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Darvills Hill Farm had been land, part of the Manor of Princes Risborough, it was enfranchised (became freehold) in June 1859 to Edward Anderson.  (click [[Darvills Hill Farm Deeds, modern parlance]] or click [[Darvills Hill Farm. Deeds]])
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click [[Darvills Hill Farm reports by Charlotte Downing]]
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click [[Farms]] for a list of other local farms
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click [[Farming pre 1823]] for this era
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Research by [[Joan West]]
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Darvills Hill Farm had been land, part of the Manor of Princes Risborough, it was enfranchised (became freehold) in June 1859 to Edward Anderson.  (click [[Darvills Hill Farm Deeds, modern parlance]]
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or click [[Darvills Hill Farm. Deeds]])
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'''Hallmark February 1990.  Planning Applicaton.''' Darvills Hill Farm - alterations to farmhouse and barn, single storey extension of garage, access and driveway.
 
[[File:Darvills Hill Receipt of Purchase.jpg|thumb]]
 
[[File:Darvills Hill Receipt of Purchase.jpg|thumb]]

Latest revision as of 05:26, 11 November 2024

click Darvills Hill Farm reports by Charlotte Downing

click Farms for a list of other local farms

click Farming pre 1823 for this era

Research by Joan West

Darvills Hill Farm had been land, part of the Manor of Princes Risborough, it was enfranchised (became freehold) in June 1859 to Edward Anderson. (click Darvills Hill Farm Deeds, modern parlance

or click Darvills Hill Farm. Deeds)

Hallmark February 1990. Planning Applicaton. Darvills Hill Farm - alterations to farmhouse and barn, single storey extension of garage, access and driveway.

Darvills Hill Receipt of Purchase.jpg