Frampton and Naunton

[t@nya]

I am having very little luck in finding information about these hamlets/farms. For example, were they hamlets at one point and farms now? Were they both? Would the parish records be recorded at another, bigger, village? I have evidence that the further generations of my Hale family came from there so I'm very interested in finding out.

See here a link another member kindly found for me.

http://
streetmap.co.uk/grid/401000_233000_3

[Jan1954]

I have found three Framptons:

Frampton Cotterell, Frampton Mansell (aka Frampton Tything) and Frampton on Severn. All of them point the researcher towards the Gloucester Archives.

Information about Naunton can be found here.

[olliecat]

http://
streetmap.co.uk/grid/401000_233000_3

A description from this Genuki page here.

"FRAMPTON-WITH-NAUNTON, a hamlet in the parish of Winchcombe, county Gloucester, 2 miles from Winchcombe"

[t@nya]

A description from this Genuki page here.

"FRAMPTON-WITH-NAUNTON, a hamlet in the parish of Winchcombe, county Gloucester, 2 miles from Winchcombe"

Ah, thanks. I'll try and google that term and see what I come up with. And maybe the records are at Winchcombe.

And thanks Jan1954.

[t@nya]

I've got a few more bits of information. The hamlet is now made up of two farms, Frampton Farm and Naunton Farm. A book on deserted villages mentions Frampton and Naunton: Frampton was in decline as long ago as 1466, something accelerated when a man from Toddington kept 1400 sheep on the pasture at Frampton and Naunton. And that's about it. I've sent off a request to the Gloucestershire records office for more information.