This is a small part of this document which is the first in Quarter Sessions Order Book in the Dorset History Centre to show Lord Milton closing some of the roads.
Some of the places named are well known to us today but some, e.g. New Lodge, Old Lodge, White Hill, are not. They may be shown on the old maps we have, but they will take some finding!
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Wed 4 Aug 2021.”A Year on the Farm”, based on the labourer’s bills of 1789, Nigel Hodder. A real insight into life in a rural village in Georgian times.
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Although we are a local history group, we are carrying out family and social history research to see how the ordinary people lived, how they were treated, their economic fortunes, religious beliefs, health, demographics, etc. We are particularly interested in the mobility of families in the 18th century.
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New Lodge is now known as Hill Lodge. This lodge is located adjacent to the bus stop at Catherine’s Well.
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