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This Denehole is named after James Moseling, an ancestor of mine who, having been missing from home for two days in September 1842, (having told his wife that he was going out to find work) was found dead in the hole. The Inquest records the following: "The Jury, after hearing the evidence, returned a verdict of 'Accidental Death'. Some nuts being found in the pockets of the deceased, and several Hazel-bushes growing at the edge of the pit, it is supposed he fell in accidentally."
Stephen Moseling, London
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