List entry for 11 The Croft: 1047294

Nos. 11 and 11A date from the seventeenth century, and were formerly one house. They are attached to a similar house (No. 9) to the west.

In the above picture, No. 11 is the house with four dormer windows, while No. 11A is on the far right,

No. 11

The 1921 census shows James Parker (64), an out-of-work bricklayer who worked for Wooldridge & Simpson, living here with his wife Ada (51) and his daughter Sylvia (22), who was a tailoress for Hookham & Co in Cornmarket, Oxford and his son Edward (19), who was a general labourer.

James Parker remained here until his death at the age of 82 near the end of 1939. His son Edward James Parker is listed here until his death at the age of 49 in 1951, and then Miss Parker (presumably James Parker's daughter Sylvia) lived here until at least 1976,

No. 11A

The house at No. 11 appears to have been subdivided into 11 & 11A in the late 1950s, and the first occupant listed at No. 11A was Ronald Atkinson (1960–1967), followed by John Kenyon (1968–1973) and R. Baker in 1976