Harry Cook ploughing with a team of horses c1920s. Harry and brother Alf came to Eton Wick from Henley, where they had been farmers, in the ...

On the 16th of September 1998, the Eton Wick History Group heard how, at one time, four of the farms in the village were farmed by Tarrants....

  The top photograph on the opposite page shows a steam traction engine driving a threshing machine in front of Saddocks Farm Cottages in th...

The Tarrant family  A Robert Tarrant and family first appear on local Parish Records in the mid-1700s. The appears to have had their r...

O n the 16th September 1998, the Eton Wick History Group heard how, at one time, four of the farms in the village were farmed by Tenan...

Crown Farm is situated some 400 m east of St John the Baptist Church , and lies between the Eton Wick Road and the Great Common, ...

Manor Farm The photograph shows the Farm House, the origins of which date to the 1700s. John Penn is on record as having bought t...

Saddocks Farm House and Garden circa 1906 At this time, James and Julia Tarrant lived here, followed by one of their sons, Arthur,...

Little Common Farm This old timber framed farm house dates back to the 17th century. It is situated across the end of Common Road overlo...

This photograph dates to around the 1930s, when it was farmed by Arthur Tarrant and his family. Robert 'Sadocke' farmed here ...

How much the village had grown has not been possible to find out, but probably, in spite of the rebuilding, not a great deal. As yet there...

NAMES OF THE JURORS.  Mr. EDWARD COMPTON AUSTEN LEIGH, Foreman. Mr. HENRY BUNCE, Mr. EDWARD LITTLETON VAUGHAN, Mr. ALEXANDER CHARL...

Businesses operating in Eton Wick in 1887 Arthur Bennett  Shop keeper Henry Elkins Carpenter Jo...

'Haymakers at tea Eton Wick' 1894  This photograph is used by kind permission of the Leicestershire Records Office and is preci...

James Tarrant became the tenant of Saddocks Farm in 1894, the year of the big flood, and Manor Farm in 1906. In those days Manor Farm ...