By 1875 the farm had fallen into ruins, marked only by an ash tree, when a monument to his memory was placed in nearby Wormhill. By 1958, the ash tree had also gone, and the Derbyshire Archaeological Society planted a sapling in its place and erected another monument.
By 1875, the farm was dilapidated, with only an ash tree remaining as a marker of its former glory. A memorial to his memory was placed nearby Wormhill. By 1958, the ash tree had also perished, and the Derbyshire Archaeological Society planted a sapling in its place and erected another monument.