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Surname	Name	Description	Location	Dy	Mo	Year	Event/Charge	Nature of Suffering
Affon	George	of Bloxham				1670	For attending meetings	Goods taken to pay fine
Affon	John		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Alcock	Hannah					1658	Exhortations and reproofs of priests	Imprisoned several times
Alcock	John		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Alcock	John	of Shutford				1675	Refusing to swear when called to serve on a jury	Goods taken
Alcock	John	of Shutford				1678	For tithes	£3 worth of goods taken
Allen	Abraham		Burford			1662	Unlawful assembly at Burford	Imprisoned
Arris	William					1674	For attending meetings	Goods taken
Aston	George		Milcomb?			1662	Attendance at Friends Meeting	Fined
Audland	Anne		Banbury			1654	Blasphemy for speaking out against false worship and calling priest a false prophet	Imprisoned and tried. Jury found her guilty of a misdemeanor.
Badger	Abraham		Oxford			1662	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Imprisoned at Oxford
Bailey	George	of London				1658	Detained for visiting Friends in Banbury Gaol	3 days in gaol
Ball	Jonathan		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Ball	Nathanael		Banbury			1655	Public assembly	Imprisoned
Ball	Nathanael		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Ball	Nathanael		Banbury			1662	Attendance at Friends Meeting	Fined
Ball	Nathanael					1665	Taken from meeting at Nor-Newton	Committed to House of Corrections for 1 month
Ball	Nathanael	of North Newtown				1678	For tithes	£20 worth of corn taken
Ball	Nathanael	of North Newtown				1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Barrett	Christopher		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Barrett	Christopher		Banbury			1662	Attendance at Friends Meeting	Fined
Barrett	Christopher					1670	For attending meetings	Goods taken to pay fine
Barrett	Christopher					1674	For attending meetings	Goods taken
Barrett	Christopher	at Adderbury				1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Barrett	Peter				10	1665	Attendance at meeting at Milcomb	Imprisoned for 3 months for refusal to pay £5 fine
Barrett	Peter					1666	For attendance at Friends meeting	Imprisoned
Baylis	Thomas		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Benham	John					1672	Released from Oxford Gaol on letters patent by the King
Bennett	Godfrey					1672	Released from Oxford Gaol on letters patent by the King
Bennett	Jeffery		Burford			1662	Unlawful assembly at Burford	Imprisoned
Besley	Thomas					1672	Released from Oxford Gaol on letters patent by the King
Betteris	Jane	A poor widow				1670	Fined for attending meeting	Officer paid fine out of compassion having lately had her possessions seized.
Betteris	John		Burford			1662	Unlawful assembly at Burford	Imprisoned
Betteris	Richard		(Oxford)			1658	Exhortations and reproofs of priests	Imprisoned several times
Betteris	Richard		Oxford			1662	Taken from meeting in his own house	Committed to Bocardo Prison at Oxford without written Mittimus, imprisoned 13 weeks.
Betteris	Richard		Oxford			1670	For holding a meeting at his house	Fined £20 for which £30 in goods taken.
Biddle	Hester	of London	Banbury			1656	Words against mayor & magistrates	Imprisoned
Bignall	Elizabeth			15	12	1667	Taken from meeting	To Bridewell Prison for 1 month
Birkenhead	Christopher	of Bristol	Banbury			1658	Detained for visiting Friends in Banbury Gaol	3 days in gaol
Bolt	John		Henley	19	6	1663	Taken from Meeting by sergeant	Released after 1 night in prison
Boucher	Edward	of Milcomb				1659	Refusal to pay tithes	Imprisonment in Oxford Gaol
Bourton	John					1674	For attending meetings	Goods taken
Box	Anne			15	12	1667	Taken from meeting	To Bridewell Prison for 1 month
Bracey	James		Oxford	28	12	1684	Being in silent worship in meeting house	Taken to Mayor and released on promise to appear at next Sessions
Bracey	James		Oxford	15	1	1684/5	Taken again while in silent worship	Imprisoned; refuse to enter into a recognizance, sent back to prison
Broughton	Thomas		Oxford	28	12	1684	Being in silent worship in meeting house	Taken to Mayor and released on promise to appear at next Sessions
Broughton	Thomas		Oxford	15	1	1684/5	Taken again while in silent worship	Imprisoned; refuse to enter into a recognizance, sent back to prison
Brown	Roger					1666	Chosen Assessor of land Tax, he refused to remove his hat and then to swear Oath of Allegiance	16 days in gaol
Busby	Judith			15	12	1667	Taken from meeting	To Bridewell Prison for 1 month
Butcher	Edward		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Butcher	Edward		Banbury			1662	Attendance at Friends Meeting	Fined
Butcher	John		Great Tew			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Butcher	Susanna	Widow of Milcomb				1679	Suit by priest of Widdington for tithes	Had a cart, corn and other things taken valued at £14 7s. 8d.
Butcher	Thomas		Banbury			1662	Attendance at Friends Meeting	Fined
Butler	John		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Butler	John					1662	Non-attendance at church	Distressed goods
Burroughs	William	of Geydon, Warks	Banbury			1658	Son and daughter going to meeting in Banbury	Had horses seized worth £12
Carpenter	James		Warwick			1663	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	8 ½ years in prison
Churchill	Jonathan		Banbury			1662	Attendance at Friends Meeting	Fined
Churchill	Jonathan		Banbury			1662	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Imprisoned at Banbury
Claridge	Thomas		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Clark	Mary		Oxford	28	12	1684	Being in silent worship in meeting house	Taken to Mayor and released on promise to appear at next Sessions
Clark	Mary		Oxford	15	1	1684/5	Taken again while in silent worship	Imprisoned; refuse to enter into a recognizance, sent back to prison
Clifford	Thomas		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Clinton	Richard	of Woosum Mill	Oxford		11	1662	Unlawfull assembly	Imprisoned, where he fell ill, and died shortly after release
Coale	Joseph		Henley	19	6	1663	Taken from Meeting by sergeant	Released after 1 night in prison
Coates	Mary		Banbury			1655	Reproving vices of mayor & magistrates	Imprisoned overnight
Cole	Thomas		Banbury			1654	Not taking hat off at Anne Audland trial	Fined £5 and imprisoned
Cole	Thomas		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Cole	Thomas		Banbury			1662	Attendance at Friends Meeting	Fined
Cole	Thomas		Banbury		8	1664	Taken from meeting at Banbury	Imprisoned for 6 weeks
Cole	William	of Charlbury	Charlbury		2	1657	Refusal to pay tithes; refusal to take oath	Imprisoned until he died. Goods worth £20 seized for £5 demanded in tithes,
Coleman	Walter					1662	Non-attendance at church	Distressed goods
Dalby	Richard		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Davis	Joseph					1672	Released from Oxford Gaol on letters patent by the King
Day	Richard		Nether Heyford			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things valued at £3 taken
Deane	Thomas	of Hook Norton		28	4	1679	For tithes of £2 2s. 6d. claimed by priest	Died in prison after 3 months
Doyly	Bray	of Adderbury				1661	Refusal to pay 13 s. in tithes	Cow worth £3 10 s taken from him
Doyly	Bray					1661	Outlawry against him for tithes	2 cows worth £7 taken from him
Doyly	Bray		Banbury			1662	Attendance at Friends Meeting	Fined
Doyly	Bray					1670	For attending meetings	Goods taken to pay fine
Doyly	Bray	of Adderbury				1674	For attending meetings	5 cows and 56 sheep worth £32
Doyly	Bray		Adderbury			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Dring	Elizabeth			15	12	1667	Taken from meeting	To Bridewell Prison for 1 month
Dring	Francis		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Dring	Francis	of Brize Norton				1662	Non-attendance at church. His father was the vicar.	Excommunicated
Dring	Francis					1662	Non-attendance at church	Distressed goods
Dring	Francis		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Fined £5 for which goods taken
Dring	Francis	of Brize Norton				1675	For attending Friends meetings	Linen worth 13 s. 9 d.
Drinkwater	Edward					1662	Non-attendance at church	Distressed goods
Drinkwater	Edward	of Gaging-Well				1663	Refusal to pay 30 s. in tithes	3 horses worth £18 taken
Drinkwater	Edward				10	1665	Attendance at meeting at Milcomb	Imprisoned for 5 months for refusal to pay £5 fine
Drinkwater	Edward					1666	For attendance at Friends meeting	Imprisoned
Drinkwater	Edward	of Enstone				1667	Failure to pay £5 15s in tithes	£25 worth of goods taken
Drinkwater	Edward					1671	Failure to pay £16 12 s. in tithes for past 3 years	Goods worth £35 4s. taken.
Drinkwater	Edward					1672	Non-payment of tithes	Goods taken to the value of £10 10 s.
Drinkwater	Edward					1672	For unpaid tithes	4 cows and 3 sheep taken
Eccles	Solomon					1667	Taken from meeting	3 months in County Gaol
Edwards	William		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Esmead	Margaret		Witney			1666	Taken at meeting at home of Elizabeth White at Coggs near Witney	Committed to House of Corrections for 1 month
Esmead	Margaret					1670	For attending meetings	Goods taken to pay fine
Esmead	Margaret					1675	For attending Friends meetings	Goods taken
Evans	John	of Great Tew	Milcomb			1662	Taken from meeting for non-attendance at church	6 weeks in Oxford Gaol and fined £5 at Session for which 2 cows worth £6 were taken
Evans	William		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Falkner	Thomas		Oxford	28	12	1684	Being in silent worship in meeting house	Taken to Mayor and released on promise to appear at next Sessions
Falkner	Thomas		Oxford	15	1	1684/5	Taken again while in silent worship	Imprisoned; refuse to enter into a recognizance, sent back to prison
Fardon	Thomas					1678	For tithes of £5 demanded by priest of Broughton	Imprisoned and corn taken from him valued at £7
Farnworth	Richard		Banbury			1658	Refused hat honour to mayor William Allen	Gaoled overnight and offered to be released if he would pay gaoler’s fee and leave town. Refused Oath of Abjuration gaoled for 6 months.
Faxon	Thomas		Sibford			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Fernham	John		Witney			1666	Taken at meeting at home of Elizabeth White at Coggs near Witney	Committed to House of Corrections for 1 month
Fernham	John					1670	For attending meetings	Goods taken to pay fine
Field	Thomas			25	8	1669	Taken at meeting at Milton. Appeared at Quarter Sessions with hat on and fined 5 Marks which he refused to pay	Imprisoned for 6 months
Fletcher	Elizabeth	North-Country woman	Oxford			1654	Public Testimony	Beaten & abused by students; sent to Bocardo Prison and severly whipped. She died soon after.
Fletcher	Thomas		Oxford	28	12	1684	Being in silent worship in meeting house	Taken to Mayor and released on promise to appear at next Sessions
Fletcher	Thomas		Oxford	15	1	1684/5	Taken again while in silent worship	Imprisoned; refuse to enter into a recognizance, sent back to prison
Fletcher	Thomas		Middle Barton			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things worth 8s. taken
Flexney	Thomas		Sibford			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Forrest	Walter					1675	For attending Friends meetings	Goods taken
Franklin	Anne			15	12	1667	Taken from meeting	To Bridewell Prison for 1 month
Franklin	Edward					1670	Fined for attending meeting	Having no goods, sent to Bridewell Prison for 9 days.
Franklin	William		Witney			1666	Taken at meeting at home of Elizabeth White at Coggs near Witney	Committed to House of Corrections for 1 month
Freebody	Margaret	of King’s Hutton				1658	Exhortations and reproof of priests	Imprisoned several times
Freeman	Joseph		Oxford	28	12	1684	Being in silent worship in meeting house	Taken to Mayor and released on promise to appear at next Sessions
Freeman	Joseph		Oxford	15	1	1684/5	Taken again while in silent worship	Imprisoned; refuse to enter into a recognizance, sent back to prison
French	Thomas	of Upper Norton				1657	Suit for 11 s in tithes	Imprisoned 42 months
French	Thomas		Banbury			1662	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Imprisoned
French	Thomas		Witney			1666	Taken at meeting at home of Elizabeth White at Coggs near Witney	Committed to House of Corrections for 1 month
Garner	John					1674	For attending meetings	Goods taken
Gibbs	Jacob		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Gilkes	Mary	of Bloxham				1664	Refusal to pay 25s in tithes	2 cows worth £6 taken
Gilpin (Gilping)	Thomas	of Warborough				1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in custody of Marshall of Oxford
Gilpin (Gilping)	Thomas	of Warborough		29	5	1670	For holding a meeting at his house	Fined £20
Gilpin (Gilping)	Thomas			26	6	1670	For holding a meeting at his house	Officers broke into his house and removed all his household goods. They later returned to take his corn when harvested and two pigs for a total value of £11.
Gilpin (Gilping)	Thomas					1672	Released from Oxford Gaol on letters patent by the King
Gilpin (Gilping)	Thomas					1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things worth £4 1s. 6d. taken
Goodenough	John		Witney			1666	Taken at meeting at home of Elizabeth White at Coggs near Witney	Committed to House of Corrections for 1 month
Goodenough	John					1670	For attending meetings	Fined
Goodyear	Thomas					1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Sentenced to praemunire, forfeiture of all land and property & imprisoned.
Grafton	John Sr.		Epwell			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Grafton	Richard		Epwell			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Green	Alexander		Oxford			1662	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Imprisoned at Oxford
Green	Alexander		Burford			1662	Unlawful assembly at Burford	Imprisoned
Green	Isaac		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Green	Isaac	of Tadmarton				1667	Refusal to pay 10s. in tithes	£4 worth of goods taken
Greenaway	Thomas		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Guliver	John		Banbury			1660	Refusal to pay for repairs of church in Banbury	Excommunicated.
Guliver	John		Banbury		1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Committed to Oxford Gaol
Guliver	John		Banbury		8	1664	Taken from meeting at Banbury	Imprisoned for 6 weeks
Guliver	John				9	1665	Arrested with Edward Vivers without charges	Imprisoned for 2 ¼ years during which his wife died
Hall	Leonard		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Hancock	George		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Hancock	George		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Fined £5 for which goods taken
Hancock	George			25	8	1669	Taken at meeting at Milton. Appeared at Quarter Sessions with hat on and fined 5 Marks which he refused to pay	Imprisoned for 6 months and distress made on his goods to pay fine
Harman	Edward		Oxford			1662	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Imprisoned at Oxford
Harman	Edward	of Berkshire	Oxford			1663	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance when visiting Friends in Oxford Gaol	Committed to City Prison for 1 ½ years
Harris	Alexander					1657	Refusal to pay tithes	Imprisoned 3 ½ years. Released so that he would not die there, but distrained corn off his land annually “in Quantities they pleased.”
Harris	Alexander		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Fined; £7 10 worth of goods taken
Harris	Alexander			15	7	1683	Fined for allowing meeting in house he owned in Milton	Hay and wood valued at £8
Harris	John		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Harris	John		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Fined £5
Harris	John					1665	Taken from meeting at Milton	Imprisoned 13 weeks
Harris	John					1675	For attending Friends meetings	Goods taken
Harris	Thomas		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Hart	John					1675	For attending Friends meetings	Goods taken
Haslewood	Bathia	of Borton	Cropredy			1658	Exhortations and reproof of priests	Ill-treated by populace; Imprisoned several times
Hastings	John	of Swaford				1665	Refusal to pay £1 10s. in tithes	2 horses worth £6 taken
Hastings	John	of Swarford				1667	Refusal to pay £3 in tithes	£13 worth of goods taken
Hastings	John	of Swarford				1677	Failure to pay tithes	Imprisoned
Hastings	Mary			15	12	1667	Taken from meeting	To Bridewell Prison for 1 month
Hawtyn	William	of Epwell				1674	For tithes claimed of £3	6 cows worth £18
Hawtyn	William		Epwell			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Hayhurst	Cuthbert		Oxford			1668	For preaching at house of Richard Betteris	1 month in City Prison
Haynes	John	of Banbury	Banbury	2	1	1684/5	For giving “exhortation” at burial	Fined £20 and had goods valued at £22 taken
Hayward	Jeremy		Oxford			1654	Public testimony	Imprisonment
Hayward	Jeremy		Oxford			1654	Reproving Chancellor for persecutions	33 weeks in county gaol
Hayward	Jeremy		Oxford			1662	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Imprisoned at Oxford
Hayward	Jeremy		Oxford		11	1662	Refused Oath of Allegiance while attending trial of their friends	Imprisoned
Heavens [Leavens]	Elizabeth	North-Country	Oxford			1654	Public Testimony	Beaten & abused by students; sent to Bocardo Prison and severly whipped
Hedges	William			29	10	1665	Taken at a meeting	Sentenced to 3 months in prison
Hemings	William		Epwell			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Hihorne	John		Banbury	18	1	1684/5	For attending meeting in the home of John Parsons	Goods valued at £1 16s. taken
Hihorness	Richard		Banbury			1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Hihorness	Richard		Banbury			1662	Attendance at Friends Meeting	Fined
Hill	Andrew		Banbury			1684	For absence from National Worship	Fined
Hill	Andrew		Banbury	18	1	1684/5	For attending meeting in the home of John Parsons	Goods valued at £9 taken
Hill	David		Banbury			1684	For absence from National Worship	Fined
Hill	David		Banbury	18	1	1684/5	For attending meeting in the home of John Parsons	Goods valued at £9 taken
Hill	John		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Hill	Ralph		Adderbury			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Hill	William		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Hodges	Thomas		Banbury			1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Hodges	William		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Holcroft	John					1674	For attending meetings	Goods taken
Holliman	Richard	Miller of “Cooksam“ (Cuxham)				1675	Having been convinced, left the established church, charged as a heretic	Priest had his landlord Justice Gregory turn him out of his mill and goods taken worth 24s. as a fine
Hookes	Ellis		Stanton-Harcourt			1658	Refused hat honour to Sir William Waller while visiting mother residing there	Beaten
Hughes	Elizabeth		Oxford	28	12	1684	Being in silent worship in meeting house	Taken to Mayor and released on promise to appear at next Sessions
Hughes	Elizabeth		Oxford	15	1	1684/5	Taken again while in silent worship	Imprisoned; refuse to enter into a recognizance, sent back to prison
Hughes	John					1684	Refusal to pay several fines	Imprisoned
Hunt	John		Oxford	28	12	1684	Being in silent worship in meeting house	Taken to Mayor and released on promise to appear at next Sessions
Hunt	John		Oxford	15	1	1684/5	Taken again while in silent worship	Imprisoned; refuse to enter into a recognizance, sent back to prison
Jefferson	John		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Jefferson	John					1675	For attending Friends meetings	Goods taken
King	Ellen		Witney			1666	Taken at meeting at home of Elizabeth White at Coggs near Witney	Committed to House of Corrections for 1 month
King	Ellen			15	12	1667	Taken from meeting	To Bridewell Prison for 1 month
King	Humphry	of South Newton				1678	For tithes of 40s.	1 year in prison and corn and hay taken valued at £4 10s.
King	Richard	at Milcomb				1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things valued at £11 10s. taken
Kirby	Richard					1675	For attending Friends meetings	5 cows worth £12 10s.
Kite	Richard	of Upper Norton				1658	Exhortations and reproofs of priests	Imprisoned several times
Kite	Richard					1662	Non-attendance at church	Distressed goods
Kite	Richard		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Fined £5
Kite	William		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Fined £5 for which goods taken
Kiton	Mary			15	12	1667	Taken from meeting	To Bridewell Prison for 1 month
Knight	Robert		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Knight	Robert			29	10	1665	Taken at a meeting	Sentenced to 3 months in prison
Knight	William					1670	For attending meetings	Goods taken to pay fine
Knowles	Joane		Oxford	28	12	1684	Being in silent worship in meeting house	Taken to Mayor and released on promise to appear at next Sessions
Knowles	Joane		Oxford	15	1	1684/5	Taken again while in silent worship	Imprisoned; refuse to enter into a recognizance, sent back to prison
Knowles	Nathaniel					1658	Refusal to doff hat to William Fiennes, Lord Say	2 months in Oxford Gaol; at next Session sent to House of Corrections for 8 months and whipped.
Knowles	Nathaniel		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Lamb	Daniel		Oxford	28	12	1684	Being in silent worship in meeting house	Taken to Mayor and released on promise to appear at next Sessions
Lamb	Daniel		Oxford	15	1	1684/5	Taken again while in silent worship	Imprisoned; refuse to enter into a recognizance, sent back to prison
Lamb	Joseph		Oxford	28	12	1684	Being in silent worship in meeting house	Taken to Mayor and released on promise to appear at next Sessions
Lamb	Joseph		Oxford	15	1	1684/5	Taken again while in silent worship	Imprisoned; refuse to enter into a recognizance, sent back to prison
Lamprey	Mary		Banbury			1655	Reproving vices of mayor & magistrates	Imprisoned 18 days
Lamprey	Nathaniel		(Banbury)			1659	Refusal to pay assessment for repair of church	Distress of goods
Lamprey	Nathaniel		Banbury			1660	Refusal to pay for repairs of church in Banbury	Excommunicated.
Lamprey	Nathaniel		Banbury		1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Committed to Oxford Gaol
Lamprey	Nathaniel		Banbury		8	1664	Taken from meeting at Banbury	Imprisoned for 6 weeks
Lancutt[i]	Anne		Oxford	28	12	1684	Being in silent worship in meeting house	Taken to Mayor and released on promise to appear at next Sessions
Lancutt[ii]	Anne		Oxford	15	1	1684/5	Taken again while in silent worship	Imprisoned; refuse to enter into a recognizance, sent back to prison
Lanket	Anne					1670	For attending meetings	Fined
Lanket	John					1670	For attending meetings	Fined
Larner	Thomas		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Fined
Loe	Mary		Oxford			1654	Public testimony	Imprisonment
Loe	Thomas		Oxford			1654	Public testimony	Imprisonment
Loe	Thomas		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol; recommitted after again refused Oath
Long	John		Banbury		1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Committed to Oxford Gaol
Long	John		Banbury			1662	Attendance at Friends Meeting	Fined
Long	John		Banbury		8	1664	Taken from meeting at Banbury	Imprisoned for 6 weeks
Long	John					1665	Taken from meeting at Nor-Newton	Committed to House of Corrections for 1 month
Long	John	of Nethrop				1683	For tithes of milk at the suit of the vicar of Banbury	Sentenced for 6s. 8d. for tithes and £1 3s. 4d. for charges. Imprisoned for refusal to pay until some relation paid
Long	John		Nethrop			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things worth £24 taken
Lord	Edward	of Milton	Shipton			1660	Refusal to pay towards repair of Shipton church	Distress of goods to value of 40 s.
Marshall	Edmund		Little Tew			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things worth £4 10s. taken
Marshall	Thomas		Banbury			1655	Public assembly	Imprisoned
Meakes	Richard		Sibford			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Mecock	Richard		Banbury			1660	Refusal to pay for repairs of church in Banbury	Excommunicated.
Mecock	Richard		Banbury		1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Committed to Oxford Gaol
Mercer	Thomas					1674	For attending meetings	Goods taken
Middleton	Robert		Burford			1662	Unlawful assembly at Burford	Imprisoned
Miller	Richard		Banbury		8	1664	Taken from meeting at Banbury	Imprisoned for 6 weeks
Miller	Thomas		Banbury		8	1664	Taken from meeting at Banbury	Imprisoned for 6 weeks
Mills	Richard		Banbury			1658	Coming to meeting with Thomas Palmer	Had mare taken. Both mares valued at £5.
Minchin	Thomas		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Minchin	Thomas		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Fined £5 for which goods taken
Minchin	Thomas	Mercer of Burford			8	1683	For 11 month absence from church while in Oxford Gaol on a writ of excommunicato capiendo	£90 of goods taken from him
Minchin	Thomas	A poor blind man of Burford		23	3	1663/4	Non-attendance at church	Sent to Oxford Gaol on writ of excommunicato capiendo where he served 8 ½ years
Minchin	Thomas					1672	Released from Oxford Gaol on letters patent by the King
Minchin	Thomas	of Burford				1675	For attending Friends meetings	Cloth worth £8 13s. 4d.
Monk	Thomas		Witney			1666	Taken at meeting at home of Elizabeth White at Coggs near Witney	Committed to House of Corrections for 1 month
Monk	Thomas					1670	For attending meetings	Goods taken to pay fine
Munch[iii]	Thomas					1662	Non-attendance at church	Distressed goods
Newman	Paul		Warwick			1663	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	8 ½ years in prison
Nichols	Thomas		Oxford		11	1662	Refused Oath of Allegiance while attending trial of their friends	Imprisoned
Nichols	Thomas	of Oxford			12	1665	For opening his shop on Christmas day and refusing Oath of Allegiance	6 months in prison
Nichols	Thomas					1666	Non-attendance at church	“Kept under close confinement for a long time”
Nichols	Thomas		Oxford			1670	For meeting at Richard Betteris	Fined
Nichols	Thomas		Oxford	28	12	1684	Being in silent worship in meeting house	Taken to Mayor and released on promise to appear at next Sessions
Nichols	Thomas		Oxford	15	1	1684/5	Taken again while in silent worship	Imprisoned; refuse to enter into a recognizance, sent back to prison
Norton	Silas		Oxford			1662	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Imprisoned at Oxford
Norton	Silas		Burford			1662	Unlawful assembly at Burford	Imprisoned
Norton	Silas					1670	For attending meeting	£1 5s. worth of goods taken to pay fine
Norton	Silas		Oxford	28	12	1684	Being in silent worship in meeting house	Taken to Mayor and released on promise to appear at next Sessions
Norton	Silas		Oxford	15	1	1684/5	Taken again while in silent worship	Imprisoned; refused to enter into a recognizance, sent back to prison
Nutt	Anne	Sister of Laurence Willier				1670	For attending meetings	Goods taken to pay fine
Ollive	Humfrey		Oxford			1670	For meeting at Richard Betteris	£14 8s. 3d. in goods taken from Ollive, Nichols & Willier for fine
Palmer	Thomas		Banbury			1658	Coming to meeting	Had mare taken
Palmer	William	of Horneton			8	1688	Summoned to Westminster in suit for 4 years of privy tithes for payment of 52s., and 5s. marriage fee, and 6s. mortuary fee	Taken by an Attachment to Oxford Gaol where he remained 2 years before releas by Act of Indemnity. However, he was reimprisoned for not appearing to former subpoena.
Pardon	Thomas					1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Parsons	John					1658	Tenant of Lord Say, who evicted his family from their home	Lived 3 weeks without shelter in cold.
Parsons	John		Broughton			1658	Attending meeting. Arrested by Lord Say	25 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Parsons	John		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Parsons		Widow		15	12	1667	Taken from meeting	To Bridwell Prison for 1 month
Pauling	John					1675	For attending Friends meetings	Goods taken
Pawling	William					1670	For attending meetings	Goods taken to pay fine
Penn	Thomas					1674	For attending meetings	Goods taken
Perry	Thomas					1672	Released from Oxford Gaol on letters patent by the King
Pettifer	William		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Pettifer	William		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Imprisoned and at next Assizes received sentence of praemunire. Held in prison 10 years.
Pettifer	William					1672	Released from Oxford Gaol on letters patent by the King
Phillips	Henry		Banbury			1660	Refusal to pay for repairs of church in Banbury	Excommunicated.
Phillips	Henry		Banbury			1662	Attendance at Friends Meeting	Fined
Phillips	Henry		Banbury			1662	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Imprisoned at Banbury
Phillips	Henry		Banbury	2	2	1663	Refused required surety that would not attend meeting; refused oath	Sent to Oxford Gaol; sentence of praemunire; imprisoned 8 ½ years
Phillips	Henry					1672	Released from Oxford Gaol on letters patent by the King
Plumber	John		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Potter	William	of Tadmarton				1658	Sabbath breaking for riding horse to meeting	Fined 10s and horse seized
Potter	William		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Potter	William	of Lower Tadmarton				1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Poultney	Timothy	of Adderbury				1659	Refusal to pay £4 in tithes	15 months in Oxford Gaol
Poultney	Timothy		Banbury			1662	Attendance at Friends Meeting	Fined
Poultney	Timothy	of Adderbury	Milcomb			1665	Attendance at meeting at Milcomb	Imprisoned for 3 months for refusal to pay £5 fine
Poultney	Timothy					1674	For attending meetings	Goods taken
Rawbone		Widow		15	12	1667	Taken from meeting	To Bridewell Prison for 1 month
Reason	Nathanael	Some poor man		2	1	1684/5	Refusing to assist officers in taking goods from John Haynes	Imprisoned
Reeves	Thomas	of Great Tew	Milcomb			1662	Taken from meeting for non-attendance at church	6 weeks at Oxford Gaol and fined £5 at Session for which goods worth £7 were taken
Reeves	Thomas	of Great Tew			2	1664		Committed to Oxford Gaol on writ of excommnicato capiendo; died in prison after 6 ½ years.
Reeves	Thomas	of Great Tew				1665	For a demand of Privy Tithes while in prison	1 horse worth £5 taken
Reeves	Thomas	of Great Tew				1667	15s. in Tithes demanded while in prison	£6 in goods taken
Reeves	William		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Reynolds	John		Henley	19	6	1663	Taken from Meeting by sergeant	Released after 1 night in prison
Reynolds	Michael		Coggs			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things worth £3 17s. taken
Roofe	Mary					1675	For attending Friends meetings	Goods taken
Ryeman	Abraham					1666	For attendance at Friends meeting	Imprisoned
Ryton	Mary		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Fined £5 for which goods taken
Saunders	Mary		Witney			1666	Taken at meeting at home of Elizabeth White at Coggs near Witney	Committed to House of Corrections for 1 month
Saunders	Mary			15	12	1667	Taken from meeting	To Bridewell Prison for 1 month
Seacoal	Robert		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol & goods taken for transportation to gaol
Seacoal	Robert		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Fined £5; £8 of goods taken
Seacoal	Robert			25	8	1669	Taken at meeting at Milton. Appeared at Quarter Sessions with hat on and fined 5 Marks which he refused to pay	Imprisoned for 6 months and distress made on his goods to pay fine
Sessions	Anne			15	12	1667	Taken from meeting	To Bridewell Prison for 1 month
Sessions	James		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol & goods taken for transportation to gaol
Sessions	James		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Fined £5 for which goods taken
Sessions	James					1669	Attending Friends meeting	Fined 5 s., a load of wood taken
Sessions	Michael		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol & goods taken for transportation to gaol
Sessions	Michael					1660	Refusal to pay 4 s. in tithes	£2 5s in goods taken
Sessions	Michael		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Fined £5 for which goods taken
Sessions	Michael			25	8	1669	Taken at meeting at Milton. Appeared at Quarter Sessions with hat on and fined 5 Marks which he refused to pay	Imprisoned for 6 months and distress made on his goods to pay fine
Shackerly	John		Oxford			1654	Public testimony	Imprisonment
Shackerly	John		Oxford			1655	Displeasing words to priest	7 weeks in City prison
Shackerly	John		Oxford			1655	Speaking against Vice-Chancellor	28 weeks in prison
Shackerly	John		Oxford			1658		Thrown out of house of Richard Bettris by the hair by Proctor
Shackerly	John		Oxford			1662	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Imprisoned at Oxford
Shackerly	John					1670	For attending meetings	Fined
Shelswell	Thomas		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Shepherd	Edward		Banbury			1660	Refusal to pay for repairs of church in Banbury	Excommunicated.
Shepherd	Edward		Banbury		8	1664	Taken from meeting at Banbury	Imprisoned for 6 weeks
Simpson	William		Oxford			1654	Public testimony	Imprisonment
Simpson	William		Banbury			1655	Public assembly	Imprisoned
Smith	John		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Smith	John		Banbury		8	1664	Taken from meeting at Banbury	Imprisoned for 6 weeks
Smith	John Jr.		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Soden	William		Sibford			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Spiers	Thomas		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Staple	William	of Hook Norton		28	4	1679	For tithes of £4 12 s. claimed by priest	Died in prison after 3 months
Staples	Benjamin	of Chadlington				1659	Called before Exchequer for payment of tithes, refused oath	40 weeks imprisonment
Staples	Benjamin					1659	Refusal to pay assessment for repair of church	Distress of goods
Staples	Benjamin					1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Sentenced to praemunire, forfeiture of all land and property & imprisoned
Staples	Benjamin					1661	Refusal to pay £2 1s in tithes	Cattle worth £5 5s taken from him
Staples	Benjamin		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Fined; £5 worth of goods taken
Staples	Benjamin	of Chadlington				1665	Refusal to pay 2s. 1d. in tithes	£4 8s. in goods taken
Staples	Benjamin	of Chadlington				1667	Refusal to pay £6 6s. 6d. in tithes	£20 16s. 6d. in goods taken
Stevens	Joseph					1672	Released from Oxford Gaol on letters patent by the King
Stow	John			29	10	1665	Taken at a meeting	Sentenced to 3 months in prison
Stow	John	of Great Tew				1672	For failure to pay tithes	Goods worth £5 18s.
Stow	John		Great Tew			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Strange	William		Banbury		8	1664	Taken from meeting at Banbury	Imprisoned for 6 weeks
Strank	Thomas	of Milcomb				1674	For tithes claimed by priest of Widdington	Committed to Oxford Gaol
Strank	Thomas					1679	Suit by priest of Widdington	Had corn, cows and sheep taken valued at £42 5s. 6d.
Strank	Thomas		Banbury			1684	For absence from National Worship	Fined
Strank	Thomas		Banbury	18	1	1684/5	For attending meeting in the home of John Parsons	Goods valued at £2 4s. 3d. taken
Stone	John		Banbury			1684	For absence from National Worship	Fined
Taylor	Clement		Henley	19	6	1663	Taken from Meeting by sergeant	Released after 1 night in prison
Taylor	Thomas	of Norley				1659	Refusal to pay tithes	Imprisoned
Taylor	Thomas		Witney			1666	Taken at meeting at home of Elizabeth White at Coggs near Witney	Committed to House of Corrections for 1 month
Taylor	Thomas					1670	For attending meetings	Goods taken to pay fine
Taylor	Thomas		Shetford			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things worth £4 taken
Tomkins	George					1659	Refusal to pay assessment for repair of church	Distress of goods
Tomkins	George		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Tomkins	George					1661	Refusal to pay £2 3s 4d in tithes	Goods valued at £5 5s taken from him and imprisoned for 11 weeks
Tomkins	George		Banbury			1662	Attendance at Friends Meeting	Fined
Tomkins	George	of Milcomb				1663	£5 13s 4d claimed for tithes	£23 worth of cattle taken
Tomkins	George			29	10	1665	Taken at a meeting	Sentenced to 3 months in prison
Tomkins	George	of Milcomb				1672	For non-payment of tithes	5 cows taken
Tomkins	George	of Milcomb				1679	Suit by priest of Widdington	Had sheep, corn, hay and peas seized valued at £100
Tomkins	John					1674	For tithes claimed by priest of Widdington	29 sheep and 3 cows worth £20
Tomkins	William					1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken worth £5 3s.
Thompson	Simon					1658	Refusal to doff hat to William Fiennes, Lord Say	2 months in Oxford Gaol; at next Session sent to House of Corrections for 8 months
Thompson	Simon		Broughton			1658	Attending meeting. Arrested by Lord Say	25 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Thompson	Simon					1658	Tenant of Lord Say, who evicted his family frm their home	Lived 3 weeks without shelter in cold.
Thompson	Simon		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Thompson	Simon			29	10	1665	Taken at a meeting	Sentenced to 3 months in prison
Thorp	John					1672	Released from Oxford Gaol on letters patent by the King
Thorp	Robert					1672	Released from Oxford Gaol on letters patent by the King
Tidmarsh	Giles	of Chipping Norton	Chipping Norton			1660	Refusal to pay for repairs of church	Gaoled on Writ de Excommunicato capiendo[iv] for 7 years
Tidmarsh	Giles					1662	Non-attendance at church	Distressed goods
Tidmarsh	Giles		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Fined £5 for which goods taken
Tidmarsh	Thomas					1662	Non-attendance at church	Distressed goods
Times	Edward		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Timms	Sarah		Banbury			1655	Exhorting the priest in the grave yard	Beaten & imprisoned half a year
Tredwell	Richard		Sibford			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Treppass	James					1674	For attending meetings	Goods taken
Tully	Thomas		Roakes			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things worth £5 4s. 6d. taken
Turner	John					1670	For attending meetings	Goods taken to pay fine
Turner	John					1675	For attending Friends meetings	Goods taken
Turner	Lucy			15	12	1667	Taken from meeting	To Bridewell Prison for 1 month
Upton	Thomas		Burford			1662	Unlawful assembly at Burford	Imprisoned
Upton	Thomas		Oxford	28	12	1684	Being in silent worship in meeting house	Taken to Mayor and released on promise to appear at next Sessions
Upton	Thomas		Oxford	15	1	1684/5	Taken again while in silent worship	Imprisoned; refuse to enter into a recognizance, sent back to prison
Vivers	Edward					1659	Refusal to pay assessment for repair of church	Distress of goods
Vivers	Edward		Banbury			1660	Refusal to pay for repairs of church in Banbury	Excommunicated.
Vivers	Edward		Banbury		1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Committed to Oxford Gaol
Vivers	Edward		Banbury			1662	Attendance at Friends Meeting	Fined
Vivers	Edward		Banbury			1662	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Imprisoned at Banbury
Vivers	Edward		Banbury		8	1664	Taken from meeting at Banbury	Imprisoned for 6 weeks
Vivers	Edward				9	1665	Arrested at work without charges	Committed to prison for 2 years 7 months
Vivers	Edward		Banbury			1684	For absence from National Worship	Fined
Vivers	Edward		Banbury	3	8	1684	For praying in the street	Fined £20 and had goods valued £25 3s. 9d. taken from him
Vivers	Richard		Banbury			1684	For absence from National Worship	Fined
Wagstaff	James	of Banbury	Banbury			1658	Refusing to swear	Fined 40s and goods taken by distress
Wagstaff	James					1659	Refusal to pay assessment for repair of church	Distress of goods
Wagstaff	James		Banbury			1660	Refusal to pay for repairs of church in Banbury	Excommunicated.
Wagstaff	James		Banbury		1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Committed to Oxford Gaol
Wagstaff	James		Banbury			1662	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Imprisoned at Banbury
Wagstaff	James		Warwick			1663	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	8 ½ years in prison
Wagstaff	William		Banbury			1684	For absence from National Worship	Fined
Waller	John					1662	Non-attendance at church	Distressed goods
Walter	Edward			25	8	1669	Taken at meeting at Milton. Appeared at Quarter Sessions with hat on and fined 5 Marks which he refused to pay	Imprisoned for 6 months
Ward	Benjamin		Tadmarton	15	1	1660	Refusal to pay tithes to priest of Tadmarton	15 months in Oxford Gaol
Ward	Benjamin	of Tadmarton			10	1665	Attendance at meeting at Milcomb	Imprisoned for 3 months for refusal to pay £5 fine
Ward	Benjamin					1674	For tithes claimed of £3	42 sheep valued at £20
Ward	Benjamin		Lower Tadmarton			1689	For prædial tithes	Corn, hay and other things taken
Warwick	William					1674	For attending meetings	Goods taken
Waters	William	of Henley				1663	Holding meetings at his house	Excommunicated, imprisoned in Oxford Gaol for 6 months
Watts	Anne					1662	Non-attendance at church	Distressed goods
Watts	Anne					1674	For attending meetings	Goods taken
Watts	John				10	1665	Attendance at meeting at Milcomb	Imprisoned for 5 months for refusal to pay £5 fine
Watts	John					1666	For attendance at Friends meeting	Imprisoned
Waugh	Jane		Banbury			1655	Testimony against deceit in the market	Imprisoned 5 weeks
Waugh	Jane					1658	Refused Oath of Abjuration after 5 weeks illegal confinement	Imprisoned 5 weeks and then recommitted.
Waugh	Jane		Banbury			1662	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Imprisoned
Weaver	James		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Fined
Wells	Edward		Banbury			1684	For absence from National Worship	Fined
Weston	George	of Stansfield		27	12	1665	Religious non-conformity	Committed to prison under writ of excommunicato capiendo for 8 years
Weston	George					1672	Released from Oxford Gaol on letters patent by the King
Weston	Nathaniel		Banbury			1655	Public assembly	Imprisoned for 11 months & fined £5 for refusing to pay Gaoler’s fees.
Wheeler	Alice			15	12	1667	Taken from meeting	To Bridewell Prison for 1 month
Wheeler	Henry					1670	For attending meetings	Wearing apparel taken to pay fine
Wheeler	Henry					1674	For attending meetings	Goods taken
Wheeler	John		Witney			1666	Taken at meeting at home of Elizabeth White at Coggs near Witney	Committed to House of Corrections for 1 month
Wheeler	John					1675	For attending Friends meetings	3 cows, a calf, brass, pewter & other things valued at £16
Wheeler	Mary					1662	Non-attendance at church	Distressed goods
Willett	John		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol
Willett	John		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	10 weeks in Oxford Gaol then transferred to Bridewell for 1 month
Willett	Robert		Burford	13	1	1660	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	7 weeks in Oxford Gaol & goods taken for transportation to gaol
Willett	Robert		Oxford		11	1662	Unlawful assembly	Fined £5 and imprisoned, dying not long afterwards.
Willier	Laurence		Oxford			1654	Reproving Chancellor for persecutions	A few days in county gaol
Willier	Laurence		Oxford			1662	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Imprisoned at Oxford
Willier	Laurence					1663	Refusal to take Oath of Allegiance	Imprisoned 6 months
Willier	Laurence		Oxford			1670	For meeting at Richard Betteris	Fined
Willier	Laurence					1670	For attending meetings	Goods taken to pay fine
William	William					1670	For attending meetings	Goods taken to pay fine
Winchcomb	Walter					1670	For attending meetings	Wearing apparel taken to pay fine
Windows	Richard					1670	For attending meetings	Goods taken to pay fine
Wise	William					1662	Non-attendance at church	Distressed goods
Wise	William					1670	For attending meetings	Goods taken to pay fine
Wise	William	of Leaw near Bampton				1675	For attending Friends meetings	3 cows and pewter worth £11
Withers	Anne			15	12	1667	Taken from meeting	To Bridewell Prison for 1 month
Woodfield	John					1664	Refusal to pay 17s 6d in tithes	4 cows worth £9 taken
Wrenn	John					1672	Released from Oxford Gaol on letters patent by the King
Wright	Benjamin		Banbury	11	1	1660	Refused to take Oath of Allegiance	Banbury Gaol
Wright	Richard	of Henley				1662	Refused to have his children baptized	Gaoled at Oxford under a writ de excommunicato capiendo for 6 ½ years
Wyatt	John					1678	For tithes	Imprisoned at Oxford
Yarnton	Margaret					1670	For attending meetings	Goods taken to pay fine
Yearton	Simon					1675	For attending Friends meetings	1 cow worth £4
Yearton	Thomas					1675	For attending Friends meetings	Goods taken
Young	Edward	of Milton		12	10	1683	Absence from parish church	Goods valued at £60 taken from him

Names in Italics are Friends from outside of Oxfordshire, but persecuted in Oxfordshire.

[i] Probably the same person as Anne Lanket.

[ii] Probably the same person as Anne Lanket.

[iii] This may be the same person as Thomas Monk.

[iiii] The Writ De Excommunicato Capiendo Act 1562 (5 Eliz 1 c 23): A writ de excommunicato capiendo (Latin for “taking one who is excommunicated”) was a writ commanding the sheriff to arrest one who was excommunicated, and imprison him till he should become reconciled to the church. (Wikipedia)