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Latest revision as of 11:14, 16 December 2025
The following comprises lists of notable people associated with Balliol College, Oxford, namely alumni and those who taught at the College or were based at the College or were involved in college life. The alumni are grouped into categories corresponding to fields of work and are arranged chronologically. Almost all the individuals have a wiki page. The majority are men because women were only admitted to the college from 1979.[1]
Lists for specific categories
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Balliol Chancellors of Oxford University
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Security, Military and Intelligence
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Sources of information
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The main source of information confirming college membership is the relevant edition of The Balliol College Register which lists Fellows and students by year of matriculation, thus providing evidence of existence, dates and some biographical information.
- 1st edition — 1832–1914[7]
- 2nd edition — 1833–1933[8]
- 3rd edition — 1900–1950[9]
- 4th edition — 1916–1967[10]
- 5th edition — 1950–1980[11]
- 6th edition — 1940–1990[12]
- 7th edition — 1950–2000[13]
Other sources of information include the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography and Who’s Who and Who was Who both published by Oxford University Press.
Notable applicants who did not matriculate
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- ^ “Balliol Women: Some Alumnae of the College | Balliol College, University of Oxford”. www.balliol.ox.ac.uk. Retrieved 4 May 2018.
- ^ Plea Rolls of the Court of Common Pleas. National Archives.; CP 40 / 677; in 1430; Thomas Chace appears as first name, but as defendant in a case of debt, brought by Thomas Coventre.
- ^ a b Balliol College Register (Seventh Edition) by Tom Bewley and John Jones. 2005.
- ^ a b Balliol College Register (Fifth Edition) by John Jones and Sally Viney 1983
- ^ a b c d Balliol College Register (Second Edition) by Ivo Elliott 1934
- ^ The Naval Tracts of Sir William Monson, in Publications of the Navy Records Society, v. 43, 1912 (London, 1913)
- ^ Balliol College (University of Oxford); Jones, John; Viney, Sally; Hilliard, Edward; Elliott, Ivo d’Oyle; Lemon, Elsie (1914). The Balliol College Register (1st ed.). Oxford. Retrieved 25 March 2013.(1914, covering matriculations 1832-1914)
- ^ Balliol College (University of Oxford) (1934). The Balliol College Register (2nd ed.). Oxford. Retrieved 25 March 2013.(1934, covering matriculations 1833-1933)
- ^ Balliol College (University of Oxford) (1953). The Balliol College Register (3rd ed.). Oxford. Retrieved 25 March 2013.(1953, covering matriculations 1900-1950)
- ^ Lemon, Elsie (1 January 1969). Balliol College Register 1916-1967 (4th ed.). Balliol College.
- ^ John Jones and Sally Viney (November 1982). Balliol College Register 1950-1980 (5th ed.). Balliol College.
- ^ John Jones and Catherine Willbery (January 1993). Balliol College Register 1940-1990 (6th ed.). Balliol College.
- ^ Tom Bewley and John Jones (11 October 2005). Balliol College Register 1950-2000 (7th ed.). Balliol College.
- ^ Isaiah Berlin Old Pauline Club, 7 July 2020. Accessed 31 December 2024
- ^ Did Balliol Make Bill a President? Richard Jenkins, The Spectator, 15 July 2000, Page 15. Archive accessed 31 December 2024
- ^ Did Balliol Make Bill a President? Richard Jenkins, The Spectator, 15 July 2000, Page 15. Archive accessed 31 December 2024
- ^ What Makes a Philosopher, Daniel Dennett, Autobiography Part 1, Philosophy Now. Accessed 31 December 2024
- ^ Oral history interview with A. Hyatt Mayor, Smithsonian Archives of American Art, 1969. Accessed 31 December 2024
- ^ Avrion, Mitchison. “Getting into New College, Oxford”. Web of Stories. Retrieved 11 July 2024.
- ^ As quoted in the book review by Anthony Campbell of Colin McGinn’s autobiographical “The Making of a Philosopher, My Journey Through Twentieth-Century Philosophy” accessed 31 December 2024
- ^ Dutton, D. J. (2011) [2004]. “Simon, John Allsebrook, first Viscount Simon (1873–1954)”. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (online ed.). Oxford University Press
- ^ Holroyd, Michael. Lytton Strachey, 1994, ISBN 0-09-933291-4 (paperback) p129
