Parsonage Farm is situated a mile and a half north east of Amroth. According to heritage consultancy Trysor, 'the farmstead is shown on the 1809 Tenby sheet of Ordnance Survey Original Surveyors Drawing and the 1891 1 inch to 1 mile scale Ordnance Survey map.
'On the tithe survey in 1845, the farmhouse and fields at Parsonage Farm are shown very much as they are today. The farm was recorded as being owned by the Reverend William Harries and occupied by George Davies.'
'The 1890 1:2500 Ordnance Survey map shows the farm buildings clearly for the first time. The farmhouse was in its present position, with several outbuildings to its east and south. These buildings seems to still be in place today, with the addition of some more recent buildings, in particular a large shed to the west of the farmhouse. The farm was occupied by the Davies family from the 1840s until at least 1911.'
Source: Trysor report entitled 'Parsonage Farm, Amroth Pembrokeshire Historic Environment Appraisal' by Jenny Hall and Paul Sambrook, published in September 2013
M. Ryder, RCHAMW, 6th March 2019