The society functioned from the year 2003 until the end of 2021, with a membership of up to forty-five persons. However, the website remains and the ‘Archives’ and ‘Times Now and Then’ will be updated periodically, as further contributions are received. The rest of the website will stay as a record of previous activities etc. On this site you can:
Read about the Society’s publications and how to purchase them
Look at photographs of the village, and villagers, from days gone by
Learn more about the history of the village through the History Trail
Find links to other local history societies
Milton Malsor is a small village situated three miles to the south of Northampton. At the time of the Domesday Book there were two manors in the village and the powerful Malesoure family, who descended from followers of William the Conqueror, caused the village to be known as Middleton or Milton Malesoure – subsequently contracted to Malzor. The population has fluctuated. There are some three hundred dwellings with a population of over seven hundred. Many of the dwellings are built of attractive local sandstone, some retaining their thatched roofs.
Should you wish to make an enquiry or add to the website please email – info@miltonmalsorhistory.org.uk
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