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Moated Site, Boybridge Grove, Abington Pigotts

History of Moated Site

Scheduled Monument

The moated site in Boybridge Grove, 720m north east of Down Hall Farm, is a well-preserved example which is largely undisturbed. … The site has been associated with the medieval manor at Grendons. It is thought that the name Boybridge is a corruption of Billboys, the name of the family who held the manor between 1268 and 1316. (Historic England)

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