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- 1798 - (Oxford, CT) - Named for Oxford, England, the town was incorporated from parts of Derby and Southbury in October of 1798.
connecticuthistory.org/ towns-page/ oxford/ - 1819 - Oxford
Oxford is a post township, situated in the northwestern section of the county, 14 miles northwesterly from New-Haven, and 40 southwesterly from Hartfo...Read MORE... - 1854 - Oxford
Oxford, a post-township in New Haven co., Connecticut, 15 miles N. W. from New Haven, intersected by the Naugatuck railroad. Population, 1564.
A New and Complete Gazetteer of the United States: Giving a Full and Comprehensive Review of the Present Condition, Industry, and Resources of the American Confederacy ... Thomas Baldwin (of Philadelphia.) Joseph Thomas January 1, 1854 Philadelphia : Lippincott, Grambo & Company 1854. - 1895 - Oxford
Oxford, a post-village in Oxford township, New Haven co., Conn., about 15 miles N.W. of New Haven. It has 3 churches. The township is bounded on the E...Read MORE... - 1906
Oxford, a post-village in Oxford township (town), New Haven co., Conn., about 15 miles NW. of New Haven. The town is bounded on the E. by the Naugatuc...Read MORE... 
Congregational Parish House. Oxford, Conn.
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The Oxford House
Route 67 (4 Miles From Junction of Routes 8 & 67) Oxford Center
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Camp Palmer
"The Knights of Columbus established and sponsored Camp Palmer in 1922 when Thomas J. O’Brien, Past Grand Knight of Elm City Council of New Haven, wanted to send his young sons to a summer camp.
He found no area camps operated... Read MORE...
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Congregational Parish House. Oxford, Conn.
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Route 67 (4 Miles From Junction of Routes 8 & 67) Oxford Center
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"The Knights of Columbus established and sponsored Camp Palmer in 1922 when Thomas J. O’Brien, Past Grand Knight of Elm City Council of New Haven, wanted to send his young sons to a summer camp.
He found no area camps operated under Catholic auspices. Mr. O’Brien presented a resolution to the New Haven council that called for a joint conference with the other councils of the district. Other area councils followed suit, and eventually, in 1922, the cooperative effort opened a camp on the Housatonic River near the Seymour/Oxford town line. It was the first summer camp for Catholic boys operated exclusively under the auspices of the Knights of Columbus.
The camp was named for William H. Palmer, an Oxford resident and former United States Marshal who donated 10 acres for the camp..." patch.com/ oxford-ct/ the-history-of-camp-palmer-in-oxford)
Camp Palmer
"The Knights of Columbus established and sponsored Camp Palmer in 1922 when Thomas J. O’Brien, Past Grand Knight of Elm City Council of New Haven, wanted to send his young sons to a summer camp.
He found no area camps operated... Read MORE...
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1798 - (Oxford, CT) - Named for Oxford, England, the town was incorporated from parts of Derby and Southbury in October of 1798.
connecticuthistory.org/ towns-page/ oxford/
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1819 - Oxford
Oxford is a post township, situated in the northwestern section of the county, 14 miles northwesterly from New-Haven, and 40 southwesterly from... Read MORE...
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1854 - Oxford
Oxford, a post-township in New Haven co., Connecticut, 15 miles N. W. from New Haven, intersected by the Naugatuck railroad. Population, 1564.
A New and Complete Gazetteer of the United States: Giving a Full and Comprehensive Review of the Present Condition, Industry, and Resources of the American Confederacy ... Thomas Baldwin (of Philadelphia.) Joseph Thomas January 1, 1854 Philadelphia : Lippincott, Grambo & Company 1854.
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1895 - Oxford
Oxford, a post-village in Oxford township, New Haven co., Conn., about 15 miles N.W. of New Haven. It has 3 churches. The township is bounded on the... Read MORE...
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1906
Oxford, a post-village in Oxford township (town), New Haven co., Conn., about 15 miles NW. of New Haven. The town is bounded on the E. by the... Read MORE...
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