Pain’s Farmstead, Church Street
There was an ancient farmstead in Church Street, with frontage extending into Cheyney Street. Over the years it has evolved into:
1 & 3 Church Street
5, 7, 9, 9a, 11 & 13 Church Street
2 & 2a Cheyney Street
From about 1901 to 1951 it also included The Priory, the old farmhouse under a new name and separate ownership. After it burnt down in December 1951 the land was merged back into the original plot.
Pain’s Farmstead
Pain’s Farmstead is a given name used here, as the Pain family were long term owners of this property.
PAGE IN EARLY STAGES OF PREPARATION
Enclosure Map 1816
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The boundary of the Farmstead is shown edged in red
Tithe Map 1839
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The Farmstead is plot 3 and the boundary is edged in red.
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Last Updated on October 14, 2020