Ramsden, Oxfordshire

Description
Chadlington, a township in the parish of Charlbury, Oxfordshire. It stands near the river Evenlode and the Oxford and Worcester section of the G.W.R., 4 miles NW by N of Charlbury station, and 3 1/2 SSE of Chipping-Norton, and has a post and money order office under Charlbury; telegraph office, Charlbury. Acreage, 3450 ; population of the township, 685 ; of the ecclesiastical parish with Shorthamp-ton and Charlbury, 2361. The living is a chapelry annexed with that of Shorthampton to the vicarage of Charlbury; joint gross yearly value, £500. Patron, St John's College, Oxford. The church is a building of stone, principally of the Early English and Decorated periods. There is a Baptist chapel, erected in 1842, and a Roman Catholic chapel, erected in 1881. Langton House is a fine country seat, standing at an elevation of nearly 500 feet above sea level, commanding very beautiful views over the surrounding country.