Monument record 1223 - Potterspury
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Type and Period (2)
Full Description
{1} Brass rubbing of Agnes, wife of Cuthbert Ogle (1616).
{8} A quarter of the houses that existed in 1727 in the Northamptonshire village of Potterspury survive today. This has been demonstrated from documentary evidence and buildings survey work. The starting point is a map of 1727, which shows each building in detail in respect of the number of storeys and bays and the positions of windows, doors and chimneys. The house sketches are compared with the existing surviving houses and show strong agreement on detail. Supplementing the map with other contemporary documents, a complete picture of the 1727 village has been reconstructed. Following this picture through the later documentary sources and examining the nature of surviving and lost buildings, has enabled a full history of each house to be established. For the period 1727 to 1910 the paper identifies the main periods of loss, the factors leading to loss and the nature of new and replacement houses.
<1> Brass Rubbings at Ashmolean Museum, (unchecked) (Catalogue). SNN41806.
<2> THOMAS R., 1725, Map of Potterspury, (unchecked) (Map). SNN60784.
<3> Collier; Adams, c1727, Map of Potterspury, (unchecked) (Map). SNN20527.
<4> 1776, Potterspury Enclosure Map, (unchecked) (Map). SNN19374.
<5> 1847, Potterspury Tithe Map, (unchecked) (Map). SNN60786.
<6> GOLDBERG A., 1907, A Short History of Potterspury, (unchecked) (Uncertain). SNN47220.
<7> Higginbotham P., 2002, The Workhouse: Banbury & Northamptonshire Extract, (unchecked) (Extract). SNN102266.
<8> Conlon R., 2008, Renewal and Replacement in A Northamptonshire Parish: Housing in Potterspury 1727-1910, (unchecked) (Report). SNN106198.
<9> Clay P.; Courtney P.; Cooper L., 1996, An Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment and Survey for The Salcey to Deanshanger Pipeline Duplication, Phase 3, (unchecked) (Report). SNN62532.
<10> Hardwick, S.H., 1895, Our Tramps (Potterspury Union Workhouse), (unchecked) (Book). SNN107474.
<11> Hindmarch E., 1999, Archaeological Watching Brief At 19, Woods Lane, Pottersbury, Northamptonshire, September 1999, (unchecked) (Report). SNN100024.
<12> Hall D., 2001, The Woodland Landscapes of Southern Northamptonshire, p.33-46 (unchecked) (Article). SNN102520.
<13> Jones R.; Page M., 2006, Medieval Villages in An English Landscape: Beginnings and Ends (Book). SNN106311.
<14> Christopher Dyer, Richard Jones, Mark Page, 2005, The Whittlewood Project: Medieval Settlements and Landscapes in the Whittlewood Area, https://doi.org/10.5284/1000289 (Digital archive). SNN116553.
Sources/Archives (14)
- <1> SNN41806 Catalogue: Brass Rubbings at Ashmolean Museum. (unchecked).
- <2> SNN60784 Map: THOMAS R.. 1725. Map of Potterspury. (unchecked).
- <3> SNN20527 Map: Collier; Adams. c1727. Map of Potterspury. (unchecked).
- <4> SNN19374 Map: 1776. Potterspury Enclosure Map. (unchecked).
- <5> SNN60786 Map: 1847. Potterspury Tithe Map. (unchecked).
- <6> SNN47220 Uncertain: GOLDBERG A.. 1907. A Short History of Potterspury. (unchecked).
- <7> SNN102266 Extract: Higginbotham P.. 2002. The Workhouse: Banbury & Northamptonshire Extract. Workhouses in England, Wales, Scotland & Ireland. (unchecked).
- <8> SNN106198 Report: Conlon R.. 2008. Renewal and Replacement in A Northamptonshire Parish: Housing in Potterspury 1727-1910. (unchecked).
- <9> SNN62532 Report: Clay P.; Courtney P.; Cooper L.. 1996. An Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment and Survey for The Salcey to Deanshanger Pipeline Duplication, Phase 3. ULAS Report Series. 96/96. University of Leicester. (unchecked).
- <10> SNN107474 Book: Hardwick, S.H.. 1895. Our Tramps (Potterspury Union Workhouse). McCorquodale & Co. (unchecked).
- <11> SNN100024 Report: Hindmarch E.. 1999. Archaeological Watching Brief At 19, Woods Lane, Pottersbury, Northamptonshire, September 1999. Northants County Council. (unchecked).
- <12> SNN102520 Article: Hall D.. 2001. The Woodland Landscapes of Southern Northamptonshire. Northamptonshire Past and Present. 54. Northants Record Society. p.33-46 (unchecked).
- <13> SNN106311 Book: Jones R.; Page M.. 2006. Medieval Villages in An English Landscape: Beginnings and Ends. Windgather Press.
- <14> SNN116553 Digital archive: Christopher Dyer, Richard Jones, Mark Page. 2005. The Whittlewood Project: Medieval Settlements and Landscapes in the Whittlewood Area. https://doi.org/10.5284/1000289. https://doi.org/10.5284/1000289.
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Related Monuments/Buildings (9)
- Parent of: (structural record only) (Monument) (1223/0)
- Parent of: Church of St. Nicholas (Building) (1223/1/1)
- Parent of: Medieval and post medieval pottery manufacturing (Monument) (1223/7)
- Parent of: Medieval and post medieval pottery manufacturing site (Monument) (1223/2)
- Parent of: Mill House, Mill Cottage & Mill Wheel, Potterspury Watermill (Building) (1223/3/1)
- Parent of: Nos. 31-45 (odd) High Street (aka Factory Row) (Building) (1223/9/1)
- Parent of: Post medieval farm, latterly known as Home Farm (Monument) (1223/8)
- Parent of: The Old Vicarage, Church End (Building) (1223/5/1)
- Parent of: United Reform Church, Potterspury (Building) (1223/6/1)
Related Events/Activities (3)
Location
Grid reference | Centred SP 75454 43308 (1189m by 614m) Approximate |
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Civil Parish | POTTERSPURY, West Northamptonshire (formerly South Northants District) |
Protected Status/Designation
- None recorded
Other Statuses/References
- None recorded
Record last edited
Aug 20 2024 4:41PM