The Village of Falconworth was mainly comprised of peasants, serfs, freeman and villiens. The most important buildings of Falconworth were the parish church, parsonage, the mill, and blacksmith's shop. The Village of Falconworth inhabited roughly one-hundred people. Most of the dwellings were small thatched-roofed, one room, and grouped in "The Green." The great people of Falconworth were very self-sufficient. They produced everything they required at home, mainly to avoid the expense of trade. The community of hard workers led a comfortable existence except when crops failed. Falconworth's people enjoyed their work in the fields and playing sports on the Village Green.