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In 1998 my husband and I visited Midgham, Berkshire, England and had the good fortune to meet local Tull researchers who have been most helpful in providing information from the area. They also took us on a tour of homes that had once either belonged to or had been lived in by Tulls. The above is a beautiful thatched roof home which was one of these homes. Although we have not found our direct link of our emigrants in Richard Tull, Elder of the Hill, there are some areas that are still being researched.
BUTTON COURT FARM - HOME OF RICHARD TULL, ELDER OF THE HILL
This picture was taken in 1998 and we were told that it had not changed much over the years,
it still had not been moderized. It is located in Midgham, Berkshire Co, England
Richard Tull, Elder of the Hill, died Oct 20 1594 in Thatcham, Berkshire, England
Wife: Margaret "Margery" Unknown Tull, died Oct 10, 1598, Thatcham, Berkshire, England. They had 10 known children.
In The Place-Names of BERKSHIRE, Volume XLIX by Margaret Gelling
Page 255-256 Midgham
Midgham, Probably 'riverside meadow infested by midges'
In the listings is
BUTTON COURT, Thomas Butun is mentioned in years 1260-1 FF in connection with Midgham
Page 153 under BLEWBURY
A field name is listed :Buttons Croft and Meadow (Buttons Close, Crofte, Mylls and Sleyes 1548 LRMB, Buttons Sleyes, Mylnes and Londes 1576
There is a new street in Berkshire County called " Tull Way" a copy is included on each page as below
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