Who Do You Think You Are?

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EXPLORING OXFORDSHIRE SURNAMES People, Places And Lives

Sue Honoré, Richard Merry and Jessica Feinstein Matador, 328 pages, £24.99

I recently discovered that my Wiggins ancestors were from Witney, and that early generations were involved in the blanket-weaving industry. DNA testing has also led me on a surprise trail from Berkshire to Oxfordshire, and links with the surnames Harris and Bunting from Banbury. I therefore welcomed the opportunity to learn more about Oxfordshire and its surnames

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