of the old house. Some of the cellars of the old house still remain into the 21st Century. When the house was pulled down, a quantity of oak panelling was removed to Tedsmore, including an old English mantelpiece which was placed in the entrance hall there. Bulkeley Hatchett Bulkeley-Owen, who died on 10 August 1868, leaving a widow but no children, was succeeded by his brother, the Rev. T. M. Bulkeley-Owen. Mr. Thomas Lloyd was the occupier of Shelvock farm which included the house and almost the whole township in 1894, and Mr. Thomas Bowdler occupied the cottage, which is the only other house in the Township of Shelvock. It is situated on the brook which separates the Townships of Shelvock and Eardiston, and is probably the Gate House mentioned in the Deed of 1766. In the 1890s, Shelvock was part of the Tedsmore Hall property. The date 1606 was still on one of the stables in 1894, situated, with park-like grounds round it, and a picturesque pool below. In 1894 the Township of Shelvock included the house and only one cottage. The area was 259 acres 3 roods 4 perches (1.1 km²). 1900-Present In the late 20th Century, the farm was owned by the family of Mr. D. R. Corbett. There has no doubt been various owners and occupiers (tenant farmers) throughout the 19th and 20th Centuries. In 2000, as part of a Millennium Year project, a member of the Rogers family recalled that 'I once lived at Shelvock and my mum (Patricia Lloyd) was born there. My grandfather W. E. Lloyd once farmed at Shelvock until approx 1990. I spent a lot of my childhood on the farm". My great grandfather was Thomas Lloyd mentioned above. W.E Lloyd was well known amongst members of the Suffolk Sheep society and had the well known Shelvock flock, that won many a cup at shows around the country Footnotes Selected bibliography Based on edited Extracts from Robert Lloyd Kenyon: Shelvock in Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Historical Society: Vol. VI of 2nd Series pp. 327–340 (1894), accessed 26 November 2013 at Internet Archive, and a subsequent article in Vol. II of 3rd Series pp. 107–116. (c1896); Township of Shelvock'' by the same author. Location of Records: Parish Registers survive from 1719 at Shropshire Records & Research Centre, Castle Gates, Shrewsbury (Tel + 44 1743 255350). Phillimore, W. P. W. (editor),