This is a candidate location for Garth House. I haven't yet shown it to be right.
It's now called Clover Cottage, but I think this might be a more recent name. The order of the buildings listed in the schedules of census returns is presumably the order the enumerator visited the properties on his route. This puts Garth House in this general area.
Garth means fold or enclosure close to a house, sometimes just a grassy square but also larger enclosures. Looking at the field pattern on arial photos and maps, you can see what might be ancient enclosures which are subdivided into fields. My Garth House candidate is right on the point where two 'garths' abut each other.
Here is a list of relations who have lived or stayed at Garth House at some time or other.
Name | Lifespan |
---|---|
James Robinson | b. Abt 1821 |
Mary Siddle | b. 1825 |
Nicholas Alsop | b. 1827, d. 1875 |
Elizabeth Hillary | b. 1828 |
Elizabeth Siddle | b. Abt 1830 |
James Garbutt | b. 1842, d. 1872 |
Henry Frankland | b. Abt 1848 |
Jane Haykin | b. Abt 1848 |
Lydia Robinson | b. Abt 1850 |
Christopher Robinson | b. Abt 1852 |
Ann Hillary | b. Abt 1853 |
James Robinson | b. 1855 |
Thomas Siddle Robinson | b. Abt 1858 |
Robert Robinson | b. Abt 1861 |
Robert Frankland | b. 1879 |
Jane Frankland | b. Abt 1880 |