Comments on: Church Farm http://www.twerton.com/twertonhistory Connecting the present with the past Fri, 27 Jan 2012 14:13:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Joe http://www.twerton.com/twertonhistory/index.php/church-farm/comment-page-1/#comment-1103 Joe Fri, 26 Mar 2010 09:47:50 +0000 http://www.twerton.com/twertonhistory/?page_id=59#comment-1103 Some of the people in the photo, especially the gentleman with the big white beard, may be members of the Carr family. If true, this would locate the scene somewhere in Twerton. I'll ask somebody who may know. The only other photo relevant to Church Farm that I know, is that of the medieval window which was uncovered in the farm yard and is today stored in St Michael's Church: http://www.bathintime.co.uk/image.php?id=197321&idx=5&fromsearch=true Some of the people in the photo, especially the gentleman with the big white beard, may be members of the Carr family. If true, this would locate the scene somewhere in Twerton. I’ll ask somebody who may know.

The only other photo relevant to Church Farm that I know, is that of the medieval window which was uncovered in the farm yard and is today stored in St Michael’s Church:
http://www.bathintime.co.uk/image.php?id=197321&idx=5&fromsearch=true

]]> By: Andrew Shackell http://www.twerton.com/twertonhistory/index.php/church-farm/comment-page-1/#comment-997 Andrew Shackell Sun, 28 Feb 2010 13:49:09 +0000 http://www.twerton.com/twertonhistory/?page_id=59#comment-997 Hmm...don't know if my first comment actually got posted or not, as it is apparently awaiting moderation whilst the second is not...Here it is again: Hello, I am wondering if you happen to have any more photos of Church Farm? My G-G-G-Aunt lived there with her husband William Kendall until an unknown date, but they were definitely living there in 1881. I have two photographs taken at the rear of a property which I believe to be somewhere in Bath, and the small image of the front of Church Farm above would seem to correlate with the size of the house in the two photographs. http://s783.photobucket.com/albums/yy120/BrokenCrockery/?action=view&current=Enhancement.jpg http://s783.photobucket.com/albums/yy120/BrokenCrockery/?action=view&current=Enhancement3.jpg What do you think? Unfortunately, I can only accurately identify 2/3 people in each photograph, so I cannot say for sure that the occupiers appear in either of the images. Any help that anyone could provide would be absolutely fantastic! Many thanks Andrew Shackell Hmm…don’t know if my first comment actually got posted or not, as it is apparently awaiting moderation whilst the second is not…Here it is again:

Hello,
I am wondering if you happen to have any more photos of Church Farm? My G-G-G-Aunt lived there with her husband William Kendall until an unknown date, but they were definitely living there in 1881.
I have two photographs taken at the rear of a property which I believe to be somewhere in Bath, and the small image of the front of Church Farm above would seem to correlate with the size of the house in the two photographs.

http://s783.photobucket.com/albums/yy120/BrokenCrockery/?action=view&current=Enhancement.jpg

http://s783.photobucket.com/albums/yy120/BrokenCrockery/?action=view&current=Enhancement3.jpg

What do you think? Unfortunately, I can only accurately identify 2/3 people in each photograph, so I cannot say for sure that the occupiers appear in either of the images.
Any help that anyone could provide would be absolutely fantastic!
Many thanks
Andrew Shackell

]]> By: Andrew Shackell http://www.twerton.com/twertonhistory/index.php/church-farm/comment-page-1/#comment-994 Andrew Shackell Sat, 27 Feb 2010 18:49:40 +0000 http://www.twerton.com/twertonhistory/?page_id=59#comment-994 Hello again, After looking at the 1884 OS map found on this website, I have come to the conclusion that the house in the two photographs (links above) is indeed Church Farm. I'm quite saddened that such a long search has ended in this (almost predictable) outcome, but happy also as I can finally put a name and location to the property. Please feel free to publish these photos on the church Farm entry if you see fit. I'd like to thank you for going to the trouble of creating this website - without it I would have probably been searching for years, and to no avail. Thank you once again, you're doing a fantastic job! Many thanks, Andrew Shackell Hello again,

After looking at the 1884 OS map found on this website, I have come to the conclusion that the house in the two photographs (links above) is indeed Church Farm.
I’m quite saddened that such a long search has ended in this (almost predictable) outcome, but happy also as I can finally put a name and location to the property.
Please feel free to publish these photos on the church Farm entry if you see fit.

I’d like to thank you for going to the trouble of creating this website – without it I would have probably been searching for years, and to no avail. Thank you once again, you’re doing a fantastic job!

Many thanks,
Andrew Shackell

]]> By: Andrew Shackell http://www.twerton.com/twertonhistory/index.php/church-farm/comment-page-1/#comment-992 Andrew Shackell Fri, 26 Feb 2010 22:21:16 +0000 http://www.twerton.com/twertonhistory/?page_id=59#comment-992 Hello, I am wondering if you happen to have any more photos of Church Farm? My G-G-G-Aunt lived there with her husband William Kendall until an unknown date, but they were definitely living there in 1881. I have two photographs taken at the rear of a property which I believe to be somewhere in Bath, and the small image of the front of Church Farm above would seem to correlate with the size of the house in the two photographs. http://s783.photobucket.com/albums/yy120/BrokenCrockery/?action=view&current=Enhancement.jpg http://s783.photobucket.com/albums/yy120/BrokenCrockery/?action=view&current=Enhancement3.jpg What do you think? Unfortunately, I can only accurately identify 2/3 people in each photograph, so I cannot say for sure that the occupiers appear in either of the images. Any help that anyone could provide would be absolutely fantastic! Many thanks Andrew Shackell Hello,

I am wondering if you happen to have any more photos of Church Farm? My G-G-G-Aunt lived there with her husband William Kendall until an unknown date, but they were definitely living there in 1881.
I have two photographs taken at the rear of a property which I believe to be somewhere in Bath, and the small image of the front of Church Farm above would seem to correlate with the size of the house in the two photographs.

http://s783.photobucket.com/albums/yy120/BrokenCrockery/?action=view&current=Enhancement.jpg

http://s783.photobucket.com/albums/yy120/BrokenCrockery/?action=view&current=Enhancement3.jpg

What do you think? Unfortunately, I can only accurately identify 2/3 people in each photograph, so I cannot say for sure that the occupiers appear in either of the images.

Any help that anyone could provide would be absolutely fantastic!

Many thanks
Andrew Shackell

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