City of Oxford (ed. of "Survey of the Antiquities of the City
of Oxford", composed 1661-6 by Anthony Wood), A. Clark, ed.,
Clarendon Press: Oxford, 1899.

vol III:
p. 33
Hugh Buckner, Bailiff of Oxford in 1592

p. 132
"At the upper end of the body of the church, under the north wall,
are the graves of the Smiths of the parish, gentlemen, viz. of
Thomas Smyth, somtimes Alderman and severall times Mayor of
Oxon, buried here 9 July, anno 1601 (43 Eliz.).  He was the fourth
son of Richard Smyth of Keereley in com. Lanc., son and heire of
Robert Smythe of the same parish of Prescot in the said countie which
Robert was elder brother to William Smyth, bishop of Lincolne and
founder of Brasenose College in Oxon.
2. Of Rose, the first wife of the said Thomas Smyth, buried here 7 Sept.,
1582.  Shee was daughter of William Buckner of Botley neare Oxon by
Dorothie his wife, daughter of Robert Huckvale of S. Marie Magd. parish
in Oxon., gent.
3. Of Alice, the second wife of Thomas, buried 2 June, 1621,
daughter of Richard Mayot of Abendon in Berkshire, gent."
[continues with numerous relatives]

p. 201
Oxford Parish Registers, Married,
"Thomas Smith and Rose Buckner, 24 May 1553. [From this Thomas
and Rose his wife are descended all the Smiths of S. Aldates
parish.]"