1941-42 Farm Survey
National Archives, MAF32/936/215
The Ministry of Food carried out a survey of all farms in 1941-42, partly by direct inspection (the section headed FARM SURVEY) and partly by sending out forms which were part of the census on 4 June 1941. The information below has been extracted from the forms which were filed in the "Winslow" box. In some cases the Farm Survey and inspector's report was not located.
- Bridge and Kiln Farms (E.L. Hubbocks)
 - Burleys Farm (F. Hancock)
 - W.G. French's farm (east of High Street)
 - Glebe Farm (G.W.D. Lowe)
 - Hill Field (C. Ingram)
 - Jericho Farm (R.J. Brudenell)
 - Long Close (W.W. Smith)
 - Magpie Farm (A.J. Illing)
 - Mill House (C. Owen)
 - Nordens (H. Brazier)
 - Oak Lodge (H.C. Stock)
 - Oxley (A.C. Kemp)
 - Rands Farm (F. & D.F. Walker)
 - Redfield (G. Balkwell for W.H. Lambton)
 - Red Hall Farm (H.G. Beckett)
 - Roddimore Farm (R.J. Brudenell)
 - Shipton Farm (W.A. Clark)
 - Shipton Mead (Lady Cruise)
 - Stag Inn (A. Price)
 - Tinkers Corner (Countess of Lathom)
 - Tuckey Farm (W.R. Monk)
 - 35 Verney Road (H.G. Carter)
 - South of Verney Road (E.W. Green)
 - H.E.G. Walters (unidentified land)
 - Western Lane (W.E. Illing)
 
Bridge and Kiln Farms
    This seems to refer to what is now Brickyard Farm. 
MR. E.L. HUBBOCKS. HORWOOD ROAD, WINSLOW, BUCKS.
BM50/215/10 BRIDGE & KILN FARMS 22/NIL
WW/Winslow 7
    LABOUR on 4th June (Supplementary Questions)
    EMPLOYED ON THE HOLDING THROUGHOUT THE YEAR BUT ONLY FOR PART OF THEIR  TIME
    Male … 1 … Female … 1
RENT
ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS  RETURN RELATES
State the actual rent paid during the current year (I.e. the contract  rent less any abatements but including any interest payable on improvements) …  £40 – 0 - 0
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates? … 11 years
    CROPS AND GRASS
    Oats … 1½ acres
    Potatoes, main crop and second earlies … ½ acre
    Turnips and Swedes, for fodder …  ½ acres
    Mangolds … ½ acre 
    Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 8 acres
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing  this season), but excluding rough grazings … 6 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 17 acres
LABOUR actually employed on holding on 4th  June. The occupier, his wife, or domestic servants should not be  entered.
    WHOLE TIME REGULAR WORKERS
    Males, 21 years and older … 1
    CASUAL (SEASONAL or PART-TIME) WORKERS
    Women and girls … 1
    TOTAL WORKERS … 2
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th June
    OTHER CATTLE 
  Under 1 year old – For rearing (excluding Bull Calves being reared for service) … 6
    TOTAL CATTLE AND CALVES … 6
POULTRY
    Fowls over 6 months old … 12
    TOTAL POULTRY … 12
HORSES on holding on 4th June
    Horses kept for Agricultural purposes (Including  Mares kept for breeding) or by Market Gardeners 
    Mares … 1
    TOTAL HORSES … 1
Burleys Farm (Verney Road): Mr F. Hancock
WW/WINSLOW/7
CROPS  AND GRASS
    Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 4½ acres
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (Not for Mowing this  season), but excluding rough grazings … 7 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 11½ acres
LABOUR actually employed on holding on 4th  June. The occupier, his wife, or domestic servants should not be  entered.
    CASUAL (SEASONAL or PART TIME) WORKERS
    Males, under 21 years … One
    TOTAL WORKERS … One
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
    Cows and Heifers in milk … Six
TOTAL CATTLE AND  CALVES …  Six
Barren Sows for fattening … Two
    TOTAL PIGS … Two
    HORSES on holding on 4th June 
    All other horses (not entered above) … Two
    TOTAL HORSES … Two
LABOUR on 4th June (Supplementary Questions)
EMPLOYED ON THE HOLDING THROUGHOUT THE YEAR BUT ONLY FOR PART OF THEIR  TIME
Male … One
RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
    State the actual rent paid during the current year (I,e, the contract  rent less  any abatemenst but including  any interest payable on improvements)  …  £25
    If the holding is partly owned and partly rented by you, state : Acreage  of land which you and its estimated rental value … Two acres … £12 
    Acreage of land which you hold as a tenant and the rent payable … Nine  and half acres … £25
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates? … 12 years
FARM SURVEY
A. TENURE
    1. Is occupier tenant ... Yes
    Is occupier owner ... Yes
    2. If tenant, name and address of owner :-
    J.T. Gadsden, Swanbourne
    Mrs Fulks, Winslow
    3. Is farmer part time farmer ... Yes
    Other occupation, if any :-   Contractor
    4. Does farmer occupy other land? ... No
    5. Has farmer grazing rights over land not occupied by him? ... Yes
    If so. nature of such rights … March/November gets grass keeping let by R.D.C. & Mr W. Smith Coalmerchant - Winslow
B. CONDITIONS OF FARM
    1. Proportion (%) of farm on which soil is naturally … Medium 100 
    2. Is farm conveniently laid out? ... Moderately
    3. Proportion (%) of farm which is naturally … Fair 100
    4. Situation in regard to road … Good
    5. Situation in regard to railway … Good
6. Condition of buildings … Fair
    7. Condition of fences … Fair
    8. Condition of ditches … Fair
    9. General condition of field drainage … Fair
    Are there derelict fields? … No
C. WATER AND ELECTRICITY
    Water  supply  
    To farm  buildings … Pipe  
    To fields: Stream … Pipe 
    Is there a seasonal shortage of water? ... Yes
  
    D.  MANAGEMENT
    1. Is farm classified as A, B or C? … B
    Reason for B or C … Personal failings
    If personal failings, details:- … management only fair
    4. Condition of pasture … Fair
    5. Use of fertilizers on grass land … To some extent
Field information recorded by    H.S. Eldridge. 
    Date of recording 8 - 6 - 42
    This primary record completed by    D.L. Road. 
    Dated 8 - 6 - 42
W.G. French (east of High Street)
    Mr W.G. French, 102 High Street
    WW/Winslow27
  
    CROPS AND GRASS
    Oats … 6 acres
    Potatoes, main crop and second earlies … ½ acre
    Mangolds … 1½ acres
    Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 25 acres
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing  this season), but excluding rough grazings … 22 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 55 acres
LABOUR actually employed on holding on 4th  June. The occupier, his wife, or domestic servants should not be  entered.
    CASUAL SEASONAL   or PART-TIME WORKERS
    Males, 21 years and older … 1
    TOTAL WORKERS … 1
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
    Cows and Heifers in milk … 10
    Cows in calf, but not in milk … 4
    Bulls being used for service … 1
TOTAL CATTLE and  CALVES …  15
    LABOUR on 4th June (Supplementary Questions)
    Of the REGULAR workers returned on page 1 
    WHOLE TIME FAMILY WORKERS … male … 1
Of the CASUAL workers returned on page 1 
    EMPLOYED ON THE HOLDING THROUGHOUT THE YEAR BUT FOR ONLY PART OF THEIR  TIME … male … 1
    MOTIVE POWER ON HOLDING ON 4TH JUNE
    Wheel Tractors for field work … 2
RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
    State the actual rent paid during the current year (I,e, the contract  rent less  any abatements but including  any interest payable on improvements) … £121 – 16 - 3 
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    If you have occupied parts of the holding for different periods, give  lengths of occupation for each …
    Part 1 … 9 acres … 14 … years
    Part 2 … 37 acres … 8 … years
    Part 3 … 9 acres … 7 … years
FARM SURVEY
    County … Buckingham Code Number … Winslow 215
    Name of holding … Mr French … Name of farmer … W.G. French
    Address of farmer … 102 High Street, Winslow
    Number and edition of 6-inch Ordnance Survey Sheet containing farmstead  … XIX SW (1926) 
A. TENURE
    1. Is occupier tenant ... Yes
    2. If tenant, name and address of owner: -
    Mr Chapman. Station Rd, Winslow
    Mr John c/o S.P. Wigley, Winslow
    Mr Roberts
    Col McCorquodale, Winslow
    3. Is farmer part time farmer ... Yes
    Other occupation, if any:- milk producer retailer
B. CONDITIONS OF FARM
    1. Proportion (%) of farm on which soil is naturally … Heavy 100 
    2. Is farm conveniently laid out? ... No
    3. Proportion (%) of farm which is naturally … Fair 100
    4. Situation in regard to road … Good
    5. Situation in regard to railway … Good
6. Condition of buildings … Fair
    8. Condition of fences … Fair
    9. Condition of ditches … Bad
    10. General condition of field drainage … Bad
C. WATER AND ELECTRICITY
    Water  supply 
    To farm  buildings: … None  
    To fields: … Stream
    Is there a seasonal shortage of water? ... No
  
    D.  MANAGEMENT
    1. Is farm classified as A, B or C? … B
    Reason for B … lack of capital
    4. Condition of pasture … Fair
    5. Use of fertilizers on grass land … To some extent
    E. GENERAL COMMENTS
    Farmer is really a dairyman but times hard.
    Farm in fair condition except for ditches &  drainage.
F. GRASS FIELDS PLOUGHED UP
    For 1940 Harvest: Nil
  
    For 1941 Harvest
    198 (1925) }
    199 (1925) } Spring Oats & Roots - Under W.A.E.C’s direction … Yes
    200 (1925)}
    These are the  fields which are now the Recreation Ground (Elmfields Gate), amounting to 9 acres. The numbers are those used on the 1925 25" OS map.
Field information recorded by    H.S. Eldridge    Date of recording 21-viii -40
This primary record completed by    F.W. Bateson    Dated 10- I - 42
Mr. G.W.D. Lowe, High Street, Winslow
CROPS AND GRASS
Wheat … 6 acres
Oats … 10 acres
Beans, winter or spring, for stock feeding … 1½  acres
Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 36 acres
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing  this season), but excluding rough grazings … 50 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 93½ acres [sic]
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
    Cows and Heifers in milk … 17
    Heifers in Calf, with first Calf … 2 
    OTHER CATTLE 
    2 years and above – Female … 4
    1 year old and under 2 – Male … 1 Female … 7
    Under 1 year old – For rearing (excluding Bull Calves being reared for service) … 9
TOTAL CATTLE AND  CALVES …  40
SHEEP OVER 1 YEAR OLD
  Ewes kept for further breeding (excluding two-tooth  Ewes) …  40
    Other Sheep over 1 year old … 1
    SHEEP UNDER 1 YEAR OLD
    Other Sheep and Lambs under 1 year old … 54
    TOTAL SHEEP AND LAMBS … 95
ALL OTHER PIGS 2 - 5 months old … 2
    TOTAL PIGS … 2
POULTRY
    Fowls over 6 months old … 103
    Fowls under 6 months old … 39
    Ducks of all ages … 11
    TOTAL POULTRY … 153
HORSES on holding on 4th June
    Horses kept for Agricultural purposes (Including  Mares kept for breeding) or by Market Gardeners 
    Mares … 1 Geldings … 1
    TOTAL HORSES … 2
 RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
    State the actual rent paid during the current year (i.e. the contract  rent less any abatements but including any interest payable on improvements) …  £186
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates? … 10 years
FARM SURVEY
    County … Buckingham Code Number … Winslow 3
    Name of holding … Glebe Farm … Name of farmer …  G.W.D. Lowe
    Address of farmer … Glebe Farm, Winslow, Bletchley
    Number and edition of 6-inch Ordnance Survey Sheet  containing farmstead … XIX SW (1926) 
    Total acreage 93
A. TENURE
    1. Is occupier tenant ... Yes
    2. If tenant, name and address of owner:-
    Miss H. Hunt, Gt Horwood, Bletchley
    Bucks County Council, Aylesbury
    Ecclesiastical Commissioners, Millbank, London
    3. Is farmer full time farmer ... Yes
B. CONDITIONS OF FARM
    1. Proportion (%) of farm on which soil is naturally … Heavy 90 … Medium  10
    2. Is farm conveniently laid out? ... Moderately
    3. Proportion (%) of farm which is naturally … Good 50 … Fair 50
    4. Situation in regard to road … Good
    5. Situation in regard to railway … Good
6. Condition of farmhouse … Good
Condition of buildings … Good
    8. Condition of fences … Fair
    9. Condition of ditches … Fair
    10. General condition of field drainage … Fair
C. WATER AND ELECTRICITY
    Water  supply 
    To farmhouse: … Well
    To farm  buildings: … None  
    To fields: … Stream
    Is there a seasonal shortage of water? ... No
  
    D.  MANAGEMENT
    1. Is farm classified as A, B or C? … B
    2. Reason for B or C :- … personal failings
    If personal failings, details: - Inexperienced
    3. Condition of arable land … Fair
    4. Condition of pasture … Poor
    5. Use of fertilizers on 
    arable land … To some extent
    grass land … To some extent
E. GENERAL COMMENTS
    Mediocre farmer.
    Farm fairly well stocked.
    Some wet & heavy land & some lime deficient.
F. GRASS FIELDS  PLOUGHED UP
    For 1940 Harvest: 
    Field Ordnance  Survey Number and edition … Pt.62 (1925)
    Crop … Oats - Under  W.A.E.C’s direction … Yes
  
    For 1941 Harvest
    Field Ordnance  Survey Number and edition … 36 (1925)
    Crop … Spring Oats -  Under W.A.E.C’s direction … Yes
Field information recorded by H.S. ELDRIDGE Date of recording 7-1-42
This primary record completed by S.H. Crook Date 10-2-42
 Mr. C. Ingram, Hill Field, High Street, Winslow,  Bucks.
 WW/Winslow20
CROPS AND GRASS
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing  this season), but excluding rough grazings … 5 acres
HORSES on holding on 4th June
    All other horses (not entered above) … 2
    TOTAL HORSES … 2
    RENT
  ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
    If the holding is partly owned and partly rented by you, state: Acreage  of land which you own and its estimated rental value … 3 acres … £6 
    Acreage of land which you hold as a tenant and the rent payable … 2  acres … £4
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates? … about 30 years
FARM SURVEY
    County … Bucks Code Number … 215/20
    Name of holding … Hill Field … Name of farmer … C. INGRAM
    Address of farmer … Hill Field, Winslow
    Number and edition of 6-inch Ordnance Survey Sheet containing farmstead  … 19 SW 1926 
A. TENURE
    1. Is occupier tenant … Yes
    Is occupier owner … Yes
    2. If tenant, name and address of owner: -
    S. Ingram, Steeple Claydon, Winslow
    3. Is farmer spare time farmer ... Yes
    Other occupation, if any :-   Butcher
Field information recorded by F.M. Rew Date of recording 12 – 1 - 45
    This primary record completed by F.M. Rew Dated 12 – 1 - 45
    Mr R.J. BRUDENELL, STATION HOUSE, WINSLOW, BUCKS.  [See also Roddimore Farm]
    BM50 215/31 JERICHO 62.5/NIL
  This is in Great Horwood parish.
CROPS AND GRASS
    Oats … 12½ acres
    Beans, winter or spring, for stock feeding … 1½ acres
    Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 26 acres
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing this season), but  excluding rough grazings … 22½ acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and Grass, excluding Rough  Grazings) … 62½   acres
LIVESTOCK on holding on 4th  June
    OTHER CATTLE 
    2 years and above – Male … 1 Female … 3
  Under 1 year old – For rearing (excluding Bull Calves being  reared for service) … 7
TOTAL CATTLE AND  CALVES …  11
SHEEP OVER 1 YEAR OLD
  Ewes kept for further breeding (excluding two-tooth  Ewes) …  18
    Rams kept for service … 1
    SHEEP UNDER 1 YEAR OLD
    Other Sheep and Lambs under 1 year old … 27
    TOTAL SHEEP AND LAMBS … 46
HORSES on holding on 4th June
    Horses used for Agricultural purposes (Including  Mares kept for breeding) or by Market Gardeners 
mares … 1
geldings … 1
    Unbroken Horses of 1 year old or above – mares … 1
    TOTAL HORSES … 3
MOTIVE POWER ON HOLDING ON 4TH JUNE
    Fixed or portable  engines (excluding motor tractors)
    Oil or Petrol  Engines … Mower … 2hp
RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE  FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
State the actual rent paid during the current year (I,e, the contract  rent less  any abatements but including  any interest payable on improvements) … £85
LENGTH OF  OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have  you been the occupier of the holding to which this return relates? … 3 years
FARM SURVEY
    County … Buckingham  Code Number … Winslow 31
    Name of holding … Roddimore  Farm \215/12/ Jericho \215/31/
    Name of farmer … Brudenell  & Son (W.J.B. & R.P.B.)
    Address of farmer … Station  House, Winslow
    Number and edition of  6-inch Ordnance Survey Sheet containing farmstead … XIX NW 1926 
A. TENURE
    1. Is occupier tenant ... Yes
    2. If tenant, name and address of owner :-
    Capt. Lambton,  Redfield, Winslow, Bletchley.
    Mr Ulrick, Wigley  & Sons, Winslow, Bletchley.
    3. Is farmer full  time farmer ... Yes
B. CONDITIONS OF FARM
    1. Proportion (%)  of farm on which soil is naturally … Heavy 80 … Medium 20
    2. Is farm  conveniently laid out? ... Moderately
    3. Proportion (%)  of farm which is naturally … Fair … 100
    4. Situation in  regard to road … Good
    5. Situation in  regard to railway … Good
6. Condition of  buildings … Good
    8. Condition of  fences … Fair
    9. Condition of  ditches … Bad
    10. General  condition of field drainage … Bad
14. Is there infestation with
    rabbits and moles … Yes
15. Is there heavy  infestation with weeds?
    If so, kinds of  weeds:- Thistles
Are there derelict  fields? … Yes
    If so, acreage … 2/3 acre
C. WATER AND ELECTRICITY
    Water supply 
    To farm buildings: … Stream  
    To fields: …  Stream
    Is there a seasonal  shortage of water? ... No
    D. MANAGEMENT
    1. Is farm classified as A, B or C? … B
2. Reasons for B or C:- … personal failings
    If personal  failings, details:- … inexperience
    3. Condition of arable land … Poor
    4. Condition of pasture … Fair
    5. Use of fertilizers on arable land … To some extent
    grass land … To some extent
F. GRASS FIELDS PLOUGHED UP
    For 1940 Harvest: Nil
    For 1941 Harvest:
23 1926 Oats - Under W.A.E.C’s direction … Yes
Field information recorded by H.S. ELDRIDGE Date of recording 31-12-41
This primary record completed by S.H. Crook Dated 20-8-43
    MR. WALTER SMITH. STATION ROAD, WINSLOW, BUCKS. 
    BM50 215/18 LONG CLOSE 4/NIL
    WW/Winslow/18
CROPS AND GRASS
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing this season), but  excluding rough grazings … 4 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and Grass, excluding Rough  Grazings) … 4 acres
TOTAL WORKERS ... none
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
    OTHER CATTLE 
    1 year old and under 2 - Female … 2
  Under 1 year old – For rearing (excluding Bull Calves being reared for service) … 2
TOTAL CATTLE AND  CALVES …  4
HORSES on holding on 4th June
    All other horses (not entered above) … 1
    TOTAL HORSES … 1
RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE  FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
State the actual rent paid during the current year i.e. the contract  rent less any abatements but including any interest payable on improvements) … £12
LENGTH OF  OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have  you been the occupier of the holding to which this return relates? … 8 years
MR. A.J. ILLING, HORN  STREET, WINSLOW, BUCKS. 
    VEREYS DAIRY FARM 
    WW/Winslow/9
CROPS AND GRASS
    Wheat … 9 acres
    Oats … 4 acres
    Mixed Corn without Wheat  in mixture … 7 acres
    Beans, winter or  spring, for stock feeding … 4 acres
Potatoes, main crop and second earlies… 4 acres
Turnips and Swedes, for  fodder … 1½ acres
    Mangolds … 2½ acres
    Kale, for fodder … 1  acre
    Maize … 1 acre
    Cabbage, Savoys and  Kohl Rabi, for fodder … 2 acres
    Clover, Sainfoin and Temporary  Grasses for Mowing this season … 6 acres
    Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 38 acres
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing this season), but  excluding rough grazings … 114 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and Grass, excluding Rough  Grazings) … 194 acres
LABOUR actually employed on holding on 4th  June. The occupier, his wife, or domestic servants should not be  entered.
WHOLETIME REGULAR  WORKERS
Males, 21 years and  older … 4
    CASUAL (SEASONAL or PART-TIME) WORKERS
    Males, under 21 years old … 1
    TOTAL WORKERS … 5
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th June 
    Cows and Heifers in milk … 29
    Cows in calf but not in milk … 2
    Heifers in Calf, with first Calf … 5 
    Bulls being used for service … 2
    OTHER CATTLE 
    2 years and above – Male … 4 Female … 1
    1 year old and under 2 – Female … 7
    Under 1 year old – For rearing (excluding Bull Calves being reared for service) … 3
    TOTAL CATTLE AND CALVES …  53
SHEEP OVER 1 YEAR OLD
  Other Sheep over 1 year old … 29
    SHEEP UNDER 1 YEAR OLD
    Other Sheep and Lambs under 1 year old … 12
    TOTAL SHEEP AND LAMBS … 41
POULTRY
    Fowls over 6 months old … 93
    Ducks of all ages … 3
    TOTAL POULTRY … 96
HORSES on holding on 4th June
    Horses kept for Agricultural purposes (Including  Mares kept for breeding) or by Market Gardeners 
    Mares … 3 
    Geldings … 1
    Unbroken Horses of 1 year old or above – mares … 1
    All other horses (not entered above) … 2
    TOTAL HORSES … 7
    LABOUR on 4th June (Supplementary Questions)
    Of the REGULAR workers returned on page 1 
    WHOLE TIME FAMILY WORKERS … male … 1
MOTIVE POWER ON HOLDING ON 4TH JUNE
    Fixed or portable engines (excluding motor tractors)
    Others (state kinds) … 2 … 12hp Cars
    Wheel  tractors for field work … 1  … Make or model of tractor … Fordson
RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
If the holding is partly owned and partly rented by you, state: Acreage  of land which you own and its estimated rental value … 4 acres … £7
Acreage of land  which you hold as a tenant and the rent payable … 191 acres … £280-2-6
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates? … 3 years
    FARM SURVEY
    County … Buckingham Code Number … Winslow 9
    Name of holding … Magpie Farm \Shipton Gdns/ … Name of farmer … A.J.  Illing
    Address of farmer … Vereys Dairy Farm, Winslow
  
A. TENURE
    1. Is occupier tenant ... Yes
    Is occupier owner ... Yes
    2. If tenant, name and address of owner :-
    Rev St. J. Beamish, The Rectory, Winslow, Bucks.
    Mrs T. Smith, c/o Mr Mellors, Queens Road, High Wycombe.
    3. Is farmer full time farmer ... Yes
    4. Does farmer occupy other land? ... Yes
    Name of holding … Shipton Gardens, Winslow
B. CONDITIONS OF FARM
    1. Proportion (%) of farm on which soil is naturally … Heavy 10 … Medium  90
    2. Is farm conveniently laid out? ... Yes
    3. Proportion (%) of farm which is naturally … Good 50 … Fair 50
    4. Situation in regard to road … Good
    5. Situation in regard to railway … Good
6. Condition of farmhouse … Bad
Condition of buildings … Bad
    7. Condition of farm roads … Fair
    8. Condition of fences … Fair 
    9. Condition of ditches … Bad
    10. General condition of field drainage … Bad
    11. Condition of cottages … Fair
    12. Number of cottages within farm area … 0
Number of cottages elsewhere … 2
    13. Number of  cottages let on service tenancy … 2
    Is there heavy  infestation with weeds? … Yes
    If so, what kinds?  … Thistles
C. WATER AND ELECTRICITY
Water supply 
    To farmhouse: …  Well
    To farm buildings: … None  
    To fields: … Stream,  Ponds
    Is there a seasonal  shortage of water? ... Yes
 D.  MANAGEMENT
1. Is farm classified as A, B or C? … C
    2. Reasons for B or  C … personal failings
    If personal  failings, details: - … Bad farming
    3. Condition of arable land … Poor
    4. Condition of pasture … Poor
    5. Use of fertilizers on arable land … To some extent
    grass land … To some extent
E. GENERAL COMMENTS
Not a good farmer. 
Labour fair but mostly  for dairy cows.
Cottage and farm buildings on Magpie Farm a disgrace
F. GRASS FIELDS PLOUGHED UP
  For 1940 Harvest: 
  Pt.247 (1925) Potatoes & wheat - Under  W.A.E.C’s direction … Yes
  For 1941  Harvest
  Pt.246 & 247  (1925) Beans & Oats - Under W.A.E.C’s direction … Yes 
Field information recorded by H.S. ELDRIDGE Date of recording 16-1-42
  This primary record completed by S.H. Crook Dated 10-2-42 
MR. C. OWEN, MILL HOUSE, WINSLOW, BUCKS. 
BM/50 VEREYS DAIRY FARM 215/29 
 WW/Winslow/29
POULTRY
  Fowls over 6 months old … 18
  Fowls under 6 months old … 5
  TOTAL POULTRY … 23
  Name of holding … Nordens … Name of farmer … H. BRAZIER
  Address of farmer … ‘Nordens’, Winslow 
A. TENURE
  1. Is occupier tenant ... Yes
  
  2. If tenant, name and address of owner:-
  Mrs Matthews, Horn St, Winslow
  Miss Matthews, High St, Winslow
  3. Is farmer part time farmer ... Yes
  Other occupation, if any: - Cattle dealer
  4. Does farmer occupy other land? ... Yes
  Name of holding … Ley House Farm … Granborough
C. WATER AND ELECTRICITY
  Water  supply 
  To fields: … Well
Field information recorded by F.M.  Rew Date of recording 12-1-45
  This primary record completed by F.M.  Rew Dated 12-1-45
    MR. HENRY C. STOCK, VICARAGE ROAD, WINSLOW, BUCKS. 
    WW/Winslow/17
CROPS AND GRASS
    Orchards, with crops, fallow, or grass below the trees … ¾ acres
    Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 31 acres
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing  this season), but excluding rough grazings … 31 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 62¾ acres
LABOUR actually employed on holding on 4th  June. The occupier, his wife, or domestic servants should not be  entered.
WHOLETIME REGULAR  WORKERS
Males, 21 years and older … 2
Males, 18 to 21 years old  … 2
Males, under 18 years old … 1
    TOTAL WORKERS … 5
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
    Cows and Heifers in milk … 18
    Cows in calf but not in milk … 5
    Heifers in Calf, with first Calf … 2 
    Bulls being used for service … 1
    Bulls (including Bull Calves) being reared for  service … 1
    OTHER CATTLE 
    1 year old and under 2 – Female … 5
    Under 1 year old – For rearing (excluding Bull  Calves being reared for service) … 1
TOTAL CATTLE AND  CALVES …  33
SHEEP OVER 1 YEAR OLD
  Other Sheep over 1 year old … 2
    SHEEP UNDER 1 YEAR OLD
    Other Sheep and Lambs under 1 year old … 2
    TOTAL SHEEP AND LAMBS … 4
POULTRY
    Fowls over 6 months old … 50
    TOTAL POULTRY … 50
HORSES on holding on 4th June
    Horses kept for Agricultural purposes (Including  Mares kept for breeding) or by Market Gardeners 
    Mares … 2
    All other horses (not entered above) … 1
    TOTAL HORSES … 3
LABOUR ON 4th  JUNE (Supplementary Questions)
Of the CASUAL workers returned on page 1 how many are :-
EMPLOYED ON THE HOLDING THROUGHOUT THE YEAR BUT ONLY FOR PART OF THEIR  TIME?
Male … 1
RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
    State the actual rent paid during the current year (i.e. the contract  rent less any abatements but including any interest payable on improvements) …  £30 – 10
    If the holding is owned by you, give the best estimate you can of the  estimated rental value … £132
    If the holding is partly owned and partly rented by you, state: Acreage  of land which you own and its estimated rental value … 4 acres … £7 
    Acreage of land which you hold as a tenant and the rent payable … 191  acres … £280-2-6
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING 
    If you have occupied parts of the holding for different periods, give  lengths of occupation for each …
    Part 1 … 10¼ acres … \£22–10/  10 … years
    Part 2 … 4 acres \£8/ … 3 … years
Signature … Henry C. Stock
    Address … Oak Lodge, Winslow, Bucks
    Date … Aug 18 … 1941
    FARM SURVEY
    County … Buckingham Code Number … Winslow 3
    Name of holding … Oak Lodge … Name of farmer … H.C. Stock
    Address of farmer … Oak Lodge, Winslow,  Bletchley
    Total acreage 62¾ 
A. TENURE
    1. Is occupier tenant ... Yes
    Is occupier owner ... Yes
    2. If tenant, name and address of owner:-
    Exors of Mr Eggleton, Buckingham Road, Winslow, Bletchley 
    3. Is farmer full time farmer ... Yes
B. CONDITIONS OF FARM
    1. Proportion (%) of farm on which soil is naturally … Medium 100
    2. Is farm conveniently laid out? ... Moderately
    3. Proportion (%) of farm which is naturally … Good 100 
    4. Situation in regard to road … Good
    5. Situation in regard to railway … Good
6. Condition of farmhouse … Good
Condition of buildings … Good
    8. Condition of fences … Fair
    9. Condition of ditches … Bad
    10. General condition of field drainage … Bad
    Are there derelict fields? … Yes
    If so, acreage … 11
C. WATER AND ELECTRICITY
    Water  supply 
    To farmhouse: …  Well
    To farm  buildings: … Well
    To fields: … Springs
    Is there a seasonal shortage of water? ... No
Electricity Supply:-
    Public light … Yes
    Public power … No
    Private light … No
    Private power … No
    Is it used for household purposes? … Yes
    Is it used for farm purposes? … No
  
    D.  MANAGEMENT
    1. Is farm classified as A, B or C? … B
    2. Reasons for B or C … old age
    4. Condition of pasture … Good
    5. Use of fertilizers on grass land … To some extent
 E. GENERAL COMMENTS
Quite good farmer. 
No land scheduled as tenant has milk round  supplying most of Winslow & maintains (he) is too old for arable farming.
Field information recorded by H.S. ELDRIDGE Date of recording 14-1-42
    This primary record completed by S.H. Crook Dated 10-2-42
Oxley
    This refers to one piece of land in Winslow farmed by A.C. Kemp of Granborough.
    WW/Winslow/13 = Granborough/5
  
CROPS AND GRASS
 Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 6 acres
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
 Heifers in Calf, with first Calf …3
 OTHER CATTLE 
1 year old and under 2 – Female …3
 TOTAL CATTLE AND  CALVES … 6
RENT
ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
 If the holding is owned by you, give the best estimate you can of the  estimated rental value … £12
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates? … 18 years
Rands Farm: MR. F. WALKER, RANDS FARM, SHIPTON, WINSLOW, BUCKS. (WW/Winslow/21)
CROPS AND GRASS
    Mixed Corn without Wheat in mixture … 13½  acres
    Turnips and Swedes, for fodder … 1 acre
    Kale, for fodder … 2½  acres
Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 60 acres
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing  this season), but excluding rough grazings … 98 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 175 acres
LABOUR actually employed on holding on 4th  June. The occupier, his wife, or domestic servants should not be  entered.
    WHOLETIME REGULAR  WORKERS
    Males, 21 years and older … 2
    Males, 18 to 21 years old … 2
    TOTAL WORKERS … 4
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
    Cows and Heifers in milk … 20
    Cows in calf but not in milk … 6
    Bulls being used for service … 1
    OTHER CATTLE 
    2 years and above – Female … 2
    1 year old and under 2 – Male … 2 Female … 5
  Under 1 year old – For rearing (excluding Bull Calves being reared for service) … 7
    TOTAL CATTLE AND  CALVES …  43
SHEEP OVER 1 YEAR OLD
    Ewes kept for further breeding (excluding two-tooth  Ewes) …  56
    Rams kept for service … 2
    Other Sheep over 1 year old … 15
    SHEEP UNDER 1 YEAR OLD
    Lambs under 1 year old … 55
    TOTAL SHEEP AND LAMBS … 128
POULTRY
    Fowls over 6 months old … 12
    TOTAL POULTRY … 12
HORSES on holding on 4th June
    Horses used for Agricultural purposes (Including  Mares kept for breeding) or by Market Gardeners 
    Mares … 3
    TOTAL HORSES … 3
Mr. Donald F. Walker, Rands Farm, Shipton, Winslow,  Bucks. (WW/Winslow/38)
    (15 acres taken from 21)
    CROPS AND GRASS
    Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 15 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 15 acres
LABOUR on 4th June (Supplementary Questions)
    Of the REGULAR workers returned on page 1 how man are :- 
    WHOLE TIME FAMILY WORKERS … male … 2 
MOTIVE POWER ON HOLDING ON 4TH JUNE
    Fixed or portable engines (excluding motor tractors)
    Oil or Petrol Engines … 2 … 1½ & 4½hp
    Wheel tractors for field work … 1 … Make or model of tractor … 1 Fordson  Agricultural for general work
RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
    State the actual rent paid during the current year  (i.e. the contract rent less any abatements but including any interest payable  on improvements) … £219
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates? … 22 years
FARM SURVEY
    County … Bucks Code No. … Winslow 21 
    Name of holding … Rands Farm … Name of farmer … F.  Walker & D.F. Walker
    Address of farmer … Rands Farm, Winslow, Bletchley
    Number and edition of 6-inch Ordnance Survey Sheet  containing farmstead … XIX SW (1926)
A. TENURE
    1. Is occupier tenant ... Yes
    2. If tenant, name and address of owner :-
    Lord Cottesloe c/o Lewis Tomlinson (agents) Swanbourne, Bletchley
    3. Is farmer full time farmer ... Yes
    4. Does farmer occupy other land? ... Yes
    Name of holding … 215/38
B. CONDITIONS OF FARM
    1. Proportion (%) of farm on which soil is naturally … Heavy 75 … Medium  25
    2. Is farm conveniently laid out? ... Moderately
    3. Proportion (%) of farm which is naturally … Good 50 … Bad … 50
    4. Situation in regard to road … Good
    5. Situation in regard to railway … Good
    6. Condition of farmhouse … Fair
    Condition of buildings … Fair
    8. Condition of fences … Fair
    9. Condition of ditches … Bad
    10. General condition of field drainage … Bad
Are there derelict fields? … Yes
    If so, acreage … 42
C. WATER AND ELECTRICITY
    Water  supply 
    To farmhouse: …  Well
    To farm  buildings: … None  
    To fields: … Stream … Spring pond
    Is there a seasonal shortage of water? ... Yes
  
    D.  MANAGEMENT
    1. Is farm classified as A, B or C? … B
    2. Reasons for B or C … personal failings
    If personal failings, details:- … Question of management. An average  dairy farmer
    3. Condition of arable land … Fair
    4. Condition of pasture … Fair
    5. Use of fertilizers on arable land … To some extent
    grass land … To some extent
E. GENERAL COMMENTS
    Average dairy farmer. 
F. GRASS FIELDS PLOUGHED UP
    For 1940 Harvest: Nil
  
    For 1941  Harvest 
    274 (1925) Winslow: Spring Oats & Roots … Under W.A.E.C.’s direction …  Yes
Field information recorded by    H.S. ELDRIDGE    Date of recording 7-1-42
    This primary record completed by
    S.H. Crook    Dated 10-2-42
MR. G. BALKWELL,  WINSLOW, BUCKS. 
(FOR CAPT. W.H. LAMBTON)
REDFIELD
WW/Winslow/11
CROPS AND GRASS
    Beans, winter or spring, for stock feeding … 9 acres
    Potatoes, main crop and second earlies… 2 acres
    Turnips and Swedes, for fodder … 2 acres
    Mangolds … 2 acres
    Kale, for fodder … ½ acre 
    Carrots for fodder … ½ acre
    Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 60 acres
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing  this season), but excluding rough grazings … 30 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 104 acres [sic]
LABOUR actually employed on holding on 4th  June. The occupier, his wife, or domestic servants should not be  entered.
WHOLETIME REGULAR  WORKERS
Males, 21 years and older … 4
    TOTAL WORKERS … 4
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
    Cows and Heifers in milk … 2
    Cows in calf but not in milk … 1
    Heifers in Calf, with first Calf … 5 
    OTHER CATTLE 
    2 years and above – Male … 8 Female … 4
    1 year old and under 2 Male … 4  Female … 6
    Under 1 year old – For rearing (excluding Bull Calves being reared for service) … 5
TOTAL CATTLE AND  CALVES …  35
Steers and heifers over 1 year old being fattened  for slaughter before 30th November 1941 … 6
Sows in pig … 3
    ALL OTHER PIGS 2 - 5 months old … 16
    TOTAL PIGS … 19
POULTRY
    Fowls over 6 months old … 15
    Fowls under 6 months old … 24
    TOTAL POULTRY … 39
HORSES on holding on 4th June
    Horses kept for Agricultural purposes (Including  Mares kept for breeding) or by Market Gardeners 
    Mares … 2 Geldings … 1
    All other horses (not entered above) … 2
    TOTAL HORSES … 5
RENT
ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
144. If the holding is owned by you, give the best  estimate you can of the annual rental value … £x – x – x
  
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have you been the occupier \or owner/ of the holding to  which this return relates? … 45 years
Signature … W.H. Lambton
    Address … Redfield. Winslow, Bucks
    Date … 18.8. [41]
    Question 144 is a d – d silly question with orders for destruction of good grass ?fields WHL
LABOUR on 4th June (Supplementary Questions)
Of the REGULAR workers returned on page 1 how man are:- 
WHOLE TIME FAMILY WORKERS … no family … 4 workers 
MOTIVE POWER ON HOLDING ON 4TH JUNE
    Oil or Petrol Engines … 1 … 4½hp
RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
    If the holding is owned by you, give the best estimate you can of the  annual rental value … sch A gross £183
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates? … over 50 years
FARM SURVEY
County … Buckingham Code No. … Winslow 11
Name of holding … Redfield … Name of farmer … Capt.W.H.  Lambton 
Address of farmer … Redfield, Addington, Winslow,  Bletchley
Number and edition of 6-inch Ordnance Survey Sheet  containing farmstead … XIX S.W. & XIX N.W. (1926)
Total acreage … 106
A. TENURE
    1. Is occupier owner ... Yes
    3. Is farmer full time farmer ... Yes
 B. CONDITIONS OF FARM
    1. Proportion (%) of farm on which soil is naturally … Heavy 75 … Medium  25
    2. Is farm conveniently laid out? ... Yes
    3. Proportion (%) of farm which is naturally … Good 100
    4. Situation in regard to road … Fair
    5. Situation in regard to railway … Good
6. Condition of farmhouse … Good
Condition of buildings … Bad
    7. Condition of farm roads … Good
    8. Condition of fences … Good
    9. Condition of ditches … Fair
    10. General condition of field drainage … Fair
    11. Condition of cottages … Good
    12. Number of cottages within farm area … 7
    Number of cottages elsewhere … 8
    13. Number of cottages let on service tenancy … 7
C. WATER AND ELECTRICITY
    Water  supply 
    To farmhouse: …  Well
    To farm  buildings: … None  
    To fields: … Stream … spring
    Is there a seasonal shortage of water? ... No
Electricity supply :-
    Public light … Yes
    Public power … Yes
    Private light … No
    Private power … No
    Is it used for household purposes? … Yes
    Is it used for farm purposes? … Yes
  
    D. MANAGEMENT
    1. Is farm classified as A, B or C? … A
    3. Condition of arable land … Good 
    4. Condition of pasture … Good
    5. Use of fertilizers on arable land … Adequate 
    grass land … Adequate
E. GENERAL COMMENTS
Good farmer. 
Some flooding due to failure to clean brook.
F. GRASS FIELDS PLOUGHED UP
    For 1940 Harvest: Nil
    For 1941 Harvest
Pt.1 (1925) Winter Beans … Under W.A.E.C.’s  direction … Yes
Field information recorded by    H.S. ELDRIDGE    Date of recording 31 -12 - 41
  This primary record completed by    S.H. Crook    Dated 10-2-42
Red Hall Farm: larger part
MR. H.G. BECKETT, RED HALL FARM, SWANBOURNE, BUCKS. 
    WW/Winslow/22
CROPS AND GRASS
Wheat … 7 acres
Oats … 12½ acres
Beans, winter or spring, for stock feeding … 3 acres
Mangolds … 1½ acres
Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 30 acres
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing  this season), but excluding rough grazings … 84 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 138 acres
LABOUR actually employed on holding on 4th  June. The occupier, his wife, or domestic servants should not be  entered.
WHOLETIME REGULAR  WORKERS
Males, under 18 years old … 1
    CASUAL (SEASONAL or PART-TIME) WORKERS
    Women and girls … 1
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
    Cows and Heifers in milk … 10
    Heifers in Calf, with first Calf … 5 
    Bulls being used for service … 1
    OTHER CATTLE 
    2 years and above – Female … 3
    1 year old and under 2 – Female … 4
    Under 1 year old – For rearing (excluding Bull Calves being reared for service) … 10
TOTAL CATTLE AND  CALVES …  33
SHEEP OVER 1 YEAR OLD
  Ewes kept for further breeding (excluding two-tooth  Ewes) …  21
    SHEEP UNDER 1 YEAR OLD
    Other Sheep and Lambs under 1 year old … 30
    TOTAL SHEEP AND LAMBS … 51
ALL OTHER PIGS … 2-5 months old … 3
POULTRY
    Fowls over 6 months old … 20
    Fowls under 6 months old … 46
    TOTAL POULTRY … 66
HORSES on holding on 4th June
    Horses kept for Agricultural purposes (Including  Mares kept for breeding) or by Market Gardeners 
    Mares … 2
    Unbroken Horses of 1 year old or above – mares … 1  geldings … 1
    All other horses (not entered above) … 2
TOTAL HORSES … 6
LABOUR on 4th June (Supplementary Questions)
Of the CASUAL workers returned on page 1 how many  are :-
    EMPLOYED ON THE HOLDING THROUGHOUT THE YEAR BUT  ONLY FOR PART OF THEIR TIME?
    Female … 1
MOTIVE POWER ON HOLDING ON 4TH JUNE
    Fixed or portable engines (excluding motor tractors)
    Oil or Petrol Engines … 2 … 2½ [&] 4½hp
    Wheel tractors for field work … 1 … Make or model of tractor … Fordson
RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
    State the actual rent paid during the current year (i.e. the contract  rent less any abatements but including any interest payable on improvements) …  £120
If the holding is partly owned and partly rented by you, state: 
    Acreage of land which you hold as a tenant and the rent payable … 138  acres … £120
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates? … 14 years
FARM SURVEY
County … Buckingham Code No. … Winslow 22
Name of holding … Red Hall Farm … Name of farmer … H.G.  Beckett
Address of farmer … Red Hall Farm, Swanborough
Number and edition of 6-inch Ordnance Survey Sheet  containing farmstead … XIX S.W. (1926) 
Total acreage … 135
A. TENURE
    1. Is occupier tenant ... Yes
    2. If tenant, name and address of owner: -
    W.H. Lambton, Redfield, Winslow, Bletchley
    3. Is farmer full time farmer ... Yes
    4. Does farmer occupy other land? ... No
    5. Has farmer grazing rights over land not occupied by him? ... No
   
    B. CONDITIONS OF FARM
    1. Proportion (%) of farm on which soil is naturally … Medium 50 … Light  50
    2. Is farm conveniently laid out? ... Yes
    3. Proportion (%) of farm which is naturally … Good 75 … Fair 25
    4. Situation in regard to road … Fair
    5. Situation in regard to railway … Good
6. Condition of farmhouse … Good
Condition of buildings … Fair
    7. Condition of farm roads … Bad
    8. Condition of fences … Bad
    9. Condition of ditches … Bad
    10. General condition of field drainage … Bad
    15. Is there heavy infestation with weeds? … Yes
    If so, what kinds? … Rushes & Thistles
Are there derelict fields? … Yes
    If so, acreage … 42½ 
C. WATER AND ELECTRICITY
    Water  supply 
    To farmhouse: …  Well
    To farm  buildings: … None  
    To fields: … Stream … spring
    Is there a seasonal shortage of water? ... No
  
    D. MANAGEMENT
    1. Is farm classified as A, B or C? … C
    2. Reasons for B or C … personal failings
    If personal failings, details: - … Lazy and incompetent
    3. Condition of arable land … Poor 
    4. Condition of pasture … Poor
    5. Use of fertilizers on arable land … To some extent
    grass land … To some extent
E. GENERAL COMMENTS
Land is mostly light or medium – all badly done & most of it wet.
Holding carries little stock & has very little  labour.
F. GRASS FIELDS PLOUGHED UP
    For 1940 Harvest: Nil
  
    For 1941  Harvest
    146 (1925) - Spring Oats … Under W.A.E.C.’s direction … Yes
Field information recorded by    H.S. ELDRIDGE    Date of recording 31-12-41
  
  This primary record completed by    S.H. Crook    Dated 10-2-42 
Red Hall Farm: smaller part
MR. A.E. PERKINS, RODDIMORE, GT. HORWOOD, BUCKS. 
PT. RED HALL FARM WW/Winslow/33
CROPS AND GRASS
Clover, Sainfoin and Temporary Grasses for Mowing this season … 15 acres
Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 18½ acres
  Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing  this season), but excluding rough grazings … 35½ acres
  TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 69 acres
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
  Cows and Heifers in milk … 8
  Heifers in Calf, with first Calf … 2 
  Bulls being used for service … 1
  OTHER CATTLE 
  2 years and above – Female … 1
  1 year old and under 2 – Male … 1 Female … 3
  Under 1 year old – For rearing (excluding Bull Calves being reared for service) … 4
TOTAL CATTLE AND  CALVES …  20
SHEEP OVER 1 YEAR OLD
  Ewes kept for further breeding (excluding two-tooth  Ewes) …  4
  Rams kept for service … 1
  Two-tooth Ewes (Shearling ewes or Gimmers) to be  put to the ram in 1941 … 14
  Other Sheep over 1 year old … 7
  SHEEP UNDER 1 YEAR OLD
  Other Sheep and Lambs under 1 year old … ?17
  TOTAL SHEEP AND LAMBS … ?43
POULTRY
  Fowls over 6 months old … 27
  Fowls under 6 months old … 11
  Ducks of all ages … 17
  TOTAL POULTRY … 55
HORSES on holding on 4th June
  Horses kept for Agricultural purposes (Including  Mares kept for breeding) or by Market Gardeners 
  Mares …1 Geldings … 1
  All other horses (not entered above) … 2
  TOTAL HORSES … 4
RENT
ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
State the actual rent paid during the current year (i.e. the contract  rent less any abatements but including any interest payable on improvements) …  £84 - 4
If the holding is partly owned and partly rented by you, state: 
  Acreage of land which you hold as a tenant and the rent payable … 69  acres 
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
  How many years have  you been the occupier of the holding to which this return relates? … 3 years
MR. W.J. BRUDENELL, STATION HOUSE, WINSLOW, BUCKS. [See also Jericho Farm]
BM50 215/12 RODDIMORE ETC 49/NIL
WW/Winslow/12
This is in Great Horwood parish.  
CROPS AND GRASS
    Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 14 acres
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing this season), but  excluding rough grazings … 35 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and Grass, excluding Rough  Grazings) … 49 acres
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
    Cows and Heifers in milk … 6
    Heifers in Calf with first Calf … 4
    OTHER CATTLE 
    2 years and above - Male … 3 - Female … 1
    1 year old and under 2 - Male … 1 - Female … 3
  Under 1 year old – For rearing (excluding Bull Calves being reared for service) …2
TOTAL CATTLE AND  CALVES …  20
Steers and heifers over 1 year old being fattened for slaughter before 30th November, 1941 ...3
SHEEP OVER 1 YEAR OLD
    Ewes kept for further breeding (excluding two-tooth  Ewes) …  13
    Other Sheep and Lambs under 1 year old … 16
    TOTAL SHEEP AND LAMBS … 29
HORSES on holding on 4th June
    All other horses (not entered above) … 2
    TOTAL HORSES … 2
RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
State the actual rent paid during the current year  (I,e, the contract rent less  any  abatements but including any interest payable on improvements) … £105
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates? … 8 years
MR. W.A. CLARK, SHIPTON FARM, WINSLOW HALL, BUCKS. 
    (FOR NORMAN MC. CORQUODALE)
    WW/Winslow/2
CROPS AND GRASS
Wheat … 10 acres
Barley … 2 acres
Oats … 9 acres
Mixed Corn with Wheat in mixture … 1 acres
Mixed Corn without Wheat in mixture … 2 acres
Potatoes, main crop and second earlies… ½ acre
Turnips and Swedes, for fodder … ¼ acre
Kale, for fodder … ¼ acre
Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 55 acres
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing  this season), but excluding rough grazings … 85 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 165 acres
LABOUR actually employed on holding on 4th  June. The occupier, his wife, or domestic servants should not be  entered.
WHOLETIME REGULAR  WORKERS
Males, 21 years and older … 2
    Women and girls … 1
    CASUAL (SEASONAL or PART-TIME) WORKERS
    Males, 21 years and older … 1
    TOTAL WORKERS … 4
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
    Cows and Heifers in milk … 5
    Heifers in Calf, with first Calf … 9 
    Bulls (including Bull Calves) being reared for  service … 1
    OTHER CATTLE 
    2 years and above – Male … 16 Female … 8
    1 year old and under 2 – Male … 4 Female … 8
    Under 1 year old – For rearing (excluding Bull Calves being reared for service) … 12
TOTAL CATTLE AND  CALVES …  63
Steers and Heifers over 1 year old being fattened  for slaughter before 30th November, 1941 … 16
SHEEP OVER 1 YEAR OLD
  Ewes kept for further breeding (excluding two-tooth  Ewes) …  25
    Rams kept for service … 2
    Two-tooth Ewes (Shearling ewes or Gimmers) to be  put to the ram in 1941 … 10
    Other Sheep over 1 year old … 4
    SHEEP UNDER 1 YEAR OLD
    Other Sheep and Lambs under 1 year old … 45
    TOTAL SHEEP AND LAMBS … 86
 Sows in pig … 2
  ALL OTHER PIGS Over 5 months old … 2
  TOTAL PIGS … 4
POULTRY
    Fowls over 6 months old … 80
    Fowls under 6 months old … 48
    Ducks of all ages … 5
    TOTAL POULTRY … 133
HORSES on holding on 4th June
    Horses kept for Agricultural purposes (Including  Mares kept for breeding) or by Market Gardeners 
    Mares … 2 Geldings … 1
    All other horses (not entered above) … 6
    TOTAL HORSES … 9
    LABOUR on 4th June (Supplementary Questions)
    Of the CASUAL workers returned on page 1 how many  are :-
    EMPLOYED ON THE HOLDING THROUGHOUT THE YEAR BUT  ONLY FOR PART OF THEIR TIME?
    Male … 1
MOTIVE POWER ON HOLDING ON 4TH JUNE
    FIXED OR PORTABLE ENGINES (excluding motor tractors)
    Water Wheels or Turbines in present use … 1
    Oil or Petrol Engines … 1 … 5hp
    Electric motors … 2 … at 5hp
RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
    If the holding is owned by you, give the best estimate you can of the  annual rental value … £300
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have  you been the occupier of the holding to which this return relates? … 2 years
FARM SURVEY
County … Buckingham Code No. … Winslow 2
Name of holding … Home Farm (Winslow Hall Farm) …  Name of farmer … Col. McCorquodale
Address of farmer … Winslow Hall, Winslow,  Bletchley, Bucks
Number and edition of 6-inch Ordnance Survey Sheet  containing farmstead … 19 S.W. (1926) 
Total acreage … 143½ 
A. TENURE
    1. Is occupier owner ... Yes
    3. Is farmer other type ... Yes
    Other occupation, if any:- Director  Government printing works
     
    B. CONDITIONS OF FARM
    1. Proportion (%) of farm on which soil is naturally … Heavy 50 … Medium  50
    2. Is farm conveniently laid out? ... Moderately
    3. Proportion (%) of farm which is naturally … Good … 100 
    4. Situation in regard to road … Good
    5. Situation in regard to railway … Good
6. Condition of farmhouse … Bad
Condition of buildings … Bad
    7. Condition of farm roads … Bad
    8. Condition of fences … Bad
    9. Condition of ditches … Bad
    10. General condition of field drainage … Bad
    11. Condition of cottages … Fair
    12. Number of cottages within farm area … 2
    Number of cottages elsewhere … 30
    13. Number of cottages let on service tenancy … 2
    {Entry in margin] All farm cottages?
    Is there heavy infestation with weeds? … Yes
    If so, what kinds? … Nettles & Thistles
    Are there derelict fields? … No
C. WATER AND ELECTRICITY
    Water  supply 
    To farmhouse: …  Well
    To farm  buildings: … None  
    To fields: … Stream … Ponds
    Is there a seasonal shortage of water? ... Yes
Electricity supply:-
    Public light … Yes
    Public power … No
    Private light … No
    Private power … No
    Is it used for household purposes? … Yes
    Is it used for farm purposes? … Yes
  
    D. MANAGEMENT
    1. Is farm classified as A, B or C? … B
    2. Reasons for B or C … personal failings
    If personal failings, details: - … Lack of interest. Bailiff not very  competent.
    3. Condition of arable land … Fair
    4. Condition of pasture … Fair
    5. Use of fertilizers on arable land … Adequate 
    grass land … Adequate
E. GENERAL COMMENTS
A hunting gentleman’s farm. Managed by bailiff.
F. GRASS FIELDS PLOUGHED UP
    For 1940 Harvest: 
    195 (1925) – Pedigree Wheat … Under W.A.E.C.’s direction … Yes
  
    For 1941 Harvest
    Pt.164 & 164a (1925) Spring Oats … W.A.E.C.’s direction … Yes
    189 (1925) Oats … W.A.E.C.’s direction … Yes
Field information recorded by H.S. ELDRIDGE Date of recording 31-11-41
    This primary record completed by 
    S.H. Crook
    Dated 10-2-42
Shipton Mead: LADY EILEEN CRUISE, SHIPTON, WINSLOW, BUCKS. WW/Winslow/8
CROPS AND GRASS
Oats … 6 acres
Mixed Corn without Wheat in mixture … 2¼ acres oats & PEAS 
Beans, winter or spring, for stock feeding … 1 acre
Potatoes, main crop and second earlies… ¼ acre
Mangolds … 1 acre
Kale, for fodder … ¼ acre
Orchard … FEW MIXED FRUIT TREES IN KITCHEN  GARDEN
Vegetables for human consumption (excluding Potatoes),  Flowers and Crops under Glass …  KITCHEN  GARDEN APPROX 1 ACRE
    Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 8 ACRES  HAY … 3 ACRES SILAGE
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing  this season), but excluding rough grazings … 11 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 33 acres
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
Cows and Heifers in milk … 1
OTHER CATTLE 
    2 years and above – Male … 2 
    Under 1 year old – For rearing (excluding Bull Calves being reared for service) … 1  HEIFER CALF
TOTAL CATTLE AND  CALVES …  4
Steers and Heifers over 1 year old being fattened  for slaughter before 30th November, 1941 … 16
ALL OTHER PIGS 2- 5 months old … 3
    TOTAL PIGS … 3
POULTRY
    Fowls over 6 months old … 10
    TOTAL POULTRY … 10
HORSES on holding on 4th June
    Horses kept for Agricultural purposes (Including  Mares kept for breeding) or by Market Gardeners 
    1 BROOD MARE
    1 FARM PONY
    1 GELDING
    Light horse under 1 year old … 1
    All other horses … 4
    TOTAL HORSES … 8
LABOUR on 4th June (Supplementary Questions)
    Of the CASUAL workers returned on page 1 how man  are :-
    EMPLOYED ON THE HOLDING THROUGHOUT THE YEAR BUT  ONLY FOR PART OF THEIR TIME?
    Male … 1
MOTIVE POWER ON HOLDING ON 4TH JUNE
    Fixed or portable engines (excluding motor tractors)
    Others (state kinds) … 1 ESSEX CAR USED SOLELY FOR FARM WORK (unlicensed)  MOWING, HARROWING ETC … 24hp
RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
    State the actual rent paid during the current year (i.e. the contract  rent less any abatements but including any interest payable on improvements) … NONE
If the holding is owned by you, give the best estimate you can of the annual rental value … Regret unable to comply with this request, as I do not know how to go about it, as land has only been farmed since the war.
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates? … 11 years BUT ONLY BEEN USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES SINCE  1939
If you have occupied parts of the holding for different periods, give  lengths of occupation for each …
    Part 1 … 3 acres … 11 … years
    Part 2 … 1 acres … APPROX 5 … years
    Part 3 … 18 acres …       “     2 … years
FARM SURVEY
County … Buckingham Code No. … Winslow 8
Name of holding … Shipton Mead … Name of farmer … Sir  Richard Cruise
Address of farmer … Shipton, Winslow, Bletchley,  Bucks
Number and edition of 6-inch Ordnance Survey Sheet  containing farmstead … XIX S.W. 1926 
A. TENURE
    1. Is occupier owner ... Yes
    3. Is farmer full time farmer ... [No]
    Other occupation,  if any:-  …Independent means. Surgeon. Oculist. 
Sir Richard Cruise (1876-1946) was surgeon-oculist to King George V and Queen Mary. He was a Commander of the Royal Victorian Order (1917) and Knight Grand Cross (1936). See his Wikipedia article.
B. CONDITIONS OF FARM
    1. Proportion (%) of farm on which soil is naturally … Heavy 50 … Medium  25 … Light … 25
    2. Is farm  conveniently laid out? ... Yes
    3. Proportion (%) of farm which is naturally … Good 100 
4. Situation in regard to road … Good
5. Situation in regard to railway … Good
6. Condition of farmhouse … Good
Condition of buildings … Good
    8. Condition of fences … Good
    9. Condition of ditches … Fair
    10. General condition of field drainage … Bad
    11. Condition of cottages … Fair
    12. Number of cottages within farm area … 1
    13. Number of cottages let on service tenancy … 1
C. WATER AND ELECTRICITY
    Water  supply 
    To farmhouse: …  Well
    To farm  buildings: … None  
    To fields: … Ponds
    Is there a seasonal shortage of water? ... No
Electricity supply:-
    Public light … Yes
    Public power … No
    Private light … No
    Private power … No
    Is it used for household purposes? … Yes
    Is it used for farm purposes? … No
D. MANAGEMENT
    1. Is farm classified as A, B or C? … B
    2. Reasons for B or C … personal failings
    If personal failings, details: - … Before the war used the land to graze  a few horses. No real interest in farming.
    3. Condition of arable land … Fair
    4. Condition of pasture … Fair
    5. Use of fertilizers on arable land … Adequate 
    grass land … To some extent
F. GRASS FIELDS PLOUGHED UP
    For 1940 Harvest: 
Pt.227 1926 … Approved crop … Under W.A.E.C’s  direction … Yes
For 1941 Harvest
Pt.238  (1925) … Spring Oats …  Under W.A.E.C’s direction … Yes
Field information recorded by    H.S. ELDRIDGE    Date of recording 7-1-42
    This primary record completed by    S.H. Crook    Dated 10 -2-42
MR. A. PRICE, 166, HIGH STREET, WINSLOW, BUCKS. 
    WW/Winslow/23 Hogshaw/6
CROPS AND GRASS
Potatoes, main crop and second earlies… 1 acre
Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 4 acres
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing  this season), but excluding rough grazings … 13 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 18 acres
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
Cows and Heifers in milk … 9
Cows in calf, but not in milk … 2
OTHER CATTLE 
    1 year old and under 2 – Female … 4
TOTAL CATTLE AND  CALVES …  15
SHEEP OVER 1 YEAR OLD
  Ewes kept for further breeding (excluding two-tooth  Ewes) …  9
    Rams kept for service … 1
    Other Sheep over 1 year old … 5
    Other Sheep under 1 year old … 15
    TOTAL SHEEP AND LAMBS … 30
Barren Sows for fattening … 1
    ALL OTHER PIGS 
    Over 5 months old … 5
    2-5 months … 4
    TOTAL PIGS … 10
HORSES on holding on 4th June
    Horses kept for Agricultural purposes (Including  Mares kept for breeding) or by Market Gardeners 
    Geldings … 1
    TOTAL HORSES … 1
LABOUR on 4th June (Supplementary Questions)
Of the REGULAR workers returned on page 1 how man are:- 
WHOLE TIME FAMILY WORKERS … male … 1 
RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
    State the actual rent paid during the current year (i.e. the contract  rent less any abatements but including any interest payable on improvements) …  £39
    If the holding is partly owned and partly rented by you, state: 
    Acreage of land which you hold as a tenant and the rent payable … 19  acres 
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates? … 15 years
FARM SURVEY
County … Bucks Code No. … Winslow 23
Name of holding … - … Name of farmer … A. Price
Address of farmer … Stag Inn, Winslow
Number and edition of 6-inch Ordnance Survey Sheet  containing farmstead … XIX S.W. 1926 
Total acreage 18
A. TENURE
    1. Is occupier tenant ... Yes
    2. If tenant, name and address of owner: -
    Mr Chapman, Station Rd, Winslow
    ?J. Midgley,  High Street, Winslow
    3. Is farmer part time farmer ... Yes
    Other occupation, if any:- … Inn Keeper
B. CONDITIONS OF FARM
    1. Proportion (%) of farm on which soil is naturally … Heavy 50 … Medium  50
    2. Is farm conveniently laid out? ... Yes
    3. Proportion (%) of farm which is naturally … Fair 100
    4. Situation in regard to road … Good
    5. Situation in regard to railway … Good
6. Condition of buildings … Good
    8. Condition of fences … Fair
    9. Condition of ditches … Fair
    10. General condition of field drainage … Fair
C. WATER AND ELECTRICITY
    Water  supply 
    To farm buildings: … Well  
    To fields: … Pond
    Is there a seasonal shortage of water? ... Yes
  
    D. MANAGEMENT
    1. Is farm classified as A, B or C? … A
    4. Condition of pasture … Good
    5. Use of fertilizers on grass land … Adequate
Field information recorded by    T.W. MacGuffie    Date of recording 8-6-42
    This primary record completed by    D.M. Coast    Dated 29-6-42 
Tinkers Corner (Countess of Lathom)
MESSRS. GEO.WIGLEY & SONS, WINSLOW, BUCKS. 
(FOR LADY LATHOM)
TINKERS CORNER
WW/Winslow/6
CROPS AND GRASS
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 5½ acres
    [No details given - presumably this refers to the paddocks behind the house] 
POULTRY
    Fowls over 6 months old … 22
    Fowls under 6 months old … 8
    TOTAL POULTRY … 30
HORSES on holding on 4th June
    All other horses (not entered above) … 2 Hunters
    TOTAL HORSES … 2
RENT
ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
If the holding is owned by you, give the best estimate you can of annual  rental value … [illegible] 24
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates? …Since Nov 1935 … 5½  years
FARM SURVEY
County … Bucks Code No. … Winslow 6
Name of holding … - … Name of farmer … Lady Lathom
Address of farmer … Tinkers Corner, Winslow
Number and edition of 6-inch Ordnance Survey Sheet  containing farmstead … XIX S.W. 1926 
A. TENURE
    1. Is occupier owner ... Yes
    3. Is farmer hobby farmer ... Yes
    Other occupation, if any … Independent
     
    B. CONDITIONS OF FARM
    1. Proportion (%) of farm on which soil is naturally … Medium 100
    2. Is farm conveniently laid out? ... Yes
    3. Proportion (%) of farm which is naturally … Good 100 
    4. Situation in regard to road … Good
    5. Situation in regard to railway … Good
6. Condition of buildings … Good
    8. Condition of fences … Good
    9. Condition of ditches … Fair
    10. General condition of field drainage … Fair
C. WATER AND ELECTRICITY
    Water  supply 
    To farm buildings: … Pipe
    To fields: … Ponds
    Is there a seasonal shortage of water? ... No
Electricity supply:-
    Public light … Yes
    Public power … No
    Private light … No
    Private power … No
    Is it used for household purposes? … No
    Is it used for farm purposes? … Yes
 D. MANAGEMENT
    1. Is farm classified as A, B or C? … B
    2. Reasons for B or C … personal failings
    If personal failings, details: - … Not interested
    4. Condition of pasture … Fair
    5. Use of fertilizers on grass land … Not at all
Field information recorded by    H.S. Eldridge    Date of recording 31-12-41
    This primary record completed by
    D.M. Coast    Dated 29-6-42
Tuckey Farm: Mr W.R. Monk, Tuckey Farm, Winslow, Bucks. (WW/Winslow/14)
    CROPS AND GRASS
    Wheat … 17 acres
    Grass … 31 acres
    Potatoes, main crop … ½ acre
    Kale, for fodder … 2½ acres
    Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 76 acres
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing  this season), but excluding rough grazings … 182 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 309 acres
LABOUR actually employed on holding on 4th  June. The occupier, his wife, or domestic servants should not be  entered.
    WHOLE TIME REGULAR WORKERS
    Males, 21 years and older … 3
    TOTAL WORKERS … 3
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
    Cows and Heifers in milk … 6
    OTHER CATTLE 
    2 years and above Female … 84
  Under 1 year old – Intended for slaughter as calves … 4
TOTAL CATTLE AND  CALVES …  94
SHEEP OVER 1 YEAR OLD
    Ewes kept for further breeding (excluding two-tooth  Ewes) …  60
    Rams kept for service … 2
    Two-tooth Ewes (Shearling ewes or Gimmers) to be  put to the ram in 1941 … 10
    Other Sheep over 1 year old … 14
    SHEEP UNDER 1 YEAR OLD
    Other Sheep and Lambs under 1 year old … 98
    TOTAL SHEEP AND LAMBS … 184
 PIGS Over 5 months old … 8
    TOTAL PIGS … 8
POULTRY
    Fowls over 6 months old … 50
    Fowls under 6 months old … 50
    Ducks of all ages … 10
    TOTAL POULTRY … 110
HORSES on holding on 4th June 
    Horses kept for Agricultural purposes (Including  Mares kept for breeding) or by Market Gardeners 
    Geldings … 5
    Unbroken Horses of 1 year old or above – mares … 1
    All other horses (not entered above) … 2
    TOTAL HORSES … 8
LABOUR on 4th June (Supplementary Questions)
Of the REGULAR workers returned on page 1 
WHOLE TIME FAMILY WORKERS … male … 2
MOTIVE POWER ON HOLDING ON 4TH JUNE
    Fixed or portable engines (excluding motor tractors)
    Oil or Petrol Engines … Petrol Engine 4½hp
    Wheel tractors for field work … 1 … Make or model of tractor … Fordson
RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
    Will not give particulars … Estimate £430
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates? … 45 years
Particulars of my rent and the annual value of my farm are gone to the Inspector of taxes Aylesbury
FARM SURVEY
A. TENURE
    1. Is occupier tenant ... Yes
    Is occupier owner ... Yes
    2. If tenant, name and address of owner :-
    Gaius Chapman. Station Rd, Winslow
    H. Neale, Bell Hotel Winslow
    A Hampshire, Bicester Rd, Aylesbury
    3. Is farmer full time farmer ... Yes
    4. Does farmer occupy other land? ... No
    5. Has farmer grazing rights over land not occupied by him? ... No
B. CONDITIONS OF FARM
    1. Proportion (%) of farm on which soil is naturally … Heavy 90 … Medium  10 
    2. Is farm conveniently laid out? ... Yes
    3. Proportion (%) of farm which is naturally … Good 75 … Fair 25
    4. Situation in regard to road … Good
    5. Situation in regard to railway … Good
6. Condition of farmhouse … Good - Condition of buildings … Good
    7. Condition of farm roads … Fair
    8. Condition of fences … Fair
    9. Condition of ditches … Bad
    10. General condition of field drainage … Bad
    11. Condition of cottages … Fair
    12. Number of cottages within farm area … 1
    Are there derelict fields? … No
C. WATER AND ELECTRICITY
    Water  supply to farmhouse: Well
    To farm  buildings: Well, roof  
    To fields: Stream
    Is there a seasonal shortage of water? ... Yes
  
    D.  MANAGEMENT
    1. Is farm classified as A, B or C? … A
    3. Condition of arable land … Good 
    4. Condition of pasture … Good
    5. Use of fertilizers on arable land … Adequate
    grass land … Adequate
Field information recorded by    H.S. Eldridge. 
    Date of recording 14-1-42
    This primary record completed by    S.H. Crook. 
    Dated 10-2-42
    F. Grass fields ploughed up
    For 1940 Harvest: Nil
    For 1941 Harvest
    107 (1925) Spring Oats - Under W.A.E.C’s  direction … Yes
    303 (1925) Wheat - Under W.A.E.C’s direction … Yes
MR. H.G. CARTER, 35, VERNEY ROAD, WINSLOW, BUCKS. 
    WW/Winslow/5
CROPS AND GRASS
Barley … 1½ acres
Oats … 1½ acres
Mixed Corn with Wheat in mixture … 2½ acres
Beans, winter or spring, for stock feeding … 2 acres
Peas, for stock feeding, not for human consumption … ½ acre
Potatoes, main crop and second earlies … ½ acre
Permanent Grass for Mowing this season … 16 acres
  Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing  this season), but excluding rough grazings … 7 acres
  TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 31½  acres
LABOUR actually employed on holding on 4th  June. The occupier, his wife, or domestic servants should not be  entered.
  CASUAL (SEASONAL or PART-TIME) WORKERS
  Males, 21 years old and older … 1
  TOTAL WORKERS … 1
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
  OTHER CATTLE 
  1 year old and under 2 – Male … 2 Female … 7
TOTAL CATTLE AND  CALVES …  9
SHEEP OVER 1 YEAR OLD
  Ewes kept for further breeding (excluding two-tooth  Ewes) …  4
  Other Sheep and Lambs under 1 year old … 5
  TOTAL SHEEP AND LAMBS … 9
ALL OTHER PIGS Over 5 months old … 13
  TOTAL PIGS … 13
POULTRY
  Fowls over 6 months old … 40
  Fowls under 6 months old … 45
  TOTAL POULTRY … 85
HORSES on holding on 4th June
  Horses kept for Agricultural purposes (Including  Mares kept for breeding) or by Market Gardeners 
  Mares … 3
  TOTAL HORSES … 3
LABOUR on 4th June (Supplementary Questions)
Of the REGULAR workers returned on page 1 how man are:- 
WHOLE TIME FAMILY WORKERS - male … Self … 1 - Female … Wife … 1 
Of the CASUAL workers returned on page 1 how man  are :-
  EMPLOYED ON THE HOLDING THROUGHOUT THE YEAR BUT  ONLY FOR PART OF THEIR TIME?
  Male … 1
RENT
  ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
  State the actual rent paid during the current year (i.e. the contract  rent less any abatements but including any interest payable on improvements) …  £47
  If the holding is partly owned and partly rented by you, state: Acreage  of land which you own and its estimated rental value … 3 acres … £6
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
  How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates? … 8 years
  If you have occupied parts of the holding for different periods, give  lengths of occupation for each …
  Part 1 … 3 acres … 3 … years
  Part 2 … 10 acres … 10 … years
  Part 3 … ½ … years
FARM SURVEY
County … Bucks Code No. … 215/15
Name of holding … (a number of odd fields) … Name  of farmer … H.G. CARTER
Address of farmer … 35 Verney Rd, Winslow
Number and edition of 6-inch Ordnance Survey Sheet  containing farmstead … 19 SW 1926 
A. TENURE
  1. Is occupier tenant ... Yes
  2. If tenant, name and address of owner: -
  W. French. High St, Winslow … 4½ 
  T. Gadsdon, Swanbourne … 2½
  Glebe, Winslow … 6
  F. Walker, 61, ?Grummonds Lane ?Watford ... 14
  J. Lampton, Verney Rd, Winslow … 4½ 
  3. Is farmer full time farmer ... Yes
 B. CONDITIONS OF FARM
  1. Proportion (%) of farm on which soil is naturally … Heavy 80 … Medium  20
  2. Is farm conveniently laid out? ... No … scattered bits
  3. Proportion (%) of farm which is naturally … Good 50 … Fair 50
  4. Situation in regard to road … Good
  5. Situation in regard to railway … Fair
  8. Condition of fences … Fair
  9. Condition of ditches … Fair
  10. General condition of field drainage … Fair
C. WATER AND ELECTRICITY
  Water  supply 
  To fields: … Stream
  Is there a seasonal shortage of water? ... Yes
 D. MANAGEMENT
  1. Is farm classified as A, B or C? … C
  2. Reasons for B or C … 
  Poor type farmer. Chiefly grazes stock for other people & mows.  Hasn’t a proper farm.
  3. Condition of arable land … Fair
  4. Condition of pasture … Fair
  5. Use of fertilizers on arable land … Not at all
  grass land … Not at all
Field information recorded by  H.S. ELDRIDGE  Date of recording 1942
  Copied for Survey ?Cards  Date Aug 44 
MR. E.W. GREEN, VICARAGE ROAD, HORN STREET, WINSLOW,  BUCKS. 
 WW/Winslow/19
 This refers to the land which became Missenden Road and Demoram Close
CROPS AND GRASS
  Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing  this season), but excluding rough grazings … 3 acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and  Grass, excluding Rough Grazings) … 3 acres
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  June
SHEEP OVER 1 YEAR OLD
Other Sheep over 1 year old … 3 fat ewes 
POULTRY
    Fowls over 6 months old … 14
    Fowls under 6 months old … 14
    Geese of all ages … 4
    TOTAL POULTRY … 32
HORSES on holding on 4th June
    All other horses (not entered above) … 2
    TOTAL HORSES … 2
    RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
    State the actual rent paid during the current year (i.e. the contract  rent less any abatements but including any interest payable on improvements) …  £5 - 0 - 0
    If the holding is partly owned and partly rented by you, state: 
    Acreage of land which you hold as a tenant and the rent payable … about 3  acres … £5
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates?…  … about 30 yrs. The Winslow R.D.C. bought the field for housing estate  & have built 38 houses at different times there is about 3 acres left to  build on.
H.E.G. Walters 
    21 Burleys Rd, Winslow, Bucks. 
    WW/Winslow/28
    The forms were redirected from Muswell Wood Farm, Middle Claydon, and could refer to land there.
  
    CROPS AND GRASS
    Permanent Grass for Grazing (not for Mowing this season), but  excluding rough grazings … 4½ acres
    TOTAL OF ABOVE ITEMS (Total acreage of Crops and Grass, excluding Rough  Grazings) … 4½ acres
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th June
    OTHER CATTLE 
    1 year old and under 2 … female … 6
TOTAL CATTLE AND CALVES … 6
RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
    Acreage of land which you hold as tenant and the rent payable … 4½ acres … £12 
MR. W.E. ILLING, WESTERN LANE, WINSLOW, BUCKS. 
 WW/Winslow/9
 This is now known as Spring Close.
LIVE STOCK on holding on 4th  JunePOULTRY
    Fowls over 6 months old … 36
    Fowls under 6 months old … 11
    Geese of all ages … 2 
    TOTAL POULTRY … 49
    RENT
    ANNUAL RENT PAYABLE FOR THE HOLDING TO WHICH THIS RETURN RELATES
    If the holding is owned by you, give the best estimate you can of the  annual rental value … £10
LENGTH OF OCCUPATION OF HOLDING
    How many years have you been the occupier of the holding to which this  return relates? … 7 years
The following "WW/Winslow" numbers are missing: 1, 4, 15, 25, 30, 32. They may refer to land in Winslow farmed by people who lived elsewhere, but some Winslow smallholders are not included above (C.J. Crook, Frank Warner, J. Rawlings). It's possible that they were missed when going through the Winslow box, or they could have been filed in another box or lost. The documents within the box are filed in three separate batches, and individual sheets could easily become separated from the names to which they refer.
