commune's residents were owners of their places of residence and 28.3% were tenants. Population Distribution of population by age Data for 2017. Source: INSEEÉvolution et structure de la population en 2017: Département de l'Oise (60) Sites and monuments The Church of Notre Dame (nineteenth century) contains a statue Education of the Virgin'' is registered as a "historical object". Hennicourt Chapel: built by the Galopin-Mabille family in 1856 and restored in 2008. Facilities and services Education The commune has two schools – an elementary school at Abancourt and a primary school at Hennicourt. Shops and services In 2008, the town also had a bar/tobacconist, a bakery and a grocery store, located on the Main Street. At the railway station there is a hotel, restaurant and a bar/tobacconist. A hall is also available for hire. Notable people linked to the commune In the early 1960s, the singer Annie "Stone" Gautrat, who sang with Eric Charden, lived in a small house in Perny Street, near the railway station, with her parents during her childhood. The house is located at the corner of the street at the bridge. Stone still remembers the white portico which was present at the time. Patrick Jakobowsky wrote the lyrics of the song "Made in Normandy". See also Communes of the Oise department Notes and references Notes References External links Abancourt official website Communes of Oise