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1. www.longbuckby.net › indexLong Buckby | A Very Brief Village History

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   Long Buckby as a village is probably at least 1000 years old. The name is of Scandinavian origin, the "by" meant farmstead and the first part comes from a personal name such as "Bucca".

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Long_BuckbyLong Buckby - Wikipedia

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   Long Buckby is a large village and civil parish in West Northamptonshire, England. In the 2021 census the parish of Long Buckby, which includes the hamlet of Long Buckby Wharf , was recorded as having a population of 4,511.

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4. www.longbuckbymuseum.co.uk › phil-davisPhil Davis Research Notes – Long Buckby Museum

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   For over 40 years, Phil Davis studied, researched, recorded and photographed his adopted village of Long Buckby. He was interested in all aspects of village life, from farming and fields to families, houses, shops and industries.

5. www.northantslive.news › news › northamptonshireThe Northamptonshire mill slowly transformed into a family home

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   Nov 19, 2021 · Long Buckby once boasted four mills with two at Hannah Hill and Cotton End no longer standing. The watermill, known as Lower End Mill, ceased working after the water source was cut off due to the Northampton to Rugby railway line being built during the 1880s.

6. www.british-history.ac.uk › rchme › northantsLong Buckby - British History Online

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   5 days ago · The village is extremely attenuated in shape as its name implies, but the name Long Buckby is apparently not recorded until the 16th century (PN Northants., 65) and the surviving architecture suggests that the long E. extension of the village is perhaps a relatively recent growth towards the separate medieval settlement of Cotton End (7). If ...

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   How old is Long Buckby?

   • Long Buckby as a village is probably at least 1000 years old. The name is of Scandinavian origin, the "by" meant farmstead and the first part comes from a personal name such as "Bucca".

   Long Buckby | A Very Brief Village History

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   Is long Buckby a medieval village?

   • The village is extremely attenuated in shape as its name implies, but the name Long Buckby is apparently not recorded until the 16th century (PN Northants., 65) and the surviving architecture suggests that the long E. extension of the village is perhaps a relatively recent growth towards the separate medieval settlement of Cotton End (7).

   Long Buckby - British History Online

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   Did long Buckby have a watermill?

   • Long Buckby once boasted four mills with two at Hannah Hill and Cotton End no longer standing. The watermill, known as Lower End Mill, ceased working after the water source was cut off due to the Northampton to Rugby railway line being built during the 1880s.

   The Northamptonshire mill slowly transformed into a family home

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   What happened to Long Buckby?

   • The gradual decline of the footwear industry in the village and of canal traffic saw Long Buckby stand still during much of the 20th century. However, it still continued to produce high class handsewn footwear.

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   When did Long Buckby become a deserted village?

   • Declaration of Trust – Parish Council to provide a Village Hall 1976 Long Buckby is Becoming a Deserted Village – Press cutting 1934 Charity Commission and William Joseph Haynes – governing document 1967 Notes on 1693 Deed for the Watts Lands to Buckby Poors Land, Long Buckby – points on draft lease

   Phil Davis Research Notes – Long Buckby Museum

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   How did Long Buckby change over time?

   • At the same time the village changed from being a largely self-contained industrial community into a residential area with large numbers of people commuting to their work. As early as 1630 William Wadsworth, born in Long Buckby in 1595, sailed to Boston, America on ?The Lion? with his wife and four children.

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9. historicengland.org.uk › listing › the-listLong Buckby ringwork and bailey - Historic England

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   Long Buckby is one of seven surviving ringworks in Northamptonshire and has two largely undisturbed peripheral baileys. The ringwork is well documented historically and through partial excavation.