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From The Muniment Room, a resource for social history, family history, and local history.

This article is about the farm adjoining the River Itchen, and must be distinguished from Park Farm at North Stoneham Park.

North Stoneham • North Stoneham's village • North Stoneham Park North Stoneham Common • North Stoneham Farm • Bassett • Northend • Swaythling • Burgess Street

‘A road of communication ... here passes over the Itchen, and soon afterwards the towing path, crossing to the left bank of the river, displays a well watered plain, wider and richer in meadows than at any other part of its course. The farms of Chickenhall and Stoneham extend their corn lands to the very brink of the water ... a picturesque fishing lodge erected by John Fleming, Esq. ornaments the central meadows.’ -John Duthy, 1839

North Stoneham Farm, also known as Stoneham Farm, was the principal farm on the Stoneham Estate. It comprised 521 acres in 1913. It was surveyed by John Whitcher in 1818.

See also:

• Particulars of lands forming Stoneham Farm, 1659
• Extract of reservations in a lease of North Stoneham Farm, 1675
• Photograph of persons at North Stoneham Farm, 1931
• Lease of part of North Stoneham Farm, 1727

Tenants of North Stoneham Farm

• Thomas Houghton (1727^[1])
• Edward Bridger (1792^[2], 1810^[3])
• James Parmiter (-1835^[4])
• William & Edward Snook (1837^[5])
• Richard King (1851^[6])
• William Budd (1856)
• Thomas Culliford (1866)
• David Way (1861^[7], 1872, 1880^[8])
• William Mowle Arnold (1900, 1901^[9])
• Alfred Brown Limited (1913, 1920)