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Hooky People

Hooky People

In this Section

  • Population, Now and Then
  • Family History
  • Emigration Stories

How can we discover and make sense of the stories of the many, often unusual, characters who have populated Hook Norton?

In this section we first establish the basic facts about the parish’s population, as numbered first in spasmodic and erratic official counts between 1086 and 1800 and then in formal ten-yearly censuses since 1801. We look closely at the most recent survey carried out in 2011.

Then we try to enable those interested researching their family history to start on their trail, and we offer guidance on locally available sources to both them and those from elsewhere whose researches have brought them to search for ancestors in Hook Norton.

Thirdly, we begin our account of individual families by focussing on those who chose to leave the village in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. These are extraordinary stories of emigration, revealing courage, tragedy, success and murder. The stories of the many more who remained here for most of their lives will be found scattered through other sections of the website.

05/03/15

Help us to help you – report any road problems you see.

The roads around Hook Norton are in a particularly poor state of repair at the moment. Help us to report these issues to the County Council by clicking the sign to the right, and see which problems have already been reported below.

RSS Latest road problems in Hook Norton

  • Street lighting out, 22nd January January 22, 2021
    Various street lighting out on Goldings Roads these have been out for some months now and makes the area dark. There has also been a couple of break-ins and vehicle thefts. Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 45 Goldings Road, Hook Norton Report on FixMyStreet
  • Blocked drainage gullies cause flooding in road., 20th January January 20, 2021
    In the dip just past Redlands Farm heading out of Hook Norton the road regularly floods as the drainage gullies across the verges on both sides have been blocked by a recently fallen tree. Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Redland Farm Sibford Road, Hook Norton Report […]

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Wendy Gordon is the Parish Warden. If you spot any issues around the village please let Wendy know on 07779 737718 or email parishwarden@hook-norton.org.uk

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