WW1/AC/OP2/75

Claimant: John Hunt; Occupier: John Hunt; Owner: Mrs. Warner Vernon; Property: Redhills Farm, Toddington; Land Affected: Fields Nos.: 23 , known as Great Pawlins (13.471 acres to be broken up) in Harlington; 22, known as Little Pawlins ( 4.014 acres to be broken up) in Harlington; and 100 known as New Field (15.227 acres to be broken up) in Toddington; Additional Information: - the file includes correspondence with Arthur Bradshaw of Wood End Farm, Westoning regarding cleansing of a brook adjacent to The Moors and a dispute as to actions taken [1917]; - the file also includes correspondence regarding soldiers employed as labour, including JH's son [1919]; - JH is described as a bad farmer in correspondence. [ex File No. 445]

1917 - 1921

From: 1917 To: 1921

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Hunt, John,
Warner Vernon,
Bradshaw, Arthur

ploughing, local government orders, crops, Bedfordshire County Council, World War One, Toddington Redhills Farm, Westoning Wood End Farm, specific rivers & waterways, service personnel, at home (WW1), agricultural labour, husbandry - theory and development, TODDINGTON, Toddington fields, HARLINGTON, Harlington fields, WESTONING