There had been an earlier arranged marriage which had resulted also in a court case. Again it started with the death of a Thomas Titterton, who had an only daughter Dorothy who was under age. It seems that Dorothy was an heiress of sorts and the Redferns had plans for her marriage. George Titterton wanted to keep the inheritance in his family and married Dorothy off to his son Henry who was also under age. It seems there was little the Redferns could do.
Narrowdale farm is still there today.
A public footpath which approaches it from the north is in fact a hollow way and passes some ruined farm buildings. The Ashbourne family were very prominent in Ashbourne in the 1600s running a number of local trades. There were successive shoemakers, a glover, a taylor and a courier. The founder of the family was a Thomas Titterton who died in 1600. He is likely to be an off shoot of the Alstonfield branch but several generations back.