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Anyone On Here Studied At Oxford Uni?

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*Sharm

*Sharm Report 12 Oct 2007 09:02

hi sorry for the late reply got kicked of puter.
chris ive emailed the magdalen college fingers crossed for a reply i know my 4x greatuncle did study there, i found him on the almuni.
im hoping they still hold the records of his time there.
teresa thanks also for the info

Teresa

Teresa Report 11 Oct 2007 20:07

This is from Ancestry.co.uk. Hope it helps


About Oxford University Alumni, 1500-1886
This database contains a register of students, graduates, and officers who attended Oxford University between 1500 and 1886. This work is valuable because of the biographical information provided about each individual.

For more information about this database,
This database contains a register of students, graduates, and officers who attended Oxford University between 1500 and 1886. This work is valuable because of the biographical information provided about each individual. Such information includes parentage, birthplace, birth year, date and age of matriculation, and degree obtained. This database may also be valuable to researchers of social history as items such as descriptions of the social status of the students' fathers are also included.

The original work was organized into two multi-volume series. The earlier series covers the years 1500-1714, while the other covers the years 1715-1886. The register is alphabetical and as such is divided appropriately between the volumes and series.

At the time of printing (late nineteenth century), this work was the most complete list of Oxford alumni for the time period covered, as the University had only previously published a list of alumni from 1660-1850.



Teresa

Chris in Sussex

Chris in Sussex Report 11 Oct 2007 20:00

Sharm

Red Brick Unis usually have records dating back to their inception.

If you know the College then I would suggest 'Google' to find their Archivist. However, be warned, they may only work part time so be willing to wait for a response to any enquiry.

Chris.

*** My son is at Oxford Brookes.....Called 'The Early Learning Centre' by the Red Brick lot :) lol

Researching:
Avatar...My darling Dad. 1931-2019 'Take nothing on its looks, take everything on evidence. There is no better rule' Charles Dickens, Great Expectations. 'A brickwall is a problem that you haven't solved yet' Dave Annal http://media.nationalarchives.gov.uk/index.php/brick-walls-and-lost-ancestors/

*Sharm

*Sharm Report 11 Oct 2007 18:53

Just wanted to know if they keep records of past students i mean a really long time ago the early 19th century.
Thankyou