Red Lodge Nursery

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Advertisment for W M Rogers & Son, from the Post Office Directory, Southampton, 1843

In 1821, Red Lodge Farm was leased to Joseph Thompson, a nurseryman of Romsey Extra^[1]. When the rent was not paid for 1827, the Estate seized some of Thompson's property^[2]. Following Thompson's bankruptcy, 40 acres of the farm, with a seedhouse, etc, were leased to William Rogers (W H Rogers & Son) in 1828.^[3].

Tenants of Red Lodge Nursery

• William Rogers (1828^[4],1842^[5])

References

1. ↑ Lease of Red Lodge Farm, 1821  (WFMS:416 | HRO 102M71/E54)
2. ↑ Thompson brought an unsuccessful action against John Barton Willis Fleming for unlawfully seizing his goods. Hampshire Telegraph, 21 July 1828
3. ↑ Lease of nursery at Red Lodge Farm, 1828  (WFMS:421 | HRO 102M71/E59)
4. ↑ Lease of nursery at Red Lodge Farm, 1828  (WFMS:421 | HRO 102M71/E59)
5. ↑ Lease of Red Lodge Nursery, 1842  (WFMS:425 | HRO 102M71/E63)