Deddington - at one time Daedintun - means 'the place of the people of Daeda', who was probably an early Saxon lord. By the Middle Ages things were really buzzing and haven't stopped since. If the alphabetical list below does not provide the topic you need, then try going to the archives of The Deddington News (see below) and enter some search words. In addition you might look through the Deddington & District History Society newsletters which contain many interesting and useful articles.
- Archived material
- Buildings
- Clifton Past & Present
- Clockmakers
- Deddington & District History Society
- Deddington in Tasmania
- Deddington News (1976-2001)
- Deddington Steamship Co. & Sir Henry Samman
- Domesday Book
- Emigration and Transportation
- Farms and Fields
- Genealogy - useful research links
- Graves and other Memorials
- Maps
- Military books and articles
- Oral History
- Parish Celebrations - Jubilee & Millennium
- Parish and Deanery Magazines (1879-1930)
- Parish Registers
- People
- Photos, Films and illustrations
- Published Articles & Books
- Schools
- The Great Deddington Skirmish & other 'Tall Tales'
- The Poor in Deddington
- Wills, Indentures & Conveyances
- Women's Institute