Durham penny of Edward III's (1361-69) found near the church in 1926.

Deramy Stone is mentioned in a reputed charter from Edward the Confessor to the priory of St Ouen to have been granted in 1046.

16/17th century house now a ruin.

Small tiled waether boarded water mill, c.18/19th century..

On east side of Olivers are two fish ponds, former is dry and is incorporated into the gardens of the house, the later wet and in use as a fish pond.

Redevelpment around the site of the ruined church.

Trenches in the garden revealed parts of a N-S wall footing of plain red bricks.

In 1978 work began erecting private houses over a large backfilled quarry pit (Everetts brickyard).

Construction of rear extenxion, 39-41 North Hill.

Extension to existing buildings - new first floor shops fronting onto Eld Lane.