Laverick Hall Farm - Northumberland, on the south east side of Blyth

[Skoosh]

Laverock in Scots, a lark! 

Skoosh.

[TriciaK]

Yes, I remember now, Gloucester Lodge.

[Ian Nelson]

Spelt many ways but Laverock / Laverick HALL is a poetical reference to Heaven, the Sky.
So says the Scots Etymology online site

[Skoosh]

Chambers Scots Dictionary = the Lark.

Skoosh.

[Ian Nelson]

See here,  Laverock hall Farm, cheers

https://www.laverockhallfarm.co.uk/contact-us

One of the best web sites I've seen, plenty of photos of life down on the farm

but this one shows Laverick and variations as a Family Surname

https://www.houseofnames.com/laverick-family-crest

[Gen List Lass]

I get my wild bird seed from Laverock Hall farm at the top of the road of the same name - Laverock Hall Road, which runs down to South Beach, Blyth. The farm is on the roundabout junction of the A1061 and A192 roads.

Gen in NBL England

[Nova67]

My current research leads me to a family that, for many decades in the 18th Century, were tenant farmers at Laverick Hall Farm. Does anyone know when the farm house that still stands today was actually built?

Allan

My research also leads me here. The current family are related and  inter-related to me through the Hogg and Bennett families. Our ancestors were there on Stickley Farm in the 18th century.

[AllanUK]

My current research leads me to a family that, for many decades in the 18th Century, were tenant farmers at Laverick Hall Farm. Does anyone know when the farm house that still stands today was actually built?

Allan

My research also leads me here. The current family are related and  inter-related to me through the Hogg and Bennett families. Our ancestors were there on Stickley Farm in the 18th century.

Hi,

My interest in Laverock Hall Farm was that I was assisting someone in Australia who was researching his family who famed there in the 18th Century.

[Nova67]

So would they be connected to the same families? Thanks for your reply.