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Property name
Three Oaks Farm
Other names
Trois Bois
Location
Grande Route de St Laurent, St Lawrence
Type of property
Historic farmstead divided into separate residential units
Valuations
No recent transactions
Families associated with the property
- Blampied: This property is not shown on the Godfray Map and therefore must have been built in the 1850s, possibly by John Blampied on land that had belonged to the Bertaut family, inherited through his mother. In 1861 he was shown as living in this location with his family, in an unnamed farmhouse, with another farmer, Jean Hamon. Blampied was a farmer of 18 acres and Hamon a farmer of 3½ acres.The property was in the Blampied family from the mid-19th century until 1927 when James John Blampied, who inherited it from his father John, son of Philippe Blampied, of Blampied Farm, left it to Clara Catherine Nursey. He died in 1934 and had possibly married her by that time. John Blampied was already there in the 1871 census and in 1881 he is shown as farmer and owner of 16 acres. By 1901 he had retired, but was still living here with his wife Mary Ann (1828- )
The property was already sub-divided by 1941, when four families were registered as living there, two of them connected
- Pearce: George Alexander Pearce (1879- ), his wife Ada Anne, nee Touzel (1906- ) and their son Alec Collas Luce Pearce
- Bonny: Peter Marie Bonny (1894- ), his wife Alice Marie, nee Cotillard (1894- ) [1] and their children George William (1922- ) and Anaise Yolonde (1923- )
- Cotillard: Arthur Albert Cotillard (1910- ), his wife Lucille Maud, nee Emmanuel (1908- ) and their son Basil Arthur
- Henstridge: George Nelson Henstridge (1909- ), his wife Evelyn Eugenie, nee Michel (1907- ) and their children Roy Michel, Neville George, Brian Martin and Dennis
Datestones
JBP MAGLC - For Jean Blampied and Mary Ann Gallichan, who married in St Lawrence in 1854
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
Notes and references
- ↑ Sister of Arthur Albert Cotillard, below
1914 potato harvest at Three Oaks Farm
