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Robin Hood's relatives

by Roger Griffith 17 April

Hoodstone Farm near Gadgirth is recorded in the 1860s as having been the home to members of the Hood family since the 13th century.

The tradition in the family was that three Hood brothers came to these parts after the death of their renowned relative, Robin Hood.

 


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