The Hargreaves Connection

Robert Hargreaves (b. 1860), a dairy farmer, married Mary Jane Shaw / Herling (b. 1860) in 1927 when they were both well into their sixties and of course they did not have any children together. They both died in 1950 and almost certainly got to know each other via Mary Jane's Butchers and Commercial Inn, which was in the same street as the cattle market which Robert would have attended regularly. Robert was from a prosperous farming family based in the Preston area, initially Freckleton and nearby Kirkham, later, in the early 1800s in Woodplumpton/Barton/Broughton. Some significant sums were inherited by family members over the years.

Robert's first wife was Mary Ann Myerscough and they had three children, Thomas, Esther and Jane. Esther married John William Eccles who was a farmer. Thomas became a farmer, Jane died aged about 28.

The Hargreaves were sometimes recorded as Hargroves, but the spelling seems to have standardised by about 1800.

Chronology

In 1670 on 15 December, Jane Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. She was the daughter of James and Ellinor.

In 1671 on 3 December, Ellin Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. She was the daughter of James and Sarah.

In 1686 on 23 September, Samuell Hargreaves married Ann Buller of Preston in Broughton.

In 1690 on 17 August, Margaret Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. She was the daughter of Samuel and Ann of Kirkham.

In 1692 on 13 October, William Hargreaves was buried in Kirkham. He was a son of Samuell.

In 1694 on 14 October, Alice Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. She was the daughter of Samuel and Ann.

In 1704 on 24 April, Ann Hargreaves of Kirkham was buried in Kirkham. She was the wife of Samuel.

In 1708 on 13 June, Rachell Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. She was the daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth.

In 1711 on 16 September, Samuel Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. He was the son of Samuel and Elizabeth.

In 1714 on 25 October John Hargreaves married Elizabeth Richardson in Kirkham.

In 1715 on 24 April, Elizabeth Hargreaves of Freckleton was baptised in Kirkham. She was the daughter of John Hargreaves and Elizabeth Richardson and sister of John (b. 1718/9).

In 1715 on 27 June, Rachell Hargreaves of Kirkham was buried in Kirkham. She was the daughter of Samuel Hargreaves.

In 1716 on 16 September, Grace Hargreaves of Freckleton was baptised in Kirkham. She was a daughter of John Hargreaves and Elizabeth Richardson and a sister of John (b. 1718 or 1719).

In 1716 on 29 April, John Hargreaves of Kirkham was baptised in Kirkham. He was a son of Samuel Hargreaves and Elizabeth.

In 1718 (or 1719) John Hargreaves was bom (great, great grandfather of Robert b. 1860) in Freckleton. He was baptised on 1 March 1719 in Kirkham and a son of John Hargreaves and Elizabeth Richardson.

In 1720 on 18 September, Alice Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. She was the daughter of John and Elizabeth.

In 1721 on 10 December, Josuah (Joshua ?) Hargreaves of Kirkham was baptised in Kirkham. He was a son of Samuel and Elizabeth from Kirkham.

In 1722 on 22 July, Richard Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. He was the son of John and Elizabeth of Freckleton.

In 1723 in February, Unknown Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. This was the child of Elizabeth of Freckleton.

In 1724 on 16 February, Joseph Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. He was the son of John and Elizabeth.

In 1725 on 21 August, John Hargreaves of Kirkham was buried in Kirkham. He was the son of Samuel.

In 1726 on 10 April, James Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. He was the son of John and Elizabeth of Freckleton.

In 1726 on 26 December James Hargreaves was buried in Kirksham. He was the son of John of Freckleton.

In 1727 (or 1728) on 7 January, Ann Hargreaves of Freckleton was baptised in Kirkham. She was the daughter of John Hargreaves and Elizabeth Richardson.

In 1730 (or 1731) on 24 January, Samuel Hargreaves of Kirkham was buried in Kirkham.

In 1731 on 30 November in Kirkham, Elizabeth Hargreaves of Kirkham married Thos.Singleton of Salwick.

In 1731 on 3 September, Elizabeth Hargreaves was buried in Kirkham. She was the wife of John and was probably Elizabeth Richardson.

In 1731 on 3 September, Ellen Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. She was the daughter of John and Elizabeth from Freckleton.

In 1731 on 3 September, James Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. He was the son of John and Elizabeth from Freckleton.

In 1731 on 14 December, Ann Hargreaves was buried in Kirkham. She was a daughter of John Hargreaves and was from Freckleton.

In 1733 on 15 May in Kirkham, Samuel Hargreaves married Ann Colley of Kirkham.

In 1733 on 2 September, William Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. He was the son of Samuel and Ann.

In 1733 on 2 September, John Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. He was the son of Samuel and Ann.

In 1733 on 2 September, William Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. He was the son of Samuel and Ann.

In 1735 (or 1736) on 9 March, Elizabeth Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. She was the daughter of Samuel and Ann.

In 1738 on 6 August, Richard Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. He was the son of Elizabeth.

In 1739 on 9 March, John Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. He was the son of Samuel and Ann.

In 1739 on 24 April in Kirkham, Grace Hargreaves of Freckleton married James Bretherton of Warton.

In 1740 on 10 November in Kirkham, John Hargreaves of Kirkham married Jane Towson of Freckleton.

In 1741 on 3 January, John Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. He was the son of John and Jane.

In 1741 on 24 August, John Hargreaves was buried in Kirkham. He was the son of Samuel of Kirkham.

In 1742 on 24 October in Kirkham, Richard Hargreaves of Kirkham married Jane Breathwaite.

In 1743 on 2 July, Joseph Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. He was the son of Richard and Jane.

In 1744 on 10 April, Elizabeth Hargreaves of Freckleton was buried in Kirkham. She was the daughter of Alice Hargreaves.

In 1744 on 9 September, John Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. He was the son of Samuel and Ann.

In 1745 in January, Elizabeth Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. She was the daughter of Richard and Jane.

In 1745 on 1 April, Joseph Hargreaves of Kirkham was buried in Kirkham. He was the son of Richard Hargreaves.

In 1745 on 8 September in Kirkham, Elizabeth Hargreaves of Freckleton married James Hankinson.

In 1747 (or 1748) on 9 February, Joseph Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. He was the son of Samuel and Ann.

In 1747 on 30 August, Joseph Hargreaves of Warton married Jane Brown of Freckleton in Kirkham.

In 1747 on 17 September, Jane Hargreaves was baptised in Kirkham. She was the daughter of Richard and Jane.

In 1749 on 10 October, Robert Hargreaves (or Hargroves) was baptised in Kirkham. He was a son of Richard Hargreaves and Jane Breathwaite and died the next year. He was buried on 26 October 1750.

In 1753 on 19 August, Robert Hargreaves (or Hargroves) was baptised in Kirkham. He was a son of Richard Hargreaves and Jane Breathwaite and his first name had been used before for a child that had died early.

In 1750 on 22 October, John Hargreaves (or Hargroves) married Jane Smith of Freckleton. This was probably John b. 1718 or 1719.

In about 1756 James Hargreaves was born (great-grandfather of Robert b. 1860) in Freckleton. He was baptised on 13 December in Kirkham. He was probably a son of John Hargreaves and Jane née Smith.

In 1765 on 2 September, John Hargreaves (or Hargroves) married Mary Fisher of Kirkham in Kirkham.

In 1767 on 29 September, Margret Hargreaves was buried at St Michael's on Wyre. She lived in Catforth.

In 1767 on 13 October, Christopher Hargreaves was buried at St Michael's on Wyre. He lived in Catforth.

In 1768 the will of John Hargreaves of Freckleton was proved. He was a husbandman (farmer).

In 1770 on 8 July, Margaret Hargreaves of Broughton married James Thornton Threlfall of Broughton. The wedding was in Broughton and Margaret was illiterate.

In 1780 James Hargreaves (b. 1756) married Mary Brown of Freckleton (b. 1759) in Kirkham. Their eventual children included James (b. 1785), Lawerence (b. 1782 or 1786), William (b. 1787), Ellen (b. 1790), Ellen (b. 1791), Jane (b. 1794), Thomas (b. 1798), Robert (b. 1801), Peggy (b. 1804).

In 1782 on 13 October, Lawerence Hargreaves of Freckleton was baptised in Kirkham. He was a son of James Hargreaves and Mary (Brown).

In 1783 the will of Samuel Hargreaves of Kirkham was proved. He was a cordwainer. He had a brother Josias.

In 1801 Robert Hargreaves (grandfather of Robert b. 1860) was born in Freckleton, near Preston, Lancashire. He was the son of James Hargreaves and Mary née Brown. He was baptised on 30 August in Warton.

In 1803 on 6 October, Ann Arkwright was born. She was the daughter of Daniel Arkwright and Mary née Woods and was baptised on 22 November.

In 1813 on 23 February, Mary Hargreaves was baptised in St Michael's on Wyre. She was the daughter of Joseph, an innkeeper of Elswick, and Nanny.

In 1813 on 28 November, James Hargreaves was buried in Kirkham. He was 86 and from Freckleton. He was probably the son of John and Elizabeth and baptised 10 April 1726.

In 1814 on 19 August, John Hargreaves of Kirkham aged 4 was buried in Kirkham.

In 1816 on 17 December, Mary Hargreaves of Bryning was buried in Kirkham. She was aged 63.

In 1823 on 1 January, John Hargreaves of Treales was buried in Kirkham. He was aged 66.

In 1829 on 21 January, Robert Hargreaves (b. 1801) married Ann Arkwright aged 24 in Woodplumpton. She was a daughter of Daniel Arkwright and Mary Woods. Margaret Hargreaves was a witness. Robert was a husbandman from Woodplumpton, Ann from Barton.

In 1829 on 18 March, Margaret Hargreaves aged 24 married Edward Ward a husbandman of Kirkham aged 26 in Woodplumpton. Thomas Hargreaves was a witness.

In 1829 Mary Hargreaves was born in Broughton, a daughter of Robert (b. 1801) and Ann née Arkwright. She was baptised on 6 November at St John the Baptist in Broughton. Mary lived until 1912 but did not marry.

In 1831 Thomas Hargreaves was born, a son of Robert (b. 1801) and Ann née Arkwright. He was baptised on 29 May at St John the Baptist in Broughton.

In 1833 James Hargreaves was born in Woodplumpton, a son of Robert and Ann née Arkwright. He was baptised on 5 April at St John the Baptist in Broughton.

In 1833 on 27 August, Robert Hargreaves was born. He was baptised on 10 November in Woodplumpton. His parents were John, a husbandman, and Nanny (Ann). They lived in Catforth.

In 1834 Margaret Hargreaves was born in Woodplumpton, a daughter of Robert (b. 1801) and Ann née Arkwright. She was baptised on 21 December at St John the Baptist in Broughton. Margaret lived until 1905 but did not marry - although she did have a daughter.

In 1835 James Hargreaves (b. 1756) died. He was buried in Kirkham on 23 December aged about 78 and the father of Robert (b. 1801). Latterly he lived in Woodplumpton.

In 1835 on 3 February, Thomas Hargreaves of Woodplumpton married Jane Richardson of Broughton in Broughton. Robert Hargreaves was a witness..

In 1836 on 3 July, William Hargreaves was baptised in Woodplumpton. He was the son of John Hargreaves, a husbandman, and Ann so a brother of Robert b. 1833

In 1838 on 8 January, William Hargreaves of Woodplumpton was buried in Woodplumpton. He was 1 year old and presumably the son of John and Ann.

In 1839 on 26 May, Ann Hargreaves was baptised in Woodplumpton. She was the daughter of John Hargreaves and Ann so a sister of Robert b. 1833.

In 1839 on 12 June, Ann Hargreaves an infant was buried in Woodplumpton. Presumably the daughter of John Hargreaves and Ann.

In 1839 on 31 May, Betty Hargreaves of Treales was buried in Kirkham. She was aged 82. (wife of John buried 1823 ?)

In 1841 Robert Hargreaves (b. 1801) and Ann née Arkwright both aged 35 (census ages rounded to nearest 5) lived at Eaves, between Woodplumpton and St Michael on Wyre. He was a farmer and they lived with children Mary 11, Thomas 10, James 8 and Margaret 5. There were two servants / farm workers also, Elizabeth Carter 15 and Henry Rawstorne 15.

In 1841 John Hargreaves (b. 1801) lived in Eaves, Woodplumpton with his wife Ann and their daughters Elizabeth (15) and Mary (10) and sons John (10) and Robert (7). John was an agricultural labourer.

In 1841 Thomas Hargreaves (40) was a farmer living in Woodplumpton with his wife Jane née Richardson (30) and sons John (2) and James (3 months).

In 1844 on 2 March, Stephen Hargreaves of Kirkham was buried in Kirkham. He was aged 70.

In 1846 Mary Hargreaves was born, the daughter of Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown. She was baptised on 27 September in Broughton. This was before Thomas and Jane married.

In 1846 on 26 December, Margaret Hargreaves of Kirkham was buried in Kirkham. She was aged 71.

In 1846 on 27 December, William Hargreaves was baptised in Woodplumpton. He was the son of Jinney Hargreaves of Plumpton. The church record shows Jinney as single. The is also a note: "given into court 1 June 1847".

In 1849 on 7 April, Isabella Hargreaves was born, a daughter of Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown. She was baptised on 27 May in Broughton. This was before Thomas and Jane married.

In 1851 Robert Hargreaves (b. 1801) and Ann née Arkwright lived at Gravel Hill Lane, Eaves (probably the same location as in 1841). He was aged 48, born in Freckleton, his wife 46, born in Barton, and he was a farmer of 51 acres employing 4 labourers which were probably their four children, Mary 21, Thomas 20, James 18 and Margaret 16. Mary was born in Barton, the other children in Woodplumpton.

In 1851 Robert Hargreaves (b. 1833) was living with his parents John (b. 1801) and Nancy (b. 1794 = Nanny / Ann / Jenny) in Moss Lane, Catforth, Woodplumpton together with his siblings Genny (b. 1823), Ellen (b. 1825) John (b. 1828), and William (b. 1847). John was a farmer of 9 acres employing 2 and born in Treales as was his wife. They appear to have been in Catforth for about 20 years as the 3 youngest children were born there.

In 1854 on 23 May, Thomas Hargreaves a farmer from Woodplumpton (b. 1831) married Jane Brown from Myerscough, daughter of John Brown, in Barton. They were both of "full age". His father was Robert (b. 1801), a farmer. Mary Hargreaves was a witness.

In 1854 Mary Ann Hargreaves was born in Woodplumpton, a daughter of Thomas (b. 1831), a farmer and Jane née Brown. She was baptised on 28 September at St Lawrence, Barton. Her parents lived in Myerscough.

In 1856 Mary Jane Hargreaves was born, the illegitimate daughter of Margaret Hargreaves (b. 1834, a spinster) of Eaves. She was baptised on 14 July in Woodplumpton.

In 1856 on 23 April, Catherine Hargreaves was born, a daughter of Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown. She was baptised on 23 April in Broughton.

In 1858 on 21 January, James Hargreaves (b. 1833) married Agnes Maudsley of Myerscough at St Lawrence in Barton. Agnes was a daughter of Joshua Maudsley, a farmer. The records state he was 21 and she was 19. He was a farmer from Woodplumpton and son of Robert (b. 1801), a farmer.

In 1858 on 7 May, Margaret Hargreaves was born, a daughter of Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown. She was baptised on 6 June in Broughton.

In 1858 Robert Hargreaves was born, a son of James (a farmer b. 1833) and Agnes née Maudsley. He was baptised in Barton on 13 June. The parents lived in Myerscough.

In 1860 on 26 August, Alice Jane Hargreaves was born. She was a daughter of James Hargreaves (b. 1833) and Agnes née Maudsley. She was baptised on 23 September in Broughton.

In 1860 on 26 April, Robert Hargreaves was born in Woodplumpton. He was a son of Thomas Hargreaves (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown. He was baptised on 3 June in Broughton.

In 1861 The address listed for Robert Hargreaves (b. 1801) had changed slightly to Hollowforth Lane but it was probably still the same location. Robert was a farmer aged 58 and his wife Ann née Arkwright was 55. Mary was 31 and now a dairy maid, Margaret was 26 a house maid. Thomas and James were not listed but there was a granddaughter called Mary Jane aged 4 born in Woodplumpton. She was the daughter of Margaret. There was also a servant / carter aged 17 called John Parker.

In 1861 Thomas Hargreaves (b. 1831) was now a farmer of 84 acres in Newsham Hall Lane, aged 30. His wife Jane née Brown was 27. Their children were Mary Ann 6, Catherine 4, Margaret 2, and Robert 11 months. They had two servants / farm workers, Catherine Flint 43 and William Gerard 54. All the children were born in Woodplumpton.

In 1861 James Hargreaves aged 20 was a boarder and commercial traveller living in Blackburn. He was born in Woodplumpton and was probably the son of Thomas and Jane née Richardson.

In 1861 Alice Jane Hargreaves was born, a daughter of James (b. 1833) and Agnes née Maudsley. She was baptised on 8 May in Broughton.

In 1861 Robert Hargreaves (b. 1833) was living with his parents John (b. 1800) and Ann (b. 1800) in Inskip, Woodplumpton. Also there were his siblings Elizabeth (b. 1825), John (b. 1829) and William (b. 1846). John was a farmer.

In 1862, on 26 April, John Arkwright Hargreaves was born, a son of Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown. He was baptised on 8 June in Broughton.

In 1862 on 1 December, John Hargreaves aged 33 married Nanny Davis of Catforth aged 27 in Woodplumpton. He was the son of John Hargreaves and a butcher. Nanny was illiterate and the daughter of Robert Davis, a farmer.

In 1863 on 18 January, William Arkwright Hargreaves was born, a son of James (b. 1833) and Agnes née Maudsley. He was baptised on 16 February.

In 1863 on 8 February James Hargreaves was baptised in Woodplumpton. He was the son of John Hargreaves, a butcher, and Ann (Nanny?) of Catforth.

In 1863 on 1 November, John Hargreaves of Catforth was buried in Woodplumpton. He was 63 and probably the father of Robert b. 1833.

In 1864 on 24 March, Ann Hargreaves was born, a daughter of James (b. 1833) and Agnes née Maudsley.

In 1864 on 25 July, Elizabeth Hargreaves of Catforth was buried in Woodplumpton. She was 38.

In 1864 on 1 December, Elizabeth Hargreaves was born, a daughter of Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown. She was baptised on 25 December in Broughton.

In 1866 Mary Hargreaves was born, a daughter of James (b. 1833) and Agnes née Maudsley. She was baptised on 23 December in Broughton.

In 1867 Alice Hargreaves was born, a daughter of Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown. She was baptised on 26 May at Broughton.

In 1869 Alice Hargreaves (second) was born, a daughter of Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown. She was baptised on 15 August at Broughton. This was probably a second child with the same name.

In 1870 Ellen Ruth Hargreaves was born, a daughter of James (b. 1833) and Agnes née Maudsley. She was baptised on 30 October in Broughton.

In 1870 on 23 September, Ann Hargreaves of Catforth was buried in Woodplumpton. She was 78 and probably the mother of Robert b. 1833.

In 1871 Robert Hargreaves (b. 1801) and family had moved a little to Hepgreave House in Newsham. Robert was 68 and a farmer of 30 acres, wife Ann née Arkwright was 66. Their children at home were Mary aged 41and Margaret 36 plus Mary J the granddaughter aged 14 who was now at school - she was the daughter of Margaret.

In 1871 Thomas Hargreaves was still at Newsham Hall Lane but now aged 40 and a farmer of 82 acres. Wife Jane née Brown was 37, Mary Ann 16, Catherine 14 and Margaret 12. Robert was now 10 and had three new siblings, John (Arkwright) 8, Elizabeth 6 and Alice 1. William Gerard was still with them, aged 64.

In 1871 James Hargreaves (b. 1833) aged 38 was living "near the Shuttleworth Arms" in Barton. He was a farmer of 18 acres and shopkeeper. His wife Agnes née Maudsley aged 32 was with him as were children Robert 12, Alice Jane 10, Ann 7, Mary 4 and Ruth Ellen 6 months. The Shuttleworth Arms still exists on the corner of Garstang Road and Whittingham Lane (was Goosnargh Lane) but is now called "The Broughton Inn". For a while until 2011 it was called "Burlingtons", in the 1930s it had the phone number Broughton 20.

In this old postcard below the Shuttleworth Arms is at the immediate left. On the right the red brick building was the Golden Ball Hotel / public house (later Bay Tree and lately an Indian restaurant) and the white building in front of that on the far right was "R Hargreaves - Provision Dealer" and later became the Co-Op store. The view is south along the A6 towards Preston, Whittingham Lane (formerly known as Goosnargh Lane) is to the left and Woodplumpton Road to the right. The area is now known as Broughton rather than Barton. By coincidence James Millward Herling (1837-1881) lived just around the corner in Whittingham Lane, at Ivy Cottage (no. 5). This R. Hargreaves was Robert b. 1858, son of James b. 1833. The provision dealership building has since been demolished but the two pub buildings still exist today.

This is another view of the same junction from 1922 (copyright as marked): The sign above the entrance says "R Hargreaves" but it was previously "J Hargreaves".

And this is a later picture from when the Co-Op took over the building after Robert died. Note how the entrance has been moved to the right, away from the junction:

In 1871 Robert Hargreaves (b. 1833) was living in Beesley Lane, Woodplumpton. He was a farmer of 11 acres.

In 1872 Thomas Hargreaves was born, a son of Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown. He was baptised on 4 February in Broughton.

In 1872 William Hargreaves was born, a son of James (b. 1833) and Agnes née Maudsley. He was baptised on 25 August in Broughton.

In 1873 John Hargreaves owned 5 acres in Woodplumpton, Robert Hargreaves owned 29 acres in Newsham and Edward H Hargreaves owned 6 acres in Kirkham. (According to an official return to parliament)

In 1874 William Hargreaves was born, a son of Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown. He was baptised on 7 June in Broughton.

In 1875 Margaret Hargreaves was born, a daughter of James (b. 1833) and Agnes née Maudsley. She was baptised on 17 January in Broughton.

In 1876 Emma Hargreaves was born, a daughter of James (b. 1833) and Agnes née Maudsley. She was baptised on 30 April in Broughton.

In 1877 James Hargreaves witnessed the marriage of John Waddilove and Margaret Walmsley in Woodplumpton. James was illiterate.

In 1879 in January, Ann Arkwright (wife of Robert b. 1801) died, aged about 74.

In 1879 on 16 April, Catherine Hargreaves (b. 1856) married George Duckworth of Broughton in Woodplumpton. She was the daughter of Thomas (b. 1833) and Jane née Brown. Mary Ann Hargreaves was a witness.

In 1880 on 23 June, Mary Ann Hargreaves of Newsham Lane (b. 1856 and "of full age") married John Fowler Eccles ("of full age") in Woodplumpton. Mary Ann was the daughter of Thomas (b. 1833) and Jane née Brown. Margaret Hargreaves, her sister, was a witness. They were both from Woodplumpton.

In 1881 Robert (b. 1801) was a widower at the same address as 1871 but now listed as Hepgreave. He was aged 78, still a farmer of 30 acres. His daughter Mary was aged 51 and unmarried. Margaret was 46 and also unmarried. Granddaughter Mary Jane (daughter of Margaret) was 24.

In 1881 Thomas Hargreaves was still at Newsham Hall Lane, aged 50 and a farmer of 82 acres. His wife Jane née Brown was 47, Mary Ann and Catherine were not there and Margaret, now 22 was an assistant school mistress. Robert was 20, John 18, Elizabeth 16 and Alice 11. There were two new children, Thomas 9 and William 6. All children were listed as born in Woodplumpton, Jane in Wheaton.

In 1881 James Hargeaves (b.1833) was a farmer at Butcher's Farm (12 acres) in Barton aged 48 with his wife Agnes née Maudsley aged 43. Also there were his children Robert 22, Alice Jane 19, Ellen Ruth 10, William 8, Margaret 6 and Emma 5.

In 1881 Robert Hargreaves (b. 1833) lived at Pop Hall Lane, Woodplumpton with his wife Ann (b. 1833). He was a farmer of 10 acres.

In 1882 on 3 March, Robert Hargreaves (b. 1801) died at Hepgreave Newsham. He was about 80 and left an estate of £541 4s 5d which was "proved' by his unmarried daughter Margaret of Hepgreave, son James and also John Waddington of Tunsteads Barton, the executors.

In 1882 on 6 December Mary Hargreaves aged 78 was buried in Kirkham. She had lived at the Fylde Union Workhouse in Kirkham.

In 1886 Sarah Hargreaves of Ashton married Henry Turner of Broughton in Broughton.

In 1887 on 24 September, Margaret Hargreaves was baptised in Barton. She was the daughter of James of Woodplumpton, a farmer, and Isabella from Woodplumpton..

In 1888 on 8 February, Robert Hargreaves, a farmer, (b. 1860) married Mary Ann Myerscough. He was a son of Thomas (b. 1831) and she was the daughter of John Myerscough. He was from Broughton, she from Cadley, Fulwood. He was 27, she was 24. Robert's brother John Arkwright Hargreaves was a witness.

In 1889 on 1 January, John Arkwright Hargreaves (b. 1862) married Elizabeth Ann Topping in Woodplumpton. She was aged 25. He was the son of Thomas and a farmer like his father, she was from Woodplumpton and her father William was a tailor.

In 1889 Alice Ann Hargreaves was born. She was the daughter of John Arkwright Hargreaves (b. 1862) and Elizabeth Ann née Topping. She was baptised on 12 August 1889 in Broughton.

In 1889 on 13 February, Esther Hargreaves was born, a daughter of Robert and Mary Ann née Myerscough. She was baptised on 10 March.

In 1890 on 7 April, Mary Hargreaves of Broughton (b. 1866), daughter of James, a farmer, (b. 1833) and Agnes née Maudsley married James Robert Hazlewood aged 23 a hairdresser from Glasgow, in Broughton. Alice Jane Hargreaves was a witness.

In 1890 on 23 December, Jane Hargreaves was born, she was a daughter of Robert (b. 1860) and Mary Ann née Myerscough and was baptised on 20 January 1891.

In 1891 Thomas Hargreaves was still a farmer at Newsham Hall Lane now aged 60. Jane née Brown was 57. Their children at home were Margaret 32, now a schoolmistress, Elizabeth 26, Alice 21, Thomas 19 and William 16. William J Billington aged 17 was a servant / agricultural worker.

In 1891 John Arkwright Hargreaves was a farmer aged 28 living at Pope's Farm in Barton with his wife Elizabeth Ann née Topping aged 27, daughter Alice Ann aged 1 and son Thomas aged 3 months. They had a farm worker John W Jackson aged 14. The children were born in Barton.

In 1891 next door to John Arkwright Hargreaves at Butcher's (Farm ?) was James Hargreaves a shopkeeper / farmer aged 57. He lived with his wife Agnes née Maudsley aged 52 and their children Robert 33, Alice J. 30, William 18, Margaret 16 and Emma 15. James (b. 1833) was John Arkwright's uncle, a brother of Thomas.

In 1891 Robert Hargreaves (b. 1860) was living in D'Urton Lane, Broughton. He was aged 30 and a farmer. His wife Mary Ann née Myerscough was 27, daughter Esther 2 and Jane 3 months. Both were born in Broughton. Thomas Bamber aged 18 was a farm servant.

In 1891 Robert Hargreaves (b. 1833) was living at Lowes Farm (in Ferry Lane ?) at the Catforth end of Woodplumpton with his wife Ann. He was a farmer.

In 1891 on 10 January, Thomas Hargreaves was born, a son of John Arkwright Hargreaves (b. 1862) and Elizabeth Ann née Topping. He was baptised on 15 February.

In 1891 on 26 October, Margaret Swarbrick a widowed Innkeeper from Woodplumpton married Robert Davies a 34 year old farmer from Woodplumpton. The groom's father was John Hargreaves, a farmer and the marriage took place in Woodplumpton.

In 1892 on 29 October, Thomas Hargreaves was born, a son of Robert (b. 1860) and Mary Ann née Myerscough. He was baptised on 21 December.

In 1892 on 1 October, Margaret Hargreaves, aged 34, a schoolmistress of Newsham Lane and daughter of Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane Brown, married Thomas Swarbrick, a farmer aged 32 in Woodplumpton..

In 1892 on 9 October, Grace Hargreaves was born, a daughter of John Arkwright Hargreaves (b. 1862) and Elizabeth Ann née Topping. She was baptised on 20 November in Broughton.

In 1893 in February, Elizabeth Hargreaves married Joseph Livesey a farmer from Woodplumpton in Woodplumpton. She was the daughter of Thomas, a farmer and Alice Hargreaves was a witness.

In 1894 on 24 April, John Hargreaves of Newsham was buried in Woodplumpton. He was 21.

In 1894 on 13 July, Rachel Hargreaves was born, a daughter of John Arkwright Hargreaves (b. 1862) and Elizabeth Ann née Topping. She was baptised on 19 August in Broughton.

In 1895 on 19 February, Ellen Ruth Hargreaves (b. 1870), daughter of James (b. 1833) and Agnes née Maudsley married Richard Singleton in Broughton.

In 1895 on 13 February, Alice Hargreaves (b. 1869), daughter of Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown married Richard Livesey in Broughton.

In 1896 on 1 November, Annie Hargreaves (b. 1864), daughter of James (b. 1833) and Agnes née Maudsley married Robert Kearnes in Broughton.

In 1896 on 1 March, William Hargreaves was born, a son of John Arkwright Hargreaves and Elizabeth Ann née Topping. He was baptised on 5 April in Broughton.

In 1897 on 3 May, Mary Jane Hargreaves aged 40 was buried in Barton. She was the illegitimate daughter of Margaret Hargreaves.

In 1898 George Hargreaves was listed in Barrett's directory as occupying Lightfoot House Farm. He was not listed as the owner in 1895 and his connection is not clear as apparently he was from Yorkshire.

In 1898 on 7 January, John Hargreaves was born, a son of John Arkwright Hargreaves (b. 1862) and Elizabeth Ann Topping. She was baptised on 20 February in Broughton.

In 1898 on 21 December, Robert Hargreaves a dairyman aged 26 of 4 Bedford Street, Hulme, Manchester married Eliza Mary Rogerson aged 27 of Bartle in Woodplumpton. The records say he was the son of Thomas Hargreaves, a farm labourer (more likely Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown). Thomas Hargreaves (which ?) was a witness as was Harriett Rogerson who was later to marry Thomas's son Thomas. Presumably Harriett was Eliza Mary's sister.

In 1899 on 23 December, John Hargreaves of Woodplumpton Hall was buried in Woodplumpton. He was 73.

In 1899 on 5 April, William Hargreaves, a potman of Broughton (b. 1872), son of James (b. 1833) and Agnes Maudsley married Ann Billington aged 20 of Goosnargh near Broughton. Alice Jane Hargreaves was a witness.

In 1899 on 4 July, Florence Hargreaves was born, a daughter of William (b. 1872) and Ann née Billington. She was baptised on 5 November in Broughton.

In 1900 James Billington Hargreaves was born, a son of William (b. 1872) and Ann née Billington. He was baptised on 8 November in Broughton.

In 1900 on 20 February, Robert Hargreaves was born, a son of John Arkwright Hargreaves (b. 1862) and Elizabeth Ann née Topping. He was baptised on 8 April in Broughton.

In 1901 Thomas Hargreaves (b. 1831) was still farming at Newsham Hall Lane, now 70, his wife Jane née Brown 67. Son Thomas was 29 and son William 26. They had a general servant Alice Proctor 19 and a cow man Thomas Eccles aged 18.

In 1901 John Arkwright Hargreaves was still at Pope's Farm, now aged 38, his wife Elizabeth Ann née Topping was 37. His family was Alice Ann 11, Thomas 10, Grace 8, Rachel 6, William 5, John 3 and Robert 1. Margaret Billington 21 was a domestic  / general servant. The children were all born in Barton.

In 1901 James Hargreaves (b. 1833) was 68 and still farmer / grocer at Butcher's Farm in Woodplumpton Lane (by the corner with Garstang Road). His wife Agnes née Maudsley 63, grocer, son Robert 42, a postman and daughter Emma 25, grocer's assistant were at home for the census.

In 1901 Robert Hargreaves (b. 1860) was at Boyse's Farm off D'Urton Lane, Broughton a farmer aged 40. His wife Mary Ann née Myerscough was 37. Children were Esther 12, Jane 10 and Thomas 8. Herbert Parkinson was a farm servant aged 17. The children were all born in Broughton.

In 1901 William Hargreaves aged 28 (b. 1872) lived with his wife Ann née Billington aged 22 in Virgins Square, Broughton. Also there were their children Florence 2 and James Billington Hargreaves who was 5 months. William was a domestic gardener and the children were born in Broughton.

In 1901 Robert Hargreaves (b. 1833) was living in Ferry Lane, Woodplumpton with his wife Ann. He was a farmer.

In 1901 George Hargreaves aged 61 from Yorkshire was at Lightfoot House Farm in Broughton with his wife Ellen aged 55. Also there were children Sarah (24), Hanson (22) Heber (21), Alice Hannah (18), Jesse (15), Dora Ethel (13) and Ellen Linda (12).

In May - June 1902 the banns were read at St Lawrence, Barton for Thomas Hargreaves of Woodplumpton and Harriett Rogerson of Barton. He was the son of Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown. They presumably married shortly after.

In 1903 Jane Hargreaves née Brown died. She was the wife of Thomas (b. 1831) and was aged about 69.

In 1905 on 30 April, Margaret Hargreaves (b. 1834) of Hepgreave Barton died in Preston aged about 70. She was a daughter of Robert (b. 1801) and Ann née Arkwright and did not marry. She left £960 14s 9d to her sister Mary and William Pye, a farmer. She was buried in Barton on 3 May 1905.

In 1906 on 28 January, Fred Hargreaves was baptised in Barton. He was the son of John, a Post Master, and Emma Louise and they lived in Bilsborough. Fred was b. 6 December 1905.

In 1907 Barrett's trade directory listed Hanson Hargreaves (son of George) as occupying Lightfoot House Farm.

In 1907 Robert Hargreaves (b. 1833) died in Garstang. He was about 73.

In 1908 on 20 February, John Noel Hargreaves was baptised in Barton. His parents were John, a grocer, and Emma Louise and lived in Myerscough.He was b. 25 Dec 1907.

In 1908 on 1 March, James Hargreaves (b. 1833) died in Preston aged about 74. He was the husband of Agnes née Maudsley and brother of Thomas (b. 1831), son of Robert (b. 1801) and Ann Arkwright. He was a grocer and left £1,319 3s 2d (corrected amount) to Robert Hargreaves, retired postman (his son b. 1858). It seems that Robert took over his father's grocery store/s.

In 1908 on 20 February, Agnes Hargreaves née Maudsley died, wife of James (b. 1933) who had died a couple of months earlier. She lived at Four Lane Ends, Broughton and left £120 8s to Robert Hargreaves, a retired postman (her son b. 1858).

In 1908 Emma Hargreaves (b. 1876), daughter of James (b. 1833) and Agnes née Maudsley, married John Drinkall in Fylde.

In 1909 Elizabeth Hargreaves (b. 1864) died, she was about 44. Her parents were Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown and she was a sister of Robert (b. 1860).

In 1909 on 2 June, Fred Hargreaves was buried in Barton. He was 3½ years old and the son of John and Emma Louise from Myerscough.

In 1910 Thomas Hargreaves (b. 1831) died on 31 October. The death was announced in the London Gazette on 13 January 1911. He left £3,842 2s 6d to Robert Hargreaves (b. 1860) and John Arkwright Hargreaves (b. 1862), both farmers and his elder sons. That was the purchasing equivalent of about £2.8M in 2014.

In 1911 John Arkwright Hargreaves (b. 1862) had moved to Tunsteads Farm in Barton (in Brass Pan Lane) and was 48, listed as a Stock and Dairy Farmer. His wife Elizabeth Ann née Topping was 47. His ten children now were Alice Ann 21, Thomas 20, Grace 18, Rachel 16, William 15, John 13, Robert 11, George 9, Elizabeth Jane 6 and James 3, they were all born in Barton.

In 1911 William Hargreaves (b. 1874, son of Thomas and Jane) was living at Whittle Hill Farm in Woodplumpton. Also there was his wife Ellen (b. 1879) who had four children, two still alive.

In 1911 Robert Hargreaves (b. 1860) was still at Boyse's Farm, now aged 50. His wife Mary Ann Myerscough was 47. Their children were Esther 22, Jane 20 and Thomas 18. Richard Bamber aged 13 was now working there. Also staying there was Richard Woods a visitor (and grave digger) with his wife Margaret Woods. The Woods may have been distantly related as Robert's great-grandmother was Mary Woods.

In 1911 Robert Hargreaves (b. 1858) was living at The Shop in Butcher's Farm aged 52 with his sister Alice Jane aged 48. They were both children of James (b. 1833) and Agnes née Maudsley and were unmarried. This business used to be run by their parents.

In 1911 William Hargreaves aged 38 (b. 1872) lived at Clule House, Broughton with his wife Ann Billington aged 32 and his children James 10, Florrie (Florence) 11 and Agnes 4 months. He was a domestic gardener and the elder two children were at school. They had two other children that were not at home.

In 1911 Mary Hargreaves (b. 1829) a daughter of Robert (b. 1801) and Ann Arkwright was living at Hepgreave Cottage West, Barton, aged about 81. She was unmarried and "of independent means". Also in the house was Jane Lund aged 62, a washerwoman.

In 1911 Thomas Hargreaves aged 39, a farmer was living with his wife Harriet née Rogerson aged 41 at Threlfalls Farm, Woodplumpton with their daughter Lily aged 2. They had a 10 room house and a domestic sevrant and cowman lived there also. They had been married for 8 years. Threlfalls Farm was in Newsham Hall Lane.

In 1912 Mary Hargreaves (b. 1829) died. She was a daughter of Robert (b. 1801) and Ann née Arkwright and aged about 82. She left £2,037 7s 3d to Robert Hargreaves (farmer b. 1860) and Robert Hargreaves (provision dealer b. 1858). She was buried in Barton on 29 May 1912.

In 1912 Esther Hargreaves married John William Eccles (b. 1886, a farmer's son) in Broughton. She was a daughter of Robert (b. 1860) and Mary Ann née Myerscough.

In 1916 on 2nd June, Private 24647 Stephen Hargreaves of the Loyal North Lancashire Regiment died aged 32 together with his brother Thomas aged 34, both drowning in the Lancaster canal. They lived at Whittle Hill, Woodplumpton and Stephen was married to Elizabeth Esther (or Ethel) née Smith . Stephen had been a war reservist for just a few days and had only been married for a very short time. His brother Thomas was a farm worker who had an artificial leg. They had another brother, John, who died in 1894 aged 21 and were children of Thomas and Ann Hargreaves, all three are buried at St Anne's in Woodplumpton.

In 1917 on 19 November, John Arkwright Hargreaves (b. 1862) died in Broughton. He was 55 and left his estate of £3,271 4s 5d to his wife Elizabeth Ann née Topping and son Thomas (b. 1891).

In 1918 on 22 August, Thomas Hargreaves, a farmer, married Florence Isabel Bargh at St Lawrence, Barton. He was the son of Robert Hargreaves, a farmer (b. 1860) and she was the daughter of John William Henry Bargh. He was 25 and she was 23.

In 1918 Jane Hargreaves (b. 1890) died. She was a daughter of Robert (b. 1860) and Mary Ann née Myerscough and was about 28.

In 1919 on 29 August, Rachel Hargreaves died. (b. 1894). She lived at Tunsteads Farm, Barton and left £289 8s 8d to Thomas Hargreaves (b. 1891), a farmer and her brother.

In 1919 Robert Hargreaves was born in Preston. He was the son of Thomas Hargreaves and Florence Isabel Bargh.

In 1921 on 30 March, Florence Hargreaves of Myerscough aged 21 married Joseph Berry aged 23 in Barton. Her father was William Hargreaves, a gardener.

In 1922 on 7 March, William Hargreaves (b. 1874) died. He was a son of Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown and aged about 48. He lived at Whittle Hill Farm, Woodplumpton and left £572 14s 6d to his widow Ellen.

In 1922 on 26 October, Alice Jane Hargreaves (b. 1860) died. She lived at The Village, Broughton, was unmarried and left £283 7s 11d to Robert Hargreaves (b. 1858), her brother a grocer.

In 1922 on 24 March, Joseph Hargreaves died. He lived at Fishers Farm, Barton and left £3,123 14s 5d to William Hargreaves, fruit merchant (probably his son).

In 1924 on 16 December, Jane Hargreaves was buried in Kirkham. She was 83 and had lived at 4 Preston Road, Freckleton. She left her estate of  £205 8s 9d to William Hargreaves, a labourer.

In 1925 Mary Ann Hargreaves née Myerscough, died, the wife of Robert (b. 1860). She was about 61.

In 1926 on 17 June, George Duckworth died. He was the husband of Catherine Hargreaves (d. 1929) and lived at Church Hill House, Broughton. He left £6,399 9s 8d to Thomas Hargreaves and George Ernest Hardman, both farmers. It seems that Hardman was at the nearby Elm's Farm on the Garstang Road.

In 1926 on 6 March, Henry Hargreaves of Kirkham was buried in Kirkham. He was aged 70.

In 1926 on 7 April, John Bargh Hargreaves was born in Preston. He was probably the son of Thomas (b. 1892) and Florence Isabel née Bargh (b. 1895).

In 1926 on 26 June, William Hargreaves, a farmer aged 24 from Barton married Mildred Hannah Meyler aged 21 from Myerscough, His father was Joseph Hargreaves, deceased (in 1922). The wedding was in Barton and Joseph Hargreaves was a witness, obviously not his father.

In 1927 on 25 April, Ellen Hargreaves died, probably aged about 49. She was the wife of William b. 1874, d. 1922 and lived at Whittle Hill Farm in Woodplumpton. She left £479 13s 3d To Thomas Hargreaves and Richard Hargreaves, both farmers.

In 1927 Robert Hargreaves (b.1860) married a second time to Mary Jane Herling, née Shaw in Chesterfield. It was also her second marriage.

In 1927 on 27 November, Elizabeth Ann Hargreaves née Topping of Wards Place, Woodplumpton died in Preston. She was about 64 and left £593 19s to Thomas Hargreaves, farmer and William Hargreaves, confectioner, two of her sons.

In 1927 on 19 November, Thomas Hargreaves (b. 1872) died. He was a the son of Thomas and Jane née Brown and aged about 55. He was living at Threlfall's Farm, Woodplumpton. He left £5,217 2s 4d to his wife Harriet.

In 1928 Lightfoot House Farm in Broughton was sold by auction. It was a freehold dairy farm with a seven bedroom, two sitting room farmhouse on 76 acres, 3 roods and 24 perches. It also had two five room cottages and multiple farm buildings. It seems that the buyer was Thomas Hargreaves (b. 1892).

In 1928 on 22 September, Robert Hargreaves (b. 1858) of Broughton died. He was the son of James (b. 1833) and Agnes née Maudsley and thus a cousin of Robert (b. 1860). He was aged about 68 and left £2,172 17s 2d to Emma Drinkall, his sister, wife of John Drinkall.

In 1929 on 25 June, Catherine Duckworth née Hargreaves (b. 1856) died in Preston. She was a daughter of Thomas and Jane née Brown, about 73 and the wife of George Duckworth (d. 1926). She left £150 6s 10d to her brother Robert Hargreaves (b. 1860), retired farmer and lived latterly at Church Hill House, of D'Urton Lane in Broughton.

In 1933 on 25 June, Mary Ann Eccles née Hargreaves died. She was the first child of Thomas (b. 1831) and Jane née Brown and a sister of Robert (b. 1860). She was about 78 and died in Preston leaving £1,261 3s 4d to William Eccles, farmer, probably her son. She lived at Westfield, Ingol latterly.

In the 1935 telephone book T. Hargreaves, farmer, was living at Lightfoot House with the number Broughton 136. It was the first family phone book entry in the area.

In 1937 Margaret Swarbrick née Hargreaves died. She was born about 1858 and was a daughter of Thomas and Jane née Brown and aged about 78.

In the 1946 telephone book T. Hargreaves, farmer, was still living at Lightfoot House with the number Broughton 136.

In 1948 on 30 January, Emma Drinkall née Hargreaves (b. 1876) died in Amounderness. She was a daughter of James (b. 1833) and Agnes Maudsley. She lived at Fell View, Garstang Road, Barton and left £6,330 12s 7d to Ann Drinkall her unmarried daughter (b. 28 October 1908, d. 2001).

In 1949 on 14 March, Florence Isabel Hargreaves née Bargh (b. 1895) died in Amounderness. She was the wife of Thomas (b. 1892).

In 1950 on 23 March, Robert Hargreaves (b. 1860) died in Fulwood. He was aged 89 and left his estate of £4,763 18s 6d to the surviving children from his marriage to Mary Ann Myerscough, daughter Esther (now Eccles) and son Thomas Hargreaves.

In 1950 on 30 September, Mary Jane Hargreaves née Shaw previously Herling, (b. 1860), died in Fulwood. She was 90 and the second wife of Robert (b. 1860) who died a few months earlier and left her estate of  £1,289 1s 4d to two of her three surviving children. Strangely her elder son William Shaw (later Herlingshaw) was excluded from the estate.

In the 1951 telephone book T. Hargreaves, farmer, was still living at Lightfoot House (now described as in Fulwood) with the number Broughton 136. Also in the book was R Hargreaves, farmer, of Westfield, Goosnargh on Broughton 372 (elder son of Thomas b. 1892 ?).

In 1952 on 19 September, John Bargh Hargreaves a 26 year old farmer of Lightfoot House, Fulwood and son of Thomas and Florence Isabel née Bargh, married Robina Procter aged 20 of Goosnargh at St Mary the Virgin in Goosnargh. Robert Hargreaves was a witness, probably John Bargh's older brother.

In June 1955 Linda Hargreaves was born in Amounderness, a daughter of John Bargh Hargreaves and Robina née Proctor (or Procter).

In the 1960 telephone book J. Bargh Hargreaves, had taken over his father's (Thomas's) number Broughton 136 at Lightfoot House Farm. His father T. Hargreaves was now at Scart House, Walker Lane on Broughton 243. This was close to Lightfoot Lane and probably where he moved to retire. R. Hargreaves, farmer of Westfield, Goosnargh was still on the Broughton 372 telephone number.

In 1961 on 14 June, Esther Eccles née Hargreaves (b. 1889) died. She was a daughter of Robert (b. 1860) and Mary Ann née Myerscough. She was about 72 and the wife of John William Eccles, a retired farmer. She left her estate of  £2,606 15s 10d to her husband. They lived at "Loughrigg",  7 Sharoe Green Lane, Fulwood latterly, just a few doors from the previous home of her father and step-mother Robert and Mary Jane at No. 11.

In 1969 John William Eccles (b. 27 January 1886) died in Amounderness. He was the husband of Esther née Hargreaves (b. 1889) who had died in 1961. John William was the oldest son of Robert and Cecily Ann.

In 1972 John Bargh Hargreaves' telephone number had become Broughton 862136 but his address was still Lightfoot House Farm.

In 1975 on 26 July, Thomas Hargreaves (b. 1892) died. He was the son of Robert (b. 1860) and Mary Ann née Myerscough and was about 82.

In 1978 on 12 August, Robert Hargreaves (b. 1919) died in Preston and South Ribble. He was the son of Thomas (b. 1892) and Florence Isabel née Bargh (b. 1895).

In Q1 1996 John Bargh Hargreaves (b. 7 April 1926) died in Preston and South Ribble aged 69. He was almost certainly a son of Thomas (b. 1892) and Florence Isabel née Bargh (b. 1895) as he had been living at Lightfoot House Farm and his mother's maiden name was Bargh.

In Q3 2001 Robina Hargreaves (wife of John Bargh Hargreaves and b. 1932) died in Preston and South Ribble aged 69.

In 2008, on 10 May, Robert William Hargreaves a retired farmer died in a care home at Longridge, Preston. He was probably b. in 1933.

It seems likely that Linda Hargreaves m. Stephen F G Sloss.

Woodplumpton used to be called Plumpton Wood.

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