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Bramley Farm Situation SK24427351 Bramley Farm, 600 metres beyond the north end of the village Tithe Award 1848 Kitchen William 182 acres Farmers The Kitchin Family (sometimes spelt Kitchen) 1841 Kitchin William (b1765), Farmer. Then his widowed daughter in law :- 1851 Kitchin Anna (b1796), Farmer 096a + 2 Labourers. Then her son :- 1861 Kitchin Joseph (b1824), Farmer 093a 1Labourer 2 boys. Then his widow :- 1871-1891 Kitchen Emma (b1827-1899), Farmer 92 - 99 acres. Then her son :- 1901 Kitchin John (b1853), Farmer Marples Farm in Bubnell Situation SK24687291 Farm, situated on the site of the present Bubnell Farm House Tithe Award 1848 Marples Thomas 53 acres Farmers 1851 Thomas Marples (b1787) farmer 54acres. Then his son:- 1861 Samuel Marples (b1821) farmer 52 acres Note The Marples fields went to various persons, esp. White John of Bubnell Cliff. The house would have been demolished about 1880 Whites Farm in Bubnell Situation SK24737289. on Bubnell Lane, just south of the present Bubnell Farm Tithe Award 1848 White Henry. 52 acres Farmer 1841-1861 Henry White (b1797) Farmer 84 acres in 1861 then his widow:- 1871 Maryanne (b1809). Farmer 90 acres. Then their son:- White Robert (b1825) took over in 1872 but he died the next year. Then his widow:- 1873 Ann White (b1826), during the 1870s Ann White moved to Bubnell Hall Farm see its entry Note The Farm building was demolished, probably in the 1870s, and the land restored to agricultural use Cross Farm Situation SK24757280 Cross Farm, beyond Bubnell Hall on Bubnell Lane Tithe Award 1848 Froggatt William 90 acres Farmers 1841-1851 Froggatt William (b1795) Farmer 090a. Then his widow:- 1861 Froggatt Charlotte (b1810) Farmer 100a + 5 labourers. Then their son 1871-1881 Froggatt Joseph (b1843) 96 acres, Farmer 095a+1man 1boy. Note 1885 Froggatt Joseph moved to Bubnell House. He was described as a Labourer in the 1891 and 1901 censuses. Most of his land went to Ann White (see Bubnell Hall Farm). She also acquired the Cross Farm, but probably did not live in it Bubnell House Situation SK24737295 Last house on left in main village. Present name Bubnell House Tithe Award 1848 Barker Elizabeth, farmed 140 acres Farmers 1829 Barker Robert - Gent, Farmer (Glover 1829) 1851 Barker Elizabeth G (b1793) Independent. In the 1850's house and land taken over by:- 1861-1881 Hattersley William (b1824). In 1861 Millstone Merchant & Farmer. In 1871 Farmer 171acres with 4 men & 2 boys. In 1885 Hattersley moved house to the new Bubnell Farm across the road, keeping his land 1885 The house was then occupied by Froggatt Joseph (b1843) who came from Cross Farm. Note He was the son of William Hattersley (b1780) of Yeldwood Farm Baslow. A lifelong bachelor he was helped by his sisters. Bubnell Farm Situation SK 24707291 The farm, is at the north end of Bubnell east of Bubnell House The Farm House built in 1885, is on the site of several older buildings. The farm buildings were erected in the Close of Bubnell House Farmers 1885 Farm opened. Hattersley William moved across from Bubnell House 1891 Hattersley William (b1824). Farmer , 1901 Furness Samuel (b1830) Bubnell Hall Farm (& Bubnell Hall) Situation SK24857255. immediately adjacent to Bubnell Hall Tithe Award 1848 Oddy Jebson. 137 acres based at Bubnell Hall Farm Farmers 1829 Oddy Rebecca Farmer Bubnell Hall (Glover 1829) 1841 Oddy Jebson (b 1795), Farmer living in Baslow but farming in Bubnell His sister Oddy Ann may have farmed on death of her brother in about 1850. She married William Hattersley whose son later moved into Bubnell House There is a gap in records. Gardom John was farming most of Oddy's fields until 1880. No further information about this Gardom available. In 1880 most of his fields were transferred to White John (Bubnell Cliff), but some went to White Ann - see below 1881 White Ann (1826-1894) Farmer 112 acres. Now recorded as living in Bubnell Hall Farm. 1885 She was in partnership with a Hodkinson William (? Hodgkinson). In the same year she acquired much of the land, including Cross Farm, from Froggatt Joseph when he moved to Bubnell House 1891 White Ann and her son in law Tomlinson Arthur J (b1863) both recorded as Farmers. Ann died 1894. The bulk of her fields went to Tomlinson William of Bridgefoot Farm. Tomlinson Arthur J moved residence next door into Bubnell Hall in 1898, and continued farming (on a reduced scale) 1901 Tomlinson Arthur J. Farmer at Bubnell Hall Note. Bubnell Hall itself had been a school, under Miss Wilkinson & the Misses Caines, for decades until 1898 Bridge Foot Farm Situation SK25067237 Opposite (the old) Bubnell Bridge. It is said that the building had once been an Inn called The Joiners Arms Tithe Award 1848 Farm had 26 acres, including a House and probably a piggery on site of present Bubnell Farm House Farmers The Tomlinson Family all Butchers & Farmers, from 1851 to 1901 1851-1881 Tomlinson William (b1804). Described as Butcher, and Butcher and Farmer. In 1881 the farm was 78 acres. As he outlived his son he was succeeded by his grandson :- 1891 & 1901 Tomlinson William S (b1858) Butcher and Farmer Note on Tomlinsons a William S (b1858) and Arthur J (b1864) were either brothers or cousins. William S had maintained the family farm and butcher business. Arthur J had moved away, then returned and married the daughter of Ann White. See Bubnell Hall Farm b Another, unrelated, Tomlinson William (b1837) moved into Baslow before 1871, and set up in Bridge End as a Butcher (and small farmer). His shop was opposite the Mill on the present Calver Road. Bubnell Cliff Farm Situation SK24267178 Farm south of Wheatlands Lane Tithe Award 1848 Matley Sarah 88 acres Farmers 1841 Matley Sarah (b1765) helped by son David (b1810). David could not be traced in 1851. Farm then passed to her son in law:- 1851-1881 White John (b1820) Farmer in succeeding years of 90, 100, 104 and 180 acres 1891 White John (b1820). Farmer. He retired in 1892 then:- 1892 Rhodes John farmed until 1897, Bagshaw J B was briefly tenant in 1897 when farm taken over by:- 1901 Chapman John (b1874) Farmer, from Eyam Note White John was eldest son of White Henry of Bubnell Hall Farm Bubnell Cottage Situation SK24937254 The cottage is in Bubnell Lane south of Bubnell Hall, opposite the weir Tithe Award 1848 Davison Robert 7 acres Farmers 1841 Davidson Thomas (b1800) Farmer. He probably died before 1848, then (?) his brother:- 1851-1861 Davison Robert (b1798) Butcher, but noted in 1841 & 1861 Censuses as a Stone Mason 1871 Halliwell John (b1799) described in Census as a Woolbuyer. Then his widow 1881 Halliwell Elizabeth (b1801), a "Farmer & Lodging House Keeper". Then her eldest daug 1891 Halliwell Grace (b1824) Farmer and Lodgers, then her two younger sisters 1901 Halliwell Emma (b1841) and Anna (b1845), described as Farmers
Notes:
When reading this, please keep a clear distinction between, Bubnell Hall a school until 1889; Bubnell Hall Farm, immediately adjacent to Bubnell Hall; Bubnell House, a farm at the top end of Bubnell; and Bubnell Farm, newly built in 1885 in the grounds of Bubnell House The information is from Baslow and Bubnell Census 1841 to 1901. The 1848 Tithe Awards for Bubnell and Baslow, Various Directories and Gazetteers, Gravestones in Baslow Churchyard and details of tenants in Bubnell obtained privately from Chatsworth Figures in Bold refer to the relevant Census returnEd: Farms in Baslow are described in a separate paper
My thanks to Ann Tempest for her help and guidance. David Dalrymple-Smith, February 2004
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