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	Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Blithfield Hall, Blithfield, 9X G Grandmother of the author, married Francis Kinnersley in 1601 Blithfield Hall remained with her brother, Walter Bagot, and was recently featured in the British Television programme "Open University" entitled 'The British Family: Sources and Myths' [May, 2000].
		The Great Staircase at Blithfield Hall is shown here with a portrait of Elizabeth Cave, bride of Walter Bagot, holding a rose and painted just prior to her marriage to Walter c.
		Bramhall Hall in Cheshire is considered by many to be the most beautiful building of its type in the district, being a fl and white structure of timber and magpie mortar.
	www.bramhall.org.uk /wc_toc.htm (2525 words)

	GENUKI: Blithfield (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		"Blithfield parish is a fertile district, seven and a half miles S by W of Uttoxeter and four and a half miles N of Rugeley, comprising the hall, rectory and church of Blithfield, and the hamlets of Admaston, half a mile E of the church, and Newton, one mile NW of the church.
		Blithfield and Admaston contain 1414 acres and Newton 1744 acres.
		His Lordship resides at Blithfield Hall, an ancient mansion with embattled towers and walls, which gives it the air of a fortress.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/STS/Blithfield/index.html (318 words)

	The Estate at Blithfield
		Blithfield Hall, its buildings with turrets and battlements, with the main house joined by battlement walls and the turreted gateway is one of the oldest castles in England.
		Blithfield is situated between the valleys of the two rivers, Blythe and Trent, lying in a hollow, but on high ground.
		Blithfield Hall is within two miles of Abbot's Bromley.
	baggetthistory.com /blithfield.html (2199 words)

	Blithfield SC - the goats of Blithfield Hall
		Blithfield SC - the goats of Blithfield Hall
		As you may have noticed, the club burgee and signage is dominated by a depiction of a Goat and here is the reason: A unique herd of fl necked wild goats used to roam Bagot woods, and were kept in the grounds of Blithfield Hall, overlooking the reservoir.
		Permission to use the Bagot Goat as the Blithfield emblem was kindly granted by Lady Nancy Bagot.
	www.blithfield.org.uk /info/bagot.htm (117 words)

	Breed History
		It is probably true that the Bagot Goat is among one of the oldest breeds of goats in Britain to-day, although usually one of the least known.
		It is known from documentation that in 1710 for instance, the Hall had to reduce the number of goats on the estate in the interests of agriculture.
		Around this time in 1957 the Blithfield goats fate was about to be sealed once and for all as the estate was sold and the goats had to go.
	www.btinternet.com /~evans.chris/bgbs/bhistory.htm (929 words)

	Breeds of Livestock - Bagot Goats (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This breed was formerly feral at Blithfield Hall, Staffordshire, England but has become scattered since 1957.
		This is when it was introduced to Blithfield Hall in Staffordshire.
		There are many stories as to how they got to Blithfield Hall, the most likely one which cannot be proved, but the most factual being, some goats were brought back to England by the returning crusaders.
	www.ansi.okstate.edu /breeds/goats/bagot (295 words)

	About the parish of Blithfield: St Leonard
		Blithfield Parish lies in central rural Staffordshire to to the south and west of Blithfield Reservoir, the nearest town being Rugeley.
		Blithfield Reservoir which is well-known for bird-watching, sailing and fishing.
		Blithfield Hall, next door to the church, is home to the Bagot Family.
	www.achurchnearyou.com /parish.php?p=20/70 (96 words)

	Lower Hall, Rugeley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It was leased, along with all the land belonging to it to Henry Puys, and then on his descendants, by the Dean and Chapter of Lichfield and subsequently became known as Puylands Farm.
		Henry Puys was a direct descendant of William Puys, a resident of Rugeley of the highest status in the 12 th century.
		Lower Halls foundations are known to pass beyond the Red Lion Inn, under the former telephone exchange, the Post Office, and Anson Street towards the Police Station.
	www.rugeleyonline.co.uk /lookingback/lowerhall/lowerhall.htm (451 words)

	LondonTown.com \| Blithfield Street Guide \| Blithfield Street London, W8, England, UK \| London Streets by Street
		Blithfield Street is located in the borough of Kensington and Chelsea
		The nearest underground station to Blithfield Street is 'High Street Kensington ' which is about 8 minutes to the North East.
		Kensington Palace, the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum and the Royal Albert Hall are all a short walk whilst the hotel enjoys convenient access via the Gatwick or Heathrow Expresses.
	www.londontown.com /LondonStreets/blithfield_street_ce6.html (659 words)

	Brian Green - Puppeteer
		After seeing the Lilliput Marionette Theatre at Walsall Town Hall and the Lanchesters, performing at the Theatre Royal in Birmingham, Brian decided that marionettes were the puppets for him and after more trips to the library, managed to put together a few marionette circus items which formed his first marionette show.
		Several seasons were presented including Circus and Music Hall shows, but most notably a specially-written play "The Escape", dealing with an episode in the history of the Hall, with the voice of Mary Queen of Scots provided by Lady Bagot.
		The Puppet Theatre at Blithfield came to an end when Lady Bagot re-married and the Hall would no longer be open to the public.
	www.iandenny.co.uk /page29.htm (990 words)

	BLITHFIELD, St Leonard
		Blithfield Hall and St Leonard’s church date back to the thirteenth and fourteenth century - the Hall has been the property of the Bagot family since 1367.
		Jennings believes that it was cast by Thomas Bett of Leicester, one time Mayor of Leicester, who bequeathed his business to his son-in-law Robert Newcombe.
		He also suggests that a treble bell to augment the bells to four was cast by William Carter of London in 1610, supplied to Blithfield in 1635 and mysteriously ‘lost’ by 1707.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /lwascr/BLI.htm (216 words)

	Colton History Society - Village History in Staffordshire, England
		Century this manor passed into the hands of the Bagot family of Blithfield Hall and remained with the family until well into the 20th.
		His subsequent heirs built Bellamour Hall situated close to the road running from Rugeley and the remains of this Hall can still be seen today..
		The second Hall was sold in the 1920’s and was demolished soon after.
	www.coltonhistory.org.uk /history_Manors.html (357 words)

	Blithfield SC - sailing information
		Introduction to Blithfield SC Blithfield Sailing Club welcomes new members.
		The racing caters for a wide range of abilities - a Personal Handicap series assists the less experienced whilst the class racing and regular Open Meetings offer competition at the very highest level.
		Blithfield offers Winter membership at £54 per boat, valid from 1st November to 31st March, for those wishing to sail inland during the cold weather.
	www.blithfield.org.uk /info (278 words)

	Waltham Place Farm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It is said that Richard II originally gave a herd of goats to the Bagot family of Staffordshire.
		The Bagot thrived on the Bagot estate at Blithfield Hall where they lived wild and were hunted in the same fashion as deer.
		There are no goats at Blithfield Hall today.
	www.walthamplace.com /welcome.php?section=goats (227 words)

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		The apartment is serviced by a private lift/elevator directly into the entrance hall.
		The Estate’s parkland lies to the south of the Hall with the well maintained lawns leading down to the various water’s edges, where walks that can be enjoyed at the foot of the Estate.
		Bretby Hall is a prime commuter location, being approximately 9 miles from the M42/A42, which gives ease of access to Birmingham and the whole of the Midlands, including the National Exhibition Centre.
	www.bretby-hall.com (403 words)

	birding facts Birding Resources by the Fat Birder
		Staffordshire consists of the North Staffordshire Moorland and South Pennines to the north, and mainly farmland further south, although a large heathland relic is still present at Cannock Chase.
		Travel to Barton-under-Needwood, and in the centre of the village, opposite the war memorial by a pub [the Shoulder of Mutton], is a road [Dunstall Road] heading north to Dunstall/Tatenhill.
		Blithfield is a 800-acre (324 hectare) drinking-water supply reservoir, situated to the West of Abbotts Bromley in Staffordshire, operated by South Staffordshire Water plc, who have granted a lease to the West Midland Bird Club for the issue permits for the purpose of observing and recording birds and for the study of natural history...
	www.fatbirder.com /links_geo/europe/england_staffordshire.html (1808 words)

	Lea Hall Farm Bed & Breakfast, Rugeley, Staffordshire
		LEA HALL FARM is the family home of Robert and Helen Parkinson who have lived here since 1998.
		We are Situated on the B5013 between Rugeley and Abbots Bromley, it is central for visiting Stafford and Uttoxeter (8 miles), Lichfield (10 miles), Burton-on-Trent (14 miles) and only a 25 minute drive from the M6, junction 14.
		Local attractions include Alton Towers, Cannock Chase, Shugborough Hall and Blithfield Reservoir - ideal for fishing and birdwatching.To find out more information about the local attractions visit our Location page.
	www.leahallfarm.co.uk (149 words)

	ABBOTS BROMLEY
		The dance procession commences at 8:30 on the vicarage lawn, and between 8:30 - 9:00 the dance is performed on the lawn and at the market place.
		At noon the dancers appear at Blithefield [sic] Hall, and from 16:30 onwards they re-appear at the market.
		This dance is performed across the Staffordshire countryside to Blithfield Hall and back, although it must be said:
	www.roman-britain.org /chase/abbots_bromley.htm (726 words)

	The Mystery Worshipper: St Leonard's, Blithfield, Staffordshire, England
		The neighbourhood: The church is adjacent to the orangery of Blithfield Hall, which is the home of the Bagot family.
		The cast: Rev. Simon Davis, vicar of St Nicholas, Abbots Bromley with St Leonard's, Blithfield.
		And click here if you would like to reproduce this report in your church magazine or website.
	ship-of-fools.com /Mystery/2003/676Mystery.html (519 words)

	Colton House Bed & Breakfast
		Other houses of interest are Malt House Farm dating from the 16th Century; the remains of 17th Century Bellamour Hall as you enter the village; the original early 19th Century free school and also Boughey Hall Farm that can trace its history back to the 13th Century.
		Previous to the erection of the present building the site is reputed to have originally been occupied by a roughly built timber house, in which resided a Saxon Lord, a man of considerable consequence, and lord of at least four different manors, including that of Colton.
		It was being run by Richard Mills, his wife and son, they had 11 boys as boarders and also two of their younger children as pupils, they also had a general and a house servant.
	www.colton-house.com /history.html (2111 words)

	Goingoutguide.co.uk - A guide of what to do and where to stay in the UK
		County Hall, situated in Glenfield, about 5 km (3 miles) northwest of Leicester city centre, is the seat of Leicestershire County Council and the headquarters of the county authority.
		The City of Leicester is administered from offices in Leicester itself and the City Council meets at Leicester Town Hall.
		Eight miles away is Ragley Hall, one of England's finest stately homes and home to the Jerwood Sculpture Park.
	www.goingoutguide.co.uk (4918 words)

	British Goat Society - Breeds of goats 4
		This ancient native breed is known to have existed continuously since the 1380's.
		The name is derived from the Bagot family, of Blithfield Hall,
		Its origin is the subject of discussion and research, which may be followed in the publications of the Bagot Goat Breed Society, affiliated to the BGS.
	www.allgoats.com /breeds4.htm (687 words)

	John Perkin: Third Generation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Occupation: Groom 9 Nov 1932 in Blithfield Hall.
		Reginald David FELL was born in School Lane, Admaston, Staffs, 29 OCT 1923 TO G. Reginald died 15 Feb 1991 in Cannock, 9 Taplow Pl, Chadsmoor., at 67 years of age.
		Lancelot was cremation 13 Mar 1998 in Stafford Crematorium.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /vmorley/html/JOHNPERKIN/d0/catha.htm (493 words)

	Abbots Bromley Horn Dance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The massive horns have been carbon dated back to 1,000 years ago, and are carried aloft by the dancers every Wakes Monday.
		Six costumed men dance the horns around the village and its surrounding smallholdings - and before Lady Bagot at Blithfield Hall - stopping traffic in their wake and performing the dance scores of times.
		Meanwhile, the jester bashes unsuspecting onlookers with his pig's bladder, which is supposed to bring fertility, and two accordion players keep the music going with delightful ease.
	www.mirabilis.ca /archives/001104.html (185 words)

	Page Title
		We study our local history about the Bagots of Blithfield Hall.
		We go back in time and try and find out what life was like in Victorian times in Blithfield Hall.
		We use the 1851 census material and visit Lady Bagot at Blithfield Hall in search of further evidence.
	atschool.eduweb.co.uk /richardclarke.staffs/page4.html (63 words)

	GENUKI: Abbots Bromley
		Its parish is watered by the Blithe and several smaller streams, and contains 8360 acres of land, divided into the three liberties and constablewicks od Abbot's Bromley, Bagot's Bromley and Bromley Hurst, which have only 1508 inhabitants.
		Bagot's Bromley, one mile NW of Abbot's Bromley, adjoins Blithfield Park, the seat of Lord Bagot, and had formerly a hamlet of eleven houses, which were pulled down about forty-two years ago, by Lord Bagot, whose ancestors had anciently a moated mansion here.
		About a mile to the NE is Bagot's Park, which contains many oaks of ancient growth, and numerous herds of deer.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/STS/AbbotsBromley (552 words)

	Staffordshire Holiday Cottages UK - Self catering holidays in Staffordshire, weekend breaks in Staffordshire
		Stoke and Hanley still bear the marks of this hugely successful industry.
		To the South, the wooded parklands of Blithfield Hall, and its reservoir provide further incentives to visit the region.
		This truly is rural England at its finest.
	www.cottages-to-rent.co.uk /Staffordshire-holiday-cottages.html (201 words)

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