Looking for Four Mile Bottom at Rodmarton

[Kessa]

Looks like there was more than one Four Mile Bottom.  I don't think the Barnsley one is the one I am interested in.  Too far from Rodmarton.
Thanks Kay for all your input, it is much appreciated.

[Kay99]

You are welcome Kessa.   I always find geographical problems fascinating 

Kay

[StintonLomas]

Using Gmaps Jackaments Bottom is 5.6 mls from Tetbury and 6 mls from Cirencester.
Looking at an old map though Jakaments Bottom appears to be only about 4.5 mls from Cirencester.
Given that they are the 2 most likely places in the area to have a mileage reference stone, I would think 4ml  bottom stone could be 1.5 ml nearer to Tetbury or 2 ml nearer Cirencester

[Brentor boy]

The point at which the lane to Rodmarton leaves the A433, Tetbury to Cirencester road, is almost exactly 4 miles from Tetbury. The road here is at a low point, compared with most of the rest of the route, and I imagine, before modern highway construction,  may well have  provided difficult passsge during inclement weather, hence attracting an unofficial  identification.

PS.  It appears to be at the bottom of a stretch of road named as Haresdown Hill from Cirencester and then climbs up again towards Tetbury.

[Kessa]

Thank you, I feel that Brentor Boy has nailed it as the family next lived at Culkerton which is close to the four mile distance location. 

Thanks to everyone for their interest.