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Old 17-09-2019, 16:51   #1
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Henfield House

I wonder if anybody knows anything of the history of Henfield House near the Dunkenhalgh. So far turned up nothing apart from the ruined listed building in the grounds,
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Old 18-09-2019, 08:57   #2
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Re: Henfield House

There's no mention of Henfield House in 'Old Homesteads of Accrington & District' I think there will be some information held in the library. It will certainly be on the early OS maps.
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Old 19-09-2019, 16:43   #3
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Its on the 1845 6 inch OS map on the Lancashire Council website so it must have been built before that.
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Old 20-02-2020, 22:46   #4
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I know of henfield house it was owned by the hacking family who have memorial at althsm and buried there about late 1800. If is a strange house named after the lost village noe taken up with altham and clayton. I cannot find any more history before 1800s. Apparently there is a secret chapel at the back in a cave style probably used by the persecuted catholics .
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Old 20-02-2020, 22:50   #5
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Old 21-02-2020, 07:22   #6
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Henfield was the site of a famous battle of whinny hill 1642 civil war see link above. Only the racecourse of the name enfield exist of any names of the area obvious the h being dropped.
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Old 21-02-2020, 09:57   #7
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Henfield was the site of a famous battle of whinny hill 1642 civil war see link above. Only the racecourse of the name enfield exist of any names of the area obvious the h being dropped.
The civil war battle was actually known as "The battle of Henfield Moor", or so I have always been led to believe.
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