1850 Slaters - Wing extract
WING is a small village in the same hundred as Ivinghoe, about 5 miles N. by W. from that town, and 3 S.W. from Leighton Buzzard (Bedfordshire), situated on the road from the latter town to Aylesbury. The chief, indeed, the only ornament of this village, is its handsome church of All Saints; the living is a vicarage, in the gift of Lord Overstone; the Rev. Peter Thomas Ouvrey is the present incumbent. There are almshouses founded by the Dormer family, for eight poor families, with a small weekly allowance. The parish, which is extensive, contained in 1831, 1,152 inhabitants, and in 1841, 1,274.
POST - Receiving House at Richard Attwood's, the Cock Inn - Letters from London and all parts arrive (by foot-post from Leighton Buzzard) every morning at seven, and are despatched thereto at the same hour in the evening.
Nobility, Gentry and Clergy
| Ouvry Rev. Peter Thomas | Wing |
| Travers John J, Esq | Wing |
Public Houses
| Richard Attwood | Cock |
| Jno Windmill | Queen's Head |
| Thos Prentice | Royal Oak |
| Thos Denchfield | Six Bells, Burkitt |
Shopkeepers & Traders
| Bedford Jos | boot & shoe maker |
| Beasley Francis | miller and baker and beer retailer |
| Biggs James | shopkeeper |
| Bone John | baker |
| Brandon Tom | blacksmith |
| Brown T. | farrier |
| Brown William | chair maker |
| Brownett John | boot and shoe maker |
| Capp Thos | boot & shoe maker |
| Coles Richard | shopkeeper |
| Denchfield Geo | carpenter & wheelwright |
| Denchfield Geo jun | carpenter |
| Denchfield Levy | carpenter |
| Drinkwater William | baker |
| Foster John | blacksmith |
| Green William | tailor |
| Hardwick Joseph | carpenter |
| Harris Richard | miller |
| Hart Thomas | auctioneer |
| Heley Thomas | butcher |
| Heley William | maltster |
| Holliday John | bricklayer |
| Lambert George | schoolmaster |
| Mortimer William | registrar of births and deaths |
| Rogers Joseph | beer retailer and butcher |
| Seers Joseph | bricklayer |
| Tarrey Charles | shopkeeper |
| Thorn George | tea dealer |
| Turner George | butcher |
| Walters Robert | shopkeeper |
| Whipham Wm. | shopkeeper |
| Windmill Thomas | baker and wheelwright |
| Young John | tailor |
Conveyance by Railway
On the London and North Western Line - the nearest stations are at Chedingstone; two miles from Ivinghoe, Tring, 3 1/2 miles distant, and Leighton Buzzard, 3 miles from Wing.