Sir John heard of Mrs. Dashwood's predicament and offered Barton Cottage, a small home on the outskirts of his estate. He came to greet them immediately upon their arrival and welcomed them heartily to the cottage. He showed his further generosity by giving them gifts of fruit and vegetables from his estate, as well as meats. He delivered a note from his young wife cordially asking them to visit Barton House.
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