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Cutteslowe
Cutteslowe is a suburb of north Oxford, England, between Sunnymead and Water Eaton.
==Manor==
By AD 1004 St Frideswide's Minster in Oxford held two hides of land at Cutteslowe. St Frideswide's became an Augustinian Priory, which continued to hold Cutteslowe until it was suppressed in 1525.〔 It then passed to Cardinal Wolsey's Cardinal's College until Wolsey's downfall and attainder in 1529.〔 Cardinal's College became King Henry VIII's College until 1545.〔
Cutteslowe changed hands three times before it was bought in about 1588 by William Lenthall, grandfather of the William Lenthall who was Speaker of the Long Parliament.〔 Between 1611 and 1625 John Lenthall sold Cutteslowe to Sir John Walter of Sarsden near Churchill, Oxfordshire.〔 Most of the estate was sold by a later Sir John Walter in 1703, and by 1737 had been acquired by Christ Church, Oxford.〔 Sir John sold about to Dr Robert South who used it to endow his school at Islip, Oxfordshire.〔
Sir John sold most of what remained in 1710 to John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough, in whose family it remained until 1811, when George Spencer-Churchill, 6th Duke of Marlborough sold or exchanged his part to Francis Gregory.〔 In 1918 Gregory's granddaughters sold Cutteslowe to the Soden family.〔 The Sodens sold some of the land for development in 1931 and the remainder to Oxford City Council in 1936, which turned it into Cutteslowe Park.〔
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