The Dixon family from Glebe Farm in Billingham. The family were well known in the area. Three generations of the Dixons lived at Glebe Farm and they won several competitions for ploughing. 
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I worked at Chaple Road garage which was on the left as you went into the court yard of Glebe farm.
I live at Glebe Farm house now.
Angie Watson – Are you connected with Jessie Watson, she was connected with a farming family and she lived somewhere near Norton Green until the 1980″s?
Hi Angie. The Glebe Farm Norton. Access was gained to this Farm from Parsons Walk Ragworth Place. The walk started between No. 10 and 11. The Farm was directly behind No 10. The last Tenant was Jack Lumley. The Farm and Paddock are now the annex of the Red House School and is for the Primary and Juniors. Another way of describing its whereabouts is: looking and facing the Church on the Green there is a 6ft high wall to the left. Behind this wall was the Paddock to the Farm.
My family lived at a glebe farm in norton around 1880″s, does anyone know if this is the same one?
Prior to the Dixons owning Glebe Farm, it was owned by the Johnson family. Are there any photographs available of the Johnson working the farm? The last owner of the farm was Blackburn Johnson who died in 1895, I believe his widow did not stay there very long after his death.
Glebe Farm Billingham is now a private house in Chapel Road, Billingham. In their time the Dixon Family won National and International Ploughing Championships Canada /United-States Most of their corn fields were on the site of the present Billingham Golf course and “Beck” and land alongside the road to Wolviston.