Wool and woollen cloth seem to have been important products of the parish in the 14th century. In 1340, the parish's crops were devastated by storms, flocks dwindled and 11 tenants abandoned their holdings.
The parish's textile industry seemed to thrive during the 14th century, with wool and woollen cloth being major products. However, a severe storm in 1340 destroyed the crops, leading to a decline in livestock and ultimately resulting in 11 tenants leaving their land.