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Throughout history the population has changed; from the start of the census in 1801 the population steadily increased and reached a peak of 507 in 1831, after which it decreased slightly to 495 before increasing again (with the exception of 1921 where it was 530) in 1881 from 500. There was a slight
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Rushbury had the most arable land compared to the surrounding manors. In 1086 it had: "two ploughteams in demesne worked by 4 servi, while 1 villanus, 2 bordars, and 3 radmen worked five more". Rushbury also had enough woodland in the Middle Ages to fatten 40 swine and about 1250, one pig in ten
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The name Rushbury is thought to derive from Rush Manor, but other evidence suggests that it could originate from the Old English 'risc', literally meaning 'a place where rushes grow', and the Old English word 'burh', meaning a 'fortified place'; putting the two together gives 'Rush Fortification'.
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it was 5,620 acres, before decreasing to 4,132 acres by the 1851 census and then increasing to 6,304 by 1891, where it has remained ever since. Rushbury CP now includes the settlements of East Wall, Longville in the Dale, Lushcott, Stanway, Stone Acton and Wall under Haywood.
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There are many established paths and public rights of way, the nearest main public bridle path being Coats Wood which connects to other bridle ways, some of which run almost the entire length of Wenlock Edge. There are also established cycle networks nearby.
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The founding date of the church is unknown, but was most likely built around Saxon times and the name St Peter was known by around 1740. Between 1548 and 1792 the church belonged to the lord of Rushbury manor. A rectory was built around 1260.
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In 2001 the vast majority of people worked in agriculture (51 people) or in retail trade (39) or education (30). Most people worked away from home travelling by car or van (163) but a high proportion also worked from home (90).
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There is a bus that passes close to Rushbury. The 540 Shrewsbury - Cardington service operates Monday-Friday (excludes bank holidays) during school term time. The bus stop is located by the Village Hall.
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Rushbury Road runs through Rushbury Village itself and connects to the B4371, which in turn connects to the nearest major road A49 that runs through Church Stretton and goes to Shrewsbury in the north.
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It is known that in 1716 there were two Sunday services, one with a sermon and communion six times a year. In the mid 18th century, sacrament offerings (charity money) were given to the poor.
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and been made warren land. In 1086 one water mill was recorded at Rushbury and a tanner was supposed to have lived here in 1602. A link showing a pie chart of occupational categories in 1831
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Three rivers flow past or near Rushbury: Lakehouse Brook flows right next to the village, while Heath Brook and Coley Brook run near the village and within Rushbury CP itself.
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The church clock, on the west side of the tower, was placed in 1921 in memory of parish men who died serving in
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A History of the County of Shropshire: Volume 10: Munslow Hundred (part), The Liberty and Borough of Wenlock
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hill fort. The area of Rushbury Civil Parish (CP) has changed throughout history. According to the 1831
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rock a type of limestone much like Wenlock Edge itself. Rushbury lies about 200m above sea level.
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In the 1800s, the rector of Rushbury received £40 a year in half of grain and corn tithes from
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at 5 km (5 miles) and is about 26 km (16 miles) from the county town of Shrewsbury
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begin in 1538, but there are several gaps in the 16th and 17th centuries.
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was given to the lord of Lutwyche. However, by 1301 most of Rushbury had
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to the southeast. About 7 km (4 miles) to the west is the
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with the costs being met by subscriptions and grants from the
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The church was restored in 1855-1856 by William Hill of
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Longville in the Dale

Rushbury is located in Shropshire
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