Hosted byDeddington - at one time Daedintun - means ‘the place of the people of Daeda’, who was an early Saxon Lord.
We hope you enjoy the very large amount of history in the form of articles, books & general information recorded on this site. If you cannot find what you want via the topic headings below I suggest you use the 'search' tab at top of this page or search the contents of our Parish Archive via its REGISTER or, lastly, email myself
Rob Forsyth
Editor
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Index
For an expanded index look at The Site Map.
- A Parish at War
- Between the Wars
- Buildings & Estates
- Census and Population Records
- Clifton
- Clockmakers
- Clubs, Societies and Organisations
- Coat of Arms
- Covid-19 Pandemic 2020
- Daeda's Wood
- Deddington Building Society
- Deddington Castle and Grounds
- Deddington Families
- Deddington in Tasmania
- Deddington Map Group (DMG)
- Deddington News - Back Issues
- Deddington on Wikipedia
- Deddington Steamship Co. & Sir Henry Samman
- Emigration and Transportation
- Fairs, Festivals, Funerals & Carnivals
- Farms and Fields
- Feoffees
- Franklins of Deddington
- Genealogy - useful research links
- Ghosts
- Hempton
- Historical Characters of Deddington Map Group
- Maps of the Parish
- Natural History of Deddington
- Newspaper references in previous centuries
- Oral History
- Parish Archive
- Parish Church, St Peter & St Paul
- Parish Council
- Parish Registers
- Parish Show
- People and Profiles
- Photo Albums, Films & Collections
- Plagues & Pestilence
- Police
- Published Articles & Books
- Ruth Johnson's Writings
- Schools
- Shops, Businesses & Trades
- Tales from the Pump
- The Poor in Deddington
- The Windmill Centre
- Walks round the Parish
- Wills, Indentures & Conveyances