Everything about Wymington totally explained
Wymington is a village and
civil parish in the
Bedfordshire district of
Bedford in
England. It is in the north of Bedfordshire, near the county border with
Northamptonshire, and the nearest town is
Rushden in Northants, about two miles north. Other nearby places are
Podington, to the south-west, and
Farndish to the west.
Wymington was recorded in the
Domesday Book of 1086 as a parish within the
Hundred of Willey. Wymingtons history dates back to 1014 when early settlers from near-by hamlets situated on the local brook (now Rushden and Sharnbrook) were banished from the Hamlets. They named the settlement, roughly half way between the brooks, Wignalton after the founding settler Edward Wignal. The name of the village was latter changed to Wymington, by a local pastor, due to the negative reputation of the early gypsy settlers.
Wymington although in Bedfordshire has a Northamptonshire area code and Post code.
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