List of lost settlements in Northamptonshire information
This list is of deserted medieval villages (DMVs), "shrunken" villages and other settlements known to have been "lost" or significantly reduced in size over the centuries.[1][2] There are estimated to be as many as 3,000 DMVs in England alone. (Grid references are given, where known.)
Achurch
Althorp SP678648
Appletree
Armston
Astwell
Astwick
Badsaddle SP833730
Barford SP853828
Boughton SP901816
Braunston Cleves or Fawcliff SP544682
Braunstonbury SP532655
Brime
Brockhall
Burghley
Calme
Caswell
Canons Ashby (Ascebi) SP576507
Cotes
Coton SP673717
Cotton near Grendon SP874610
Cotton Mill
Cotton Mallows
Chilcote SP658747
Churchfield
Church Charwelton SP544554
Doddington Thorpe SP871656
Downtown SP615801
Eaglethorpe
Eastern Neston
Edgcote
Elmington in Ashton
Elmington in Tansor
Elkington SP626762
Falcutt
Fawsley SP561566
Foscote
Faxton SP783751
Field Burcote
Foxley
Furtho
Glassthorpe SP662617
Glendon SP847814
Great Purston
Hale
Holdenby SP692675
Horton SP821542
Hothorpe SP667852
Kelmarsh SP743794
Kingsthorpe
Kirby SP925925
Kirby in Blakesley
Kirby in Gretton
Knuston SP938662
Lilford
Little Creaton SP712716
Little Newton SP887833
Little Oxendon SP733845
Lolham
Lower Catesby SP515597
Mawsley SP805763
Milton
Murcott SP620677
Muscott SP627633
Nether Catesby
Newbottle SP777815
Newbottle in Harrington
Nobold SP695821
Nobottle
Nunton
Papley
Perio
Pipewell SP839857
Potcote
Preston Deanery SP787555
Onley SP511707
Overstone SP806657
Rushton Saint Peter SP837827
Seawell
Sibberton
Silsworth SP617707
Snorscomb SP598561
Stanford SP589788
Steane
Strixton SP902617
Stuchbury
Sulby SP653816
Thorpe SP865630
Thorpe Lubenham
Thrupp SP598650
Torpel
Trafford
Upper Catesby SP528594
Upton
Walcot
Walton
Winwick SP627737
Wolfhampcote SP533656
Woodcroft
Wothorpe
Wythmail SP842721
^An Inventory of Archaeological Sites in North-West Northamptonshire (1981) HMSO, ISBN 0-11-700900-8
^An Inventory of Archaeological Sites in Central Northamptonshire (1979) HMSO, ISBN 0-11-700842-7
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