May 16, 2024 · THE LARDEN HALL ESTATE, BROCKTON, SHROPSHIRE : CHARMING 17TH CENTURY MAIN RESIDENCE Description: INCLUDES10 EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTIONS. ALSO 2 LODGES. Paper Size: 8.25...

Feb 9, 2020 · Larden Hall, which stood between Easthope and Shipton, pictured shortly before demolition Samuel’s father, Richard, owned the 1,000-acre Linley estate, near Norbury, while Katharine’s father ...

Feb 15, 2018 · As for Larden Hall, that no longer stands, having been demolished in 1969. Plans are being drawn up for Shropshire to mark its unique and tragic link to the sailing of the Mayflower in 1620,...

This document revealed the tragic family circumstances that caused Samuel More to take the children from their home at Larden Hall in Shipton, and send them away to America on the Mayflower without their mother's knowledge or consent.

From the late medieval period until the late nineteenth century – and with a brief twentieth-century reappearance of the family – Larden, in Shropshire’s Corve Dale, was the seat of the More family.

Katharine More of Larden (born 1587) married Samuel More of Linley (born: 1594) on 4 February 1611 at Shipton. There were four children: Ellen (born 1612; died 1620) / Jasper (born 1613; died 1620) / Richard (born 1614; died 1695?)

The manor of Larden Hall was about half a mile from Brockton, where the Blakeway family lived. [9] By a deed dated 20 April 1616, Samuel cut the entail on the Larden estate to prevent any of the children from inheriting.

Larden Hall, Brockton, home of the Mores since the 1400s was the marital home of Samuel and Katharine More, the cousins forced into a marriage to consolidate two estates. The stone-built addition...

May 8, 2024 · The manor of Larden Hall was about half a mile from Brockton where the Blakeway family lived.[16] By a deed dated 20 April 1616, Samuel cut the entail on the Larden estate to prevent any of the children from inheriting.

Sep 4, 2021 · A circular, guided walk, starting at Brockton (where cars may be parked and Jacob Blakeway, Katharine’s lover lived) and following public footpaths towards Larden Hall, the ancestral home of the Mores with the story of the children recounted as the walk proceeds.