Lowfield

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	Location map showing Lowfield farm in the 1890s

		Lowfield Farm was part of the Upton House estate from 1683 when Nathaniel Cripps added it to the existing estate. The original house was built on inclosures from the Upton fields shortly before Nathaniel acquired it. The table below shows which names have been associated with the farm, as it would appear to have comprised two separate farms certainly between 1832 and 1863, Great Lowfield Farm and Little Lowfield Farm.

DATE	GREAT LOWFIELD FARM	LITTLE LOWFIELD FARM
1796	William Orum has his residence listed as Lowfield in a bastardy bond.
1832	Thomas Poulton freehold house & land	John Titcomb occupier of lands rent £50 upwards
1841	Thomas Poulton	Edward Titcomb
1851	Thomas Poulton 220 acres emp 5 men. He died in 1851 and left a will.	John Titcomb snr 106 acres 1 man
1859	Wm Warner	John Titcomb snr
1860	William Warnes
1861	Edward Warner Farmer of 220 acres emp 3 men, 1 boy & 2 women [attended Agricultural & Commercial Foundation School, Woodmancote, Dursley, GLS in 1851] two of his employees were Henry Smith, cowman & James Stiles, carter
1863-1870	Edward Warner
1871	Edward Warner Farmer of 214 acres emp 4 men 2 boys, moved to Westonbirt with Lasborough by 1891
1881	Thomas Grinman
1891	James Wood
1901	John Elsip

SOURCES & RESOURCES:

GLOUCESTERSHIRE ARCHIVES

Architects Records Catalogue Ref. D4634
Creator(s): Blair and Curd, Chipping Sodbury, architects FILE - ref. D4634/1228 - date: 1967-1969: repairs and alterations to Lowfield Farm

Images of England website

VCH Gloucestershire Vol 11 available online - two references to Lowfield farm are made, one with Upton Estate and the other in Economic History


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