot from the main entrance. The inscription is now extremely unclear but the name 'Bandinel' can just about be discerned. [side facing camera in the top photo] BULKELEY BANDINEL BODLEY’S …

1841 census – Wytham, Oxford

Parish of Whytham [sic] Place - Whytham [sic] 1 Inhabited House NAMES of each Person who abode therein the preceding Night.Balkley [sic] BANDINELLMary BANDINELLJohn WALDENMary WALDENAGE and SEX - Males60-50-AGE and SEX - Females-50-55PROFESSION, TRADE, EMPLOYMENT, or of INDEPENDENT MEANS.Curate of Parish-M[ale] S[ervant]F[emale] S[servant]Where Born - Whether Born in Same CountyN[o]N[o]N[o]N[o]Where Born - Whether Born …

Auction sale of household furniture, 1875

VERY EXCELLENT AND SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COTTAGE PIANOFORTE, CHINA, GLASS, BOOKS, and KITCHEN REQUISITES, Large OAK TOOL CHEST, GARDEN ENGINE, IRON ROLLER, and LAWN MOWER; also a valuable Collection of Rare Old Worcester & Oriental China, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION, By Messrs. R. PIKE and SON, On Tuesday and Wednesday, May 11 and 12, …

1851 census – 38 Beaumont Street, Oxford

Address: 38 Beaumont Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851Bulkeley BANDINELLMary BANDINELLSusanna PHILLIPSJohn PIKEAnn BRITWELLMary A. SALMONRelation to Head of FamilyHeadWifeWife's SisterServantServantServantConditionMarriedMarriedUnmarriedUnmarriedWidowUnmarriedAge of Males / Females705954274536Rank, Profession, or OccupationCurate of Wytham nr OxfordClergyman's wifeFundholderButlerCookHousemaidWhere BornOxford, OxfordshireCulham, OxfordshireCulham, OxfordshireStock Cross nr …

Donation of two portrait miniatures

Donations of portraits, &c. Mr. C. W. Kennedy, of Scots Hill House, Croxley Green, presented two miniatures of Dr. and Mrs. Bandinel, the latter painted in Jersey. Dr. Bandinel was Bodley's Librarian from 1813 to 1860. (Oxford University Gazette, 11th March 1914; in "Annual Report of the Curators of the Bodleian Library")

Will of Mary (Phillips) Bandinel, 1875

This is the last will and testament of me, Mary Bandinel, of Number 6 Clarendon Villas, Park Town, in the parish of Saint Giles in the city of Oxford, widow I appoint Daniel Godfrey and Edward Crotch Godfrey, both of Abingdon in the county of Berks[hire], gentlemen, executors of this my will, and I give …

Will of Rev Dr Bulkeley Bandinel

This is the last will and testament of me, the Reverend Bulkeley Bandinel of the University of Oxford, Doctor in Divinity, Librarian of the Bodleian Library in the same University I give, devise and bequeath all my real and personal estate whatsoever and wheresoever (as to my personal estate subject to the payment of my …

Record of the many children of Rev Thomas Le Mesurier

Le Mesurier's Family Thomas Le Mesurier and Margaret Bandinel were married in the parish church of Netherbury, Dorset, August the 28th 1800. Thomas Le Mesurier [Thomas Le Mesurier (1801-1826)], son of the above Thomas and Margaret, was born in the parish of St George's, Bloomsbury, London, on the 20th of June, 1801, being a Saturday, …

Letter from Mary (Phillips) Bandinel

From: Mary (Phillips) Bandinel To: Julia Marian Bandinel ('Minnie') - her great niece Date: [unknown] but between 1859 and 1875 Context Note: Sender was widow of Rev Dr Bulkeley Bandinel. My dear Minnie, As I was writing a note to Fred [recipient's brother, James Julius Frederick Bandinel] I thought I would enclose a little remembrance to …

Marriage licence bond, 1815

1. Adminstration WIL Source MLB Date 1815 May 24 Groom Bulkeley BANDINEL aged – occupation clerk residing at Oxford St Giles, OXF status – notes – Bride Mary PHILLIPS aged – residing at Sutton Courtney, BRK status sp[inster] notes – Bondsmen PHILLIPS Wm,gent,Clifton,Dorchester,Oxon – to be married at – Amount paid £0.07 (Marriage Licence Bonds …

Estate of Mary (Phillips) Bandinel

From: Godfrey & Son Solicitors To: Rev James Bandinel Date: 10th June 1875 Abingdon  10 June 1875 Dear Sir, We had no knowledge of your younger son [Richard Bulkeley Bandinel] previous to the arrival of a telegram from him as follows: “22nd April 1875. I heard this morning of Mrs Bandinel’s death and of her …