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1811
The Wheatland Hunt was instituted in 1811 by Mr. Skelding, who was joined a few years later by Mr. Baker
1818
Mr Baker died in 1818 and the formal hunt came to a temporary end although the country was still hunted by a trencher-fed pack until 1843
1843
A brother of Mr Baker took on The Wheatland Hunt
1903
The hounds were moved from Monkhopton to new kennels at Cleobury North
1919
The kennels were moved by Mr. Buston from Cleobury North to Eardington in June 1919, at his own expense. He presented them to the country.
1921
Frances Pitt and Mr G C Wolryche-Whitmore becam Joint Hon Secs
1929
Frances Pitt become joint Master with Geoffrey Wolryche-Whitmore
1932
Wheatland Point-to-Point - 1932 
1935
Frances Pitt becomes sole Master of The Wheatland Foxhounds
1936
Miss Pitt MFH at Plaish - 1936 
1949
Miss Pitt with Capt Ronnie Wallace at Bridgnorth High St meet - 1949 
1951
Frances Pitt leaves the mastership of The Wheatland Hunt
1964
Frances Pitt died on the 9th March 1964
