| The town of Aylesbury - Buckinghamshire is located in | | | | that was established in the early days. |
| the county of Buckinghamshire in England. | | | | When the town was invaded in the early days, the |
| Buckinghamshire is a county situated in the | | | | Aylesbury manor was taken by the king. The manor |
| southeastern side of England. Aylesbury is a large | | | | became a royal possession in 1086 as stated in the |
| town covering the Aylesbury Urban Area and four | | | | Domesday Book. |
| other urban areas, namely, Watermead, Stoke | | | | The Archbishop of York is credited with founding the |
| Mandeville, Fairford Leys and Bierton. The town is | | | | Guild of St.Mary in 1450.The Guild of St.Mary also |
| heavily populated. The census taken in 2001 estimated | | | | known as the 'Guild of Our Lady' is a Christian |
| the population at over 69,000 people. The civil parish of | | | | institution. Local officials and politicians used the |
| Aylesbury alone has over 56,000 people. | | | | institution as a forum for campaigns and rallies. It is |
| The name Aylesbury is derived from ancient England | | | | believed that the War of the Roses was influenced by |
| languages.Archeologists have discovered remains | | | | the Guild of St.Mary.Visitors to Aylesbury can see the |
| dating back to 650B.C.One of these remains was a | | | | former site of the institution along Church Street close |
| hillfort dating back to the iron age. Aylesbury is situated | | | | to the Chantry.The place has changed considerably. |
| on a limestone site, but most of the surrounding area is | | | | The town of Aylesbury became a part of |
| covered with clay. The town came into prominence | | | | Buckinghamshire during the reign of King Henry |
| during the Anglo-Saxon period. By this time, Aylesbury | | | | VII.Thomas Boleyn was the owner of the Aylesbury |
| was a large market town. | | | | Manor. King Henry VIII might have changed ownership |
| The town is famously known for its gravesite where | | | | of the manor to establish good relationships with the |
| Saint Osyth was buried. Pilgrims visited the gravesite | | | | owners of the manor. It should be noted that the |
| every year to remember their Saint. It is believed that | | | | county of Buckinghamshire was originally known as |
| the Saxon crypt is the location of the St.Mary's church | | | | Buckingham. |