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Moated Site, Moyne’s Wood, Abington Pigotts

History of Moated Site oin Moyne'sWood

Listed Building

The moated site in Moyne’s Wood is a well-preserved and largely undisturbed example of a double island moat. … The site is associated with the manor of Moynes which takes its name from the le Moyne family who held the manor from the mid-13th century until 1315 when Thomas le Moyne disposed of it to `a stranger’. The newcomer, ill disposed towards his neighbours, was eventually killed. By 1346 the manor was again in the hands of the le Moynes but passed to John Pigot, a London merchant, in about 1465. (Historic England)

 

Building dates

  • Built 1230–1270
Source for this date
  • Built 1230–1270: Listed building: mid-13th century

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  • Listed building
  • medieval

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  • Abington Pigotts

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