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Red Hall Farm
Red Hall Farm in Shipton is approached by a long private road from the Winslow to Swanbourne Road. It was built either by Richard Lowndes or his son Wiliam Lowndes soon after the inclosure of Shipton under a private Act of Parliament of 1745. The new farmhouse was positioned in the centre of their allotment for the convenience of routine farming operations.
1745 Enclosure Award
Richard Lowndes
Shipton Cowpasture containing 93a 3r 18p adjoining to the Red Field of Shipton on the south, to Swanbourne Common Field south east, to Little Horwood Common Field north and to Licehill Field west .... and all the rest residue and remainder of the Common Fields not hereinbefore awarded to others containing 309a 1 r 6p.
1781 Land Tax.
William Lowndes Esq: Edward Hillyer £12 8s 0d
1782 Land Tax.
William Lowndes Esq: Edward Hillyer £13 8s 8d
1783 Land Tax.
William Lowndes Esq: Edward Hillyer £13 8s 10d
1785 Land Tax.
William Selby Esq: Edward Hillier £13 8s 10d
1786 Fire insurance: house valued at £80, barn and stable at £60
1790 Land Tax.
Willm Selby Esq: Edward Hillyer £13 8s l0d
1792 Administration of Edward Hyllier, farmer, Winslow
1795 Land Tax.
Wm Selby Esq: Mrs Hillyer £13 8s 10d
1798 Posse Comitatus
Widow Hillyer: 4 horses, 1 waggon, 2 carts.
1800 Land Tax.
Wm Selby Esq: Widow Hillyer £13 8s l0d
1805 Land Tax
Wm Selby Esq: Widow Hillyer £13 8s 10d
1809, 25 March: Northampton Mercury
To be S O L D by A U C T I O N,
by JOSEPH DUDLEY,
On Monday the 3d Day of April, 1809, on the Premises of Mr. JONAS JOHNSON, at Red-Hall, in the Parish of Winslow, Bucks.
PART of the LIVE and DEAD STOCK, and other EFFECTS, of the said Mr. JOHNSON, who is leaving the Farm; comprising six useful Dairy Cows, one Nag Horse (rising five Years old), 60 Ewes and Lambs, one Six-inch-wheel Cart, seven Milk-Leads, and seven Hives of Bees. - Also Part of the Household-Furniture, and other Effects.
→ The Sale will begin at Eleven o’Clock, under the usual Conditions.
1810 Land Tax
Wm Selby Esq: Thos Richardson £13 8s 10d
1813: Redhall farm shown on Ordnance Survey map
1815 Land Tax
Wm Lowndes Selby Esq: Thos Richardson £13 8s 10d
1816 Baptism 5 Jan. Jane dau. Thomas & Ann Richardson Red Hall Farmer
1816, 23 March: Northampton Mercury
Sheep, Dairy Vessels, Household Furniture, &c.
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
By SAMUEL DUDLEY,
On Wednesday the 3d Day of April, 1816, on the Premises of Mr. THOS. RICHARDSON, at Red Hall Farm, in the Parish of WINSLOW, Bucks, who is leaving the same;
COMPRISING upwards of 50 Couple of Southdown Ewes and Lambs, capital winnowing Machine, Scuffler, Drill, double and single Ploughs, land Roll and Frame, Sieves, Kneefan, bushel Strike and Shovel, Forks and Rakes, draining Tackle, odd Harness, working Tools, long Ladder, two short Ditto, sheep and cow Cribs, pig Troughs, hen Pens, Carpenters’ Bench and Vice, Saw, and Ash Timber, about 4,000 forge Fagots, and a Quantity of fire Wood; dairy Vessels, as 14 milk Leads, cream Cistern, butter Kivers, Scales, Weights, and Trenchers, cream Tins and Pans, four pair milk Buckets and Yokes; household Furniture, as stump Bedsteads, flock Beds, kitchen and stove Grates, and smoke Jack, four wood Chairs, dough Trough, 40-gallon Copper, 20-gallon Ditto, oven Lid and Frame, four large sweet iron-bound beer Casks, and smaller Ditto, with numerous other Articles.
The sale will commence at Eleven o’Clock precisely
1820 Land Tax
Wm Lowndes Selby Esq: Willm Judge £13 8s 10d
1825 Land Tax
Wm Lowndes Selby Esq: Wm Judge £13 8s 10d
1828 Land Tax
Wm Lowndes Selby Esq: Wm Judge House & Land £13 8s 10d
1831, 29 Oct: Northampton Mercury
RED HALL FARM, WINSLOW, Bucks.
S. DUDLEY
Respectfully announces, That he is instructed to SELL BY AUCTION,
In the Early Part of November next, the Entire and
VALUABLE FARMING STOCK,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Dairy Vessels, and Effects, on the premises of
THE LATE MR. JUDGE
(By order of the Executors.) – Particulars next week.
1831, 5 Nov: Northampton Mercury
RED HALL FARM, WINSLOW, Bucks.
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
By S. Dudley,
On Monday and Tuesday, the 14th and 15th November, 1831, on the premises of the late Mr. JUDGE, at SHIPTON, in the parish of WINSLOW (by order of the Executors),
THE entire and valuable FARMING STOCK; comprising 37 useful dairy cows, heifers, sturks, and bull; eight cart horses and mares; 34 in-lamb Leicester ewes, 17 shearhogs, 23 tegs, 17 fat ewes, and one ram; six fat pigs, six porkets, gander, and two geese; rick of beans, hovel of ditto, 130 acres of sound keeping, nine acres of turnips, 90 tons of hay, 80 fleeces of long wool, stout narrow-wheel wagon, two six inch-wheel carts, two narrow-wheel ditto, two ploughs, two pair of harrows, drag harrow, six-stone staddle, six post ditto, cart hovel, ladders, sheep and pig troughs, seven sets of horse harness, saddles and bridles, barn tackle in general, chaff-box, wheelbarrow, grindstone, forks, rakes, and working tools, 14 milk leads, double cream cistern, kivers, cream tins, nine milk buckets, four yokes, scales and weights; also, several lots of Household Furniture, quantity of pewter, brewing utensils, ale casks, coppers, and various other effects.
The whole will be expressed in catalogues, and may be had at the Inns in the Neighbourhood; Place of Sale; and at the Auctioneer’s Office, Winslow.
The Sale will commence each morning at Half-past Ten o’clock precisely.
Order of Sale :- Implements, Cows, Heifers and Sturks, Bull, Horses, Hay, Turnips, and Keeping, on the 1st day; Dairy Vessels, Sheep, Pigs, Geese, Brewing Utensils, and Household Furniture, on the second day.
Will of William Judge of Shipton, dairyman, 1830 (proved 1832)
1832 Land Tax
Wm Lowndes Selby Esq: John Brise House & Land £13 8s 10d
1833 Baptism 16 June
Margaret Helen dau. John & Elizabeth Brise,
Winslow, Farmer
1834 Baptism 10 July
Mary Henrietta dau. John & Elizabeth Brise,
Winslow, Farmer
1836 Baptism 25 May
Mary Barbara dau. John & Elizabeth Brise,
Winslow, Farmer
1838 Baptism 6 Feb
John Samuel son John & Elizabeth Brise,
Winslow, Farmer
1838 Rate Book
Brice, John: Farm House & Land £3 15s 10d
1839 Baptism 8 Jan
Elizabeth Catherine dau. John & Catherine Elizabeth Brise, Winslow, Farmer
1839: Oxford Chronicle, 30 Nov
Before the same Coroner [J.W. Cowley], at Winslow, on the 13th inst., on view of the body of Mr. John Brise, aged 40, a highly respectable farmer, who came by his death under the following distressing circumstances:- about 12 o’clock on the previous Monday he mounted a spirited horse, for the purpose of breaking him in; after rearing and plunging for some time, he started off, and proceeded about 50 yards, when one of the stirrup-leathers gave way, and deceased was thrown against a post, which produced a violent concussion of the brain. Surgical assistance was immediately procured, but every effort proved unavailing, as he died in a state of insensibility a few hours afterwards. – Verdict, “Accidental Death, with a deodand of 1s. on the horse.” We regret to add the unfortunate deceased has left a widow and five children to deplore their loss; he was brother to the wife of Mr. Joseph Ivatt, of Aylesbury.
1839: Bucks Herald, 30 Nov
Red Hall Farm, Winslow, BUCKS
To be Sold by Auction, by
Messrs. Dudley & Son,
On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1839, by direction of the Executors of the late Mr. JOHN
BRISE, on the Premises, at the Red Hall Farm;
The Valuable Stock, COMPRISING
250 Half-bred Down and Leicester SHEEP,
20 VALUABLE YOUNG DAIRY COWS, Alderney cow, long-horned bull, 4 stout cart horses and mares, useful bay hackney, handsome brown nag horse, (by OTHO), six fat porkets, 8 store pigs.
80 Tons of Hay and Clover, (PART TO GO OFF,)
SEVERAL RICKS OF WHEAT, BARLEY, BEANS, AND PEAS,
140 ACRES of very SOUND KEEPING till the 25th of March next, 10 acres of Sweed [sic] turnips, &c. &c.
The usual credit will be given for the hay, corn, and keeping. The purchasers of the hay and corn will be accommodated with the yards, barns, and cow-houses for thrashing and spending the same.
The Sale will commence at Ten o’clock. Catalogues will be prepared, and may be had at the Inns in the Neighbourhood, and at Messrs. Dudley & Son’s Office, Winslow. The farming implements, dairy vessels, &., will be sold on a future day.
1839: Bucks Herald, 14 Dec
ALL Persons who have any Claim or Demand against the Estate and Effects of Mr. JOHN BRISE, the elder, late of Swanbourne, Bucks, Dairyman, or of his Son, Mr. JOHN BRISE, the younger, late of Red Hall, in the Parish of Winslow, Bucks, Dairyman, respectively, deceased, are requested to deliver particulars thereof, and of the securities, if any, which they hold for the same, to Mr. JOHN MORECRAFT, of Winslow, aforesaid, the surviving Executor of the said John Brise, the elder, or to us as his Solicitors, within a month from the date hereof, in order that the same may be examined, and, if correct, discharged.
And all Persons who stood indebted to either of the said deceased at the time of his death, are required to pay the amount of their respective debts to Mr. Morecraft, or us, within the above period.
WILLIS AND SON.
Winslow, 10th December, 1839.
CAPITAL FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Waggons, Carts, Stout-built Gig, Goat,
DAIRY VESSELS AND EFFECTS,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
Dudley and Son,
On FRIDAY next, JANUARY 10th, 1840, on the Premises
of the late Mr. John Brise, at Red Hall Farm,
Winslow, Bucks,
BY DIRECTION OF THE EXECUTOR.
COMPRISING two strong narrow-wheel Waggons, two stout 6-inch wheel Carts, narrow wheel cart, chaise-cart and harness, stout-built gig with lamps, three pair of harrows, three Ransome ploughs, (complete), two swing do., land roll, turnip-cutting machine, twenty doz. of hurdles, double corn bin, lead horse-trough, grindstone and stand, four sets of horse-harness, three sets of thill do., saddle and bridle, chaff-box and knife, 30-round ladder, cow cribs, sheep racks and troughs, twenty-four corn sacks, bushel, strike, and shovel, six corn sieves, drag rakes, forks and rakes, draining and working tools, handsome she-goat, fourteen large milk leads, cream cistern with brass tap, kivers, three pair of milk buckets and yokes, water cart on wheels, and other effects.
The Sale will commence at 11 o’clock.
Catalogues may be had at the Inns in the Neighbourhood and at the Auctioneers Office, Winslow.
1841: Census, Red Hall Farm
| John | Woodward | 25 | Farmer | b. in county |
| Ann | do | 20 | b. in county | |
| Eliza | do | 15 | b. in county | |
| George | Anstee | 20 | male servant | b. in county |
1844: Bucks Herald, 24 Feb
ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY valuable Maiden Ash, Abele, and Beech Timber Trees, Quantity of Useful Tops, and Fire Wood, at WINSLOW, Bucks.
To be Sold by Auction, by DUDLEY and SON, On Wednesday next, February 28th, 1844, now lying (blazed and numbered), on the land in the occupation of Mr. John Woodward, at Red Hall Farm, in the Parish of Winslow. The usual Credit will be given.
The Timber is of large dimensions, very sound and clear, and particularly adapted for the use of wheelwrights and the trade generally. The Timber lies close to good Roads.
The company are requested to meet the Auctioneers at Guy’s Field, at 12 o’Clock, at which time the Sale will commence.
Catalogues may be had at the Inns in the Neighbourhood; and of Messrs. Dudley and Son, Auctioneers and Land Agents, Winslow.
1848 Directory
Woodward, John, Farmer, Shipton
1851: Census, Red Hall Farm
| John | Woodward | Head | unm | 39 | Farmer of 193 acres employing 7 labourers | b. Drayton Parslow |
| Ann | do | Sister | unm | 36 | House keeper | b. Swanbourne |
| Charles | Alderman | Servant | unm | 17 | Agricultural servant | b. Swanbourne |
| Mary | Hadland | Servant | unm | 16 | House servant | b. Ardley, Oxon |
| David | Henry | Servant | unm | 44 | Agricultural labourer | b. Swinsford, Mayo |
1861: Census, Red Hall
| John | Woodward | Head | unm | 49 | Farmer of 185 acres employing 4 labourers & 3 boys | b. Drayton Parslow |
| Ann | do | Sister | unm | 45 | Housekeeper | b. Swanbourne |
| Sarah | Cater | Servant | unm | 19 | Dairymaid | b. Charndon |
1871: Census, Red Hall
| John | Woodward | Head | unm | 59 | Farmer of 172 acres employing 6 men & 2 boys | b. Drayton Parslow |
| Ann | do | Sister | unm | 55 | Housekeeper | b. Swanbourne |
| Ellen | Watson | - | unm | 17 | General servant domestic | b. Water Stratford |
1879 Death of John Woodward, 28 Feb. See his will.
Property left to brothers Francis and Thomas.
1881: Census, Shipton
| Thomas | Woodward | Head | mar | 61 | Farmer of 160 acres employing 4 men & 1 boy | b. Swanbourne |
| Martha | do | Wife | do | 52 | b. Shenley | |
| Sarah Ann | do | Dau | unm | 15 | Scholar | b. Mursley |
| Ann | do | Sister | unm | 65 | Dairy maid | b. Swanbourne |
| Ann M. | Beckett | Servant | unm | 14 | Farm servant | b. Steeple Claydon |
1884: death of Ann Woodward. Details of administration.
1886: Buckingham Advertiser, 9 Oct
RED HALL FARM, WINSLOW.
146 Capital Half-bred SHEEP & LAMBS
INCLUDING
40 PRIME FAT WETHERS,
20 THEAVES,
14 EWES and 72 lambs.
70 HEAD OF CATTLE,
Comprising
28 DAIRY COWS and HEIFERS,
5 Two-and-a-half-years Old Very Fresh Shorthorn STEERS,
20 Two-years-old Shorthorn and Hereford STEERS,
4 Six month old DITTO,
Eighteen-months old HEIFER,
3 Powerful CART MARES,
2 Two-years-old CART COLTS,
1 Yearling DITTO,
4 FAT HOGS,
2 In-pig SOWS, 3 GEESE.
135 ACRES of RICH GRASS KEEPING
Up to Lady-day Next. Together with
6 STACKS of Excellent OLD and NEW HAY.
6 ACRES of SWEDES, and
BROWSE of 21 ACRES of STRAW,
3 COCKS of PRIME NEW HAY, to go off.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS & EFFECTS,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
Mr. Geo. WIGLEY
On WEDNESDAY, October 13th, 1886, on the premises, at Red Hall Farm, Winslow, by direction of Mr. Thomas Woodward, who, in consequence of ill health is relinquishing business.
Centre for Bucks Studies D/WIG/2/1/16 (Nov 1886-April 1887): valuation of Red Hall Farm (Woodward to Dancer)
1887: wedding at Maids Moreton church on 8 Dec
Miss Gough, youngest daughter of
Mr John Gough, farmer, Maids Moreton, and Mr F.W. Dancer, Red Hall Farm, youngest son of Mr F. Dancer of Hogston
1890 Death of Francis Woodward, 26 Feb.
1891: Census, Red Hall Farm
| Frederick W. | Dancer | Head | mar | 30 | Farmer | b. Granborough |
| Rose H. | do | Wife | mar | 29 | b. Buckingham | |
| Phoebe | Pittam | Servant | single | 18 | General domestic servant | b. Helmdon, Northants |
1891 Directory. Dancer, Frederick William, Farmer, Red Hall Farm.
1893 Death of Thomas Woodward, 10 March. Read his will.
1894: Buckingham Advertiser, 4 Aug
RED HALL FARM, WINSLOW, Bucks.
Messrs. HART & SON ARE instructed, by Mr. F. W. Dancer, to Sell by Auction, at the Land’s End, on WEDNESDAY, 15th August, 1894, at Three o’clock in the afternoon,
35 ACRES of excellent GROWING CROPS OF CORN,
consisting of about 12 Acres of Wheat, 4½ Acres of Barley, 12½ Acres of Oats, and 6 Acres of Beans.
The company is requested to meet the Auctioneer at the Farm House, at the appointed time. Credit will be given on complying with the usual conditions.
Catalogues may be obtained at the principal Inns in the neighbourhood, of the man in charge at the farm (who will show the Lots on application), and of the Auctioneers, Leighton Buzzard, Beds.
Centre for Bucks Studies D/WIG/2/1/28 (Nov 1894-Aug 1895): valuation (Dancer to George)
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1897 sale catalogue (click for larger version) |
1897 Sale of Winslow Hall Estate. Red Hall Farm, 135 acres, in occupation of Silvanus Jones. Sold to Mr G R Greaves £4,000 (see right)
1901: Census, Red Hall Farm
| William C. | Cowell | Head | mar | 44 | Farmer | b. Beckingham, Essex |
| Sarah | do | Wife | mar | 45 | b. Wardley, Rutland | |
| Mary E. | do | Dau | 14 | b. Nash | ||
| Henry | do | Son | 12 | do | ||
| Lucy | do | Dau | 11 | do | ||
| John G. | do | Son | 8 | do | ||
| William C. | do | Son | 7 | do | ||
| Emma R. | do | Dau | 4 | do |
1902: Bucks Herald, 22 March
A FARMER RECOMMENDS thorough good, respectable Young Married Man, age 30, as WORKING FOREMAN; good manager of stock and plough land; present situation ten years.- Apply, W. C. COWELL, Red Hall Farm, Winslow,
1902: Bucks Herald, 12 April.
Sale of stock and furniture of Mr W C Cowell, Red Hall Farm, who is leaving the district.
1903: Kelly's Directory
Fitt, William, farmer, Redhall
1905: Buckingham Advertiser, 15 July: Petty Sessions
Emma Holt, a girl of about 11, was charged with stealing a toy horse, value 2s. 6d., the property of Mr. W. Fitt. Prosecutor, a farmer living at Red Hall, Winslow, stated the toy belonged to his child and had been given to her as a present. He last saw it in a shed close to her house; that was on Wednesday a week ago. He had not missed it until the police brought it on Saturday.
Louisa Walker, a girl of 11, said defendant was a companion of hers, and she went with her to Mr. Fitt’s fields to play. They saw Mr. and Mrs. Fitt drive out in the cart. Defendant then said, “Lou, shall I take this horse?” Witness said, “No, Emma; you’ll get summoned if you do.” They were coming away, and then defendant went and fetched the horse. It was under a shed. They met Mr. and Mrs. Fitt coming back, and Holt laid the horse down on the ground and sat on it. Defendant afterwards took the horse home; witness saw her do it. ... [Emma was let off by the magistrates because of her age but came before them again a few months later]
1907: Bucks Herald, 28 Sep
RED HALL FARM, WINSLOW.
Within 1 mile of Winslow Station, L. & N.-W. Railway.
18 HEAD of Well-bred DAIRY CATTLE, comprising 3 Down-calving Cows, 12 In-calf Cows and 3 Barren Cows, a capital COB, quiet to ride and drive; and a small Collection of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, including 6-furrow Drill, Fork Elevator, 2 Horse Rakes, 2 Rick Poles, Horse Power Gearing, &c.,
WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY H. P. STACE,
Upon the PREMISES, RED HALL FARM, WINSLOW,
On THURSDAY Next 3rd OCTOBER, 1907,
By direction of Mr. William Fitt, who is leaving.
Sale to commence at 3.30 punctually.
→ Catalogues may be obtained at the principal Inns in the District; and of H. P. Stace, Auctioneer, Valuer, and Land Agent, Brackley.
Centre for Bucks Studies D/WIG/2/1/48 (Oct 1907 - April 1908): valuation (William Fitt to E.A. Illing)
1911: Census, Red Hall Farm (7 rooms)
| Norman | Phillips | Head | mar | 67 | Farm labourer | b. Adstock |
| Ellen | Phillips | Wife | mar | 56 | married 16 years, no children | b. Hitchin |
1913: Assessment (TNA, IR58/2347 no.147)
Situation Red Hall Farm & Chain Furlong
Description Agricultural Land with Farm Buildings
Extent AC 139 - 2 - 32
Gross Value: Land £133
Rateable Value: Land £124 - 17 - 6
Occupier Ebenezer Alfred Illing
Owner Mrs EM Greaves Western House Winslow
Interest of Owner Tenant for Life
Occupier’s tenancy, Term Yearly from Mich(aelma)s 1907
Actual Rent £144
Outgoings Land Tax £4 – 17 – 11 (including property in return 85) paid by Owner
Who pays (a) Rates and Taxes (b) Insurance (a) T (b) L
Who is liable for repairs Landlord finds materials & Tenant Labour
Fixed Charges, Easements, Common Rights & Restrictions
Footpath to Swanbourne
Former Sales Dates No separate sale within period
Site Value Deductions claimed Yes
[red] PV served 31/5/13
Particulars, description and note made on inspection 2/5/13
Brick & Tile house in fair order
2 Bedrooms & Bathroom 2 attics
2 Rooms & Kitchen & Brewhouse
Dairy & Cellar AC 143 - 2R - 6P
Charges, Easements and Restrictions affecting Market Value of Fee Simple
50 chains Footpath
[red] V.15095 Greaves to Lambton @ £6000 27/2/19 with 83
Valuation – Market Value of Fee Simple in possession of whole property in its present condition £3150
Deduct Market Value of Site under similar circumstances, but if divested of structures, timber, fruit trees, and other things growing on the land £2395
Difference Balance, being portion of market value attributable to structures, timber &c. £755
Divided as follows:-
Buildings and structures £600
Timber £55
Other things growing on land £100
Market Value of Fee Simple of Whole in in its present condition (as before) £3150
Add for Additional Value represented by any of the following for which any
Deduction may have been made when arriving at Market Value :-
Restrictions £20
GROSS VALUE £3170
Description of Buildings
Condition Remarks
Wood & Iron Barn V. old C
Wood & Thatch (5) Cowshed }
(15) Cowshed } “ “
Wood & Iron Open hovel “ “
Wood & Tile Stable, loft over old B
Wood & Thatch Boxes “ C
Wood & Thatch Coach house “ “
Wood & Tile Open hovel “ C
Brick & Slate Piggery Good A
H. No Area H. No Area
139 4.958 Pasture 179 .276
155 16.387 172 3.650
141 10.937 173 4.202
145 13.456 174 3.974
150 9.892 176 2.502
153 0.670 175 1.089
146 9.717 178 1.312
151 0.486 182 3.021
152 3.280 183 9.032
149 5.091 189 15.660
177 9.274
[Total] 128.866
190 14.673 Arable
143.539
Timber
74 Elm = 980’
10 Oak = 250’
13 Beech = 350
Timber = £55
Say 7/6 per acre
GROSS VALUE £3170
Less value attributable to Structures, timber &c. (as before) £ 755
FULL SITE VALUE £2415
Gross Value (as before) £3170
Public Right of Way or User £20
Restrictions £ 20
TOTAL VALUE £3150
Less value attributable to Structures, timber &c. (as before) £755
Expense of clearing site £755
ASSESSABLE SITE VALUE £2395
Value of Sporting Rights £ 70
1919: sold by Mrs Greaves to Captain Lambton (see above)
1920 Directory
Illing, Ebenezer Alfred, grocer Horn Street and Farmer, Red Hall
Centre for Bucks Studies D/WIG/2/1/71 (Dec 1919 - May 1920): valuation of fixtures (E.A. Illing to Capt. Lambton)
1921: Census, Red Hall Farm (8 rooms)
| William | Deacon | Head | mar | 70 | Farm bailiff for Captain Lambton | b. Little Houghton, Northants |
| Mary Ann | Deacon | Wife | mar | 62 | Household duties | b. Gt Easton, Essex |
| Annie Ethel | Lester | Dau | widow | 41 | Household duties | b. Winslow |
D/WIG/2/1/88 (Nov 1926 - March 1927): valuation of tenant right at Redhall Farm and Roddimore, Capt. Lambton to H.G. Beckett
1939 Directory
Beckett, Herbert Gaius, Farmer, Red Hall.
1941-42: Farm Survey
H.G. Beckett was farming 132 acres owned by Captain H.G. Lambton. Another 69 acres was farmed by A.E. Perkins of Roddimore Farm.
1941 (proved 1943): will of Captain W.H. Lambton
He left Red Hall Farm and other property
to his nephew, Malcolm David Erskine (later Brigadier in the Scots Guards, d.1949)
1950: Sale of the Lambton estate
The freehold agricultural holding Red Hall Farm, Winslow, approached from the Swanbourne-Leighton Buzzard road, with frontage to the Little Horwood road, the whole comprising an area of 172a. 2r. 2p., and including the “Canada,” “Spring Corner” and “Sun Hill” coverts, was bought for £6,300 by Mr. H. G. Beckett, the tenant.
1953 Telephone Directory
Beckett, H. G, Red Hall Farm.
1961 Telephone Directory. May, John, Red Hall Farm