We are gradually trying to feature all of our collection of pictures of Froyle - this will take some time!.

This is the man who, when he was Headmaster of Froyle School, recorded Froyle's history in the first half of the last century. The section includes his “Historical Notes on Froyle” on which a lot of our knowledge is based, and pictures of Tom Knight.

A complete transcript of the records of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials at St. Mary's Church, Upper Froyle, from the 1600s to the 1950s. Also includes an interactive plan of St Mary's Churchyard with the monumental inscriptions that were recorded in 1983.

A sub menu gives you access to written memories of life in Froyle going back over one hundred years.

An interactive map takes you to various pages featuring areas of Upper Froyle with pictures, maps and full text descriptions of the various buildings. Where available there are Then & Now pages - old and new photographs - for each subject so you can see any changes in the village.

Aerial photographs taken over a period of 50 years with keys put Froyle into perspective from the air. Also Virtual Froyle can be accessed from here giving an aerial view of the village in the 1990s and 2002.

A sub menu lets you access galleries of photographs of some of the major families in Froyle over the past one hundred and fifty years. 

An interactive map locates the Saints of Upper Froyle, explains how their history, and shows pictures of them (where available).

Some history and photographs of Coldrey, an area between Lower Froyle and Bentley.

A fascinating lantern show of hand tinted slides of the area taken in the 1880s with the text of the original script that went with the lantern show.

This page contains links to other web sites dealing with family history connect with Froyle.

This page

This page records the changes to the web site over the years.

Here you can search the entire web site using the Freefind search agent.

Here we list the records that the Froyle Archive holds, as well as providing links to some of the documents in Adobe pdf format and a page of links to other web sites dealing with Froyle records.

The web site has the full Censuses for Froyle from 1841 to 1901 as well as a condensed 'Heads of Family' version which is linked to the Church Records database as well.

Froyle has been inhabited for several thousand years - here we have the Domesday entry and even older information about the origins of the village.

All 478 fields and parcels of land in the parish had names. This is a complete list of them all with interactive links for the houses and cottages to their locations on the Tithe Map of 1847.

A sub menu lets you access galleries of photographs of the people of Froyle at play. Fetes, outings, and drama are all featured here. 

An interactive map takes you to various pages featuring areas of Lower Froyle with pictures, maps and full text descriptions of the various buildings. Where available there are Then & Now pages - old and new photographs - for each subject so you can see any changes in the village.

Gateway to a series of pages that tell the story of Froyle School.

A history of Froyle's Methodist Church which closed in 1998 and was demolished in 2003.

The ponds of Froyle

Locate the pubs in the village and learn about their history.

This link takes you to the part of the web site that features life in Froyle today. A web version of the Village Magazine is there as are links to business in and around Froyle.

We are very happy to do further research for people searching out their family history as we can connect names using the date in the Archive's computers. Also please feel free to send any comments about the web site or details of any problems you may come across.