Part 1b – The House that Isaac Built – The Descendants of Isaac and Joan Alchorne ... continued

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.3.6.1  ~~  Amos Luck

Amos was born at Mayfield in 1883 (Uckfield 1883 March qtr Volume 2b Page 129). The 1891 census records that the school boy was living with his family at The School House, Mayfield. The 1901 census records that Amos was a grocer’s assistant and he was living with his parents at Cranesden Cottage, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.3.6.2  ~~  William Alfred Luck

William, sometimes known as Alfred, was born at Mayfield in 1884 (Uckfield 1884 September qtr Volume 2b Page 118). The 1891 census records that the school boy was living with his family at The School House, Mayfield. The 1901 census records that William was a horseman on a farm and he was living with his parents at Cranesden Cottage, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.3.6.3  ~~  Mary Eliza Luck

Mary was born at Mayfield in 1887 (Uckfield 1887 June qtr Volume 2b Page 131). The 1891 census records that the young girl was living with her family at The School House, Mayfield. The 1901 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Cranesden Cottage, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.3.6.4  ~~  John Luck

John was born at Mayfield in 1889 (Uckfield 1889 December qtr Volume 2b Page 116). The 1891 census records that the young boy was living with his family at The School House, Mayfield. The 1901 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Cranesden Cottage, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.3.6.5  ~~  Sarah Daisy Luck

Sarah, known as Daisy, was born at Mayfield in 1891 (Uckfield 1891 December qtr Volume 2b page 112). The 1901 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Cranesden Cottage, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.3.6.6  ~~  Ernest Luck

Ernest was born at Mayfield in 1894 (Uckfield 1894 December qtr Volume 2b Page 121). The 1901 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Cranesden Cottage, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.3.6.7  ~~  Elizabeth Clara Luck

Elizabeth, known as Clara, was born at Mayfield in 1896 (Uckfield 1896 December qtr Volume 2b Page 126). The 1901 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Cranesden Cottage, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.3.6.8  ~~  Stephen Luck

Stephen was born at Mayfield in 1899 (Uckfield 1899 March qtr Volume 2b Page 120). The 1901 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Cranesden Cottage, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.3.7  ~~  John Buss

John was born at Mayfield in 1865 (Uckfield 1865 June qtr Volume 2b Page 93). The 1871 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Back Lane, Mayfield. The 1881 census records that John was an apprenticed butcher and he was living with his parents at Back Lane, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.3.8  ~~  Thomas Benjamin Buss

Thomas was born at Mayfield in 1867 (Uckfield 1867 September qtr Volume 2b Page 106). The 1871 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Back Lane, Mayfield. The 1881 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Back Lane, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.4  ~~  Thomas Bridger

Thomas was born at Mayfield in 1834 and he was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 9th March 1834. The 1841 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Pages Farm, Mayfield. The 1851 census records that Thomas was an agricultural labourer and he was still living with his parents at Pages Farm.

Thomas married Frances (possibly Lade); she was born at Mayfield in 1838. Thomas and Frances had at least ten children – Elizabeth (1861), Thomas (1863), William (1865), Fanny (1869), Benjamin (1871), Elizabeth (1873), Sarah (1875), Ellen (1877), John (1879) and Frederick (1881).

The 1861 census records that Thomas was a farm foreman and he and his wife and their new-born daughter were living at Possingworth, Waldron. Eliza Lade (who was possibly Frances’ 18 year old sister) was visiting them at the time.

The 1871 census records that Thomas was a game keeper and he and his wife and their five children were living at Downford, Mayfield. The 1881 census records that Thomas was a farmer and he and his wife and their nine children were living at Page’s Farm (150 acres), Mayfield.

The 1891 census records that Thomas was still a farmer and he and his wife and five of their children were still living at Pages Farm, Mayfield. Frances died in the 1890’s. The 1901 census records that Thomas was a widowed farmer and he and his three unmarried children were still living at Pages Farm.

St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield the cemetery holds the remains of many of the author’s relations

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.4.1  ~~  Elizabeth Ann Bridger

Thomas was born at Mayfield in late March or early April 1861 (Uckfield 1861 June qtr Volume 2b Page 91) and she was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 11th June 1861. The 1861 census records that the infant was less than 1 month old and she was living with her family at Possingworth, Waldron.

The 1871 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Downford, Mayfield. The 1881 census records that Elizabeth was unmarried and she was living with her parents at Pages farm, Mayfield. The 1891 census records that Elizabeth was still a spinster. She was the housekeeper for her widowed father at Pages Farm, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.4.2  ~~  Thomas Bridger

Thomas was born at Mayfield in 1863 and he was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 2nd August 1863. The 1871 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Downford, Mayfield. The 1881 census records that Thomas was a farm labourer and he was living with his parents at Pages Farm, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.4.3  ~~  William Edward Bridger

William was born at Mayfield in 1865 (Uckfield 1865 June qtr Volume 2b Page 95) and he was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 4th June 1865. The 1871 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Downford, Mayfield. The 1881 census records that William was a farm labourer and he was living with his parents at Pages Farm, Mayfield.

William married either Mary Ann Rhoades or Louisa Charlotte Thursby in 1888 (Eastbourne 1888 June qtr Volume 2b Page 129).

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.4.4  ~~  Fanny Bridger

Fanny was born at Mayfield in 1869 (Uckfield 1869 June qtr Volume 2b Page 97) and she was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 7th February 1869. The 1871 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Downford, Mayfield.

The 1881 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Pages Farm, Mayfield. Fanny died in 1886 aged only 18 years (Uckfield 1886 March qtr Volume 2b Page 89).

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.4.5  ~~  Benjamin Bridger

Benjamin was born at Mayfield in 1871 (Uckfield 1871 March qtr Volume 2b Page 106) and he was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 5th March 1871. The 1871 census records that the 3 month old infant was living with his family at Downford, Mayfield. The 1881 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Pages Farm, Mayfield.

The 1891 census records that Benjamin was an unmarried farm labourer and he was living with his widowed father at Pages Farm, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.4.6  ~~  Eliza Bridger

Eliza was born at Mayfield in 1873 (Uckfield 1873 September qtr Volume 2b Page 100) and she was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 7th September 1873. The 1881 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Pages Farm, Mayfield.

The 1881 census records that Eliza was living with her widowed father at Pages Farm, Mayfield. The 1901 census records that Eliza was still a spinster. She had taken over from her elder sister as the housekeeper for her widowed father at Pages Farm.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.4.7  ~~  Sarah Bridger

Sarah was born at Mayfield in 1875 (Uckfield 1875 September qtr Volume 2b Page 101) and she was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 5th April 1876. The 1881 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Pages Farm, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.4.8  ~~  Ellen Sophia Bridger

Ellen was born at Mayfield in 1877 (Uckfield 1877 December qtr Volume 2b Page 116) and she was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 5th May 1878. The 1881 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Pages Farm, Mayfield.

The 1891 census records that the school girl was living with her widowed father at Pages Farm, Mayfield. The 1901 census records that Ellen was unmarried and she was looking after her widowed father at Pages Farm.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.4.9  ~~  John Bridger

John was born at Mayfield in 1879 (Uckfield 1879 December qtr Volume 2b Page 121) and he was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 5th October 1879. The 1881 census records that the toddler was living with his family at Pages Farm, Mayfield.

The 1891 census records that the school boy was living with his widowed father at Pages Farm, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.4.10  ~~  Frederick Francis Bridger

Frederick was born at Mayfield in 1881 (after the census) and he was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 2nd October 1881. The 1891 census records that the school boy was living with his widowed father at Pages Farm, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.5  ~~  Sarah Bridger

Sarah was born at Mayfield on 7th September 1835 and she was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 1st November 1835. The 1841 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Pages Farm, Mayfield. The 1851 census records that Sarah was still living with her parents at Pages Farm.

Sarah married Jabez Kine at Mayfield on 12th December 1854 (Uckfield 1854 December qtr Volume 2b Page 140); he was born at Wadhurst in 1834 the son of Joseph and Martha Kine. Jabez and Sarah had at least ten children – Martha (1855), Annie (1857), Joseph (1858), Katie (1862), Ada (1865), Samuel (1867), Ernest (1870), Flora (1872), Edith (1873) and Eva (1877).

The 1861 census records that Jabez was farming 128 acres and employing 4 men and 2 boys. He and his wife, their three young children and Sarah’s elderly grandmother (Sarah Bridger) were living at Crabb, Mayfield. Unfortunately Jabez seems to have fallen on hard times in the mid 1860’s.

The 1871 census records that Jabez was a ‘farmer out of business’ and he and his wife and five of their children were living at Maynards Gate, Rotherfield. The 1881 census records that Jabez was now a game keeper and he and his wife and six of their children were living at Freshham Farm Cottage, Wadhurst.

The 1891 census records that Jabez was once more a ‘farmer out of business’ and he and his wife and three of their children were living at Rotherfield Farm Cottage, Mayfield. Sarah died in 1899 aged 64 years (Uckfield 1899 December qtr Volume 2b Page 100).

The 1901 census records that Jabez was widowed and still not farming any more. He and his three unmarried children were living at Ellis Cottage, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.5.1  ~~  Martha E. Kine

Martha was born at Mayfield in 1855. The 1861 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Crabb, Mayfield. The 1871 census records that Martha was living with her parents at Maynards Gate, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.5.2  ~~  Annie Mary Kine

Annie was born at Mayfield in 1857. The 1861 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Crabb, Mayfield. The 1871 census records that Annie was living with her paternal grand parents at Weston House, Skinner Hill, Wadhurst.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.5.3  ~~  Joseph Edward Kine

Joseph was born at Mayfield in 1858. The 1861 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Crabb, Mayfield. The 1871 census records that Joseph was visiting his uncle and aunt (James and Emily Campbell) at Easby Farm, Wadhurst.

The 1881 census records that Joseph was an unmarried agricultural labourer and he was boarding with Jesse and Sarah Weddall at Ivy Lodge Farm, Frant.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.5.4  ~~  Katie F. Kine

Katie was born at Mayfield in 1862. The 1871 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Maynards Gate, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.5.5  ~~  Ada Louisa Kine

Ada was born at Rotherfield in 1865 (Uckfield 1865 March qtr Volume 2b Page 93) and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 9th April 1865. The 1871 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Maynards Gate, Rotherfield.

The 1881 census records that Ada was living with her parents at Freshham Farm Cottage, Wadhurst. Ada is not recorded with her family in the 1891 census and she had probably gone into service. The 1901 census records that Ada was still a spinster and she was the house keeper for her widowed father at Ellis Cottage, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.5.6  ~~  Samuel Thomas Kine

Samuel was born at Rotherfield in 1867 (Uckfield 1867 June qtr Volume 2b Page 99) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 8th September 1867. The 1871 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Maynards Gate, Rotherfield. The 1881 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Freshham Farm Cottage, Wadhurst.

The 1891 census records that Samuel was an unmarried grocer’s warehouseman and he was boarding with Alfred and Frances Jones at 20 Beltring Road, Eastbourne. The 1901 census records that Samuel was an unmarried house painter and he was living with his widowed father at Ellis Cottage, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.5.7  ~~  Ernest F. Kine

Ernest was born at Rotherfield in 1870 (Uckfield 1870 March qtr Volume 2b Page 107). The 1871 census records that the toddler was living with his family at Maynards Gate, Rotherfield. The 1881 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Freshham Farm Cottage, Wadhurst.

The 1891 census records that Ernest was an unmarried labourer and he was living with his parents at Rotherfield Farm Cottage, Mayfield. The 1901 census records that Ernest was an unmarried gardener and he was living with his widowed father at Ellis Cottage, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.5.8  ~~  Flora Alice Kine

Flora was born at Wadhurst in 1872 (Ticehurst 1872 March qtr Volume 2b Page 105). The 1881 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Freshham Farm Cottage, Wadhurst. Flora is not recorded with the rest of her family in the 1891 census and she had probably gone into service.

Flora married Herbert William Barfoot in 1898 (Lewes 1898 June qtr Volume 2b Page 373); he was born at Larkford, Kent in 1865. Herbert and Flora had at least one child – Courtney (1901). The 1901 census records that Herbert was a ‘woollen agent’ and he and his wife and their new-born son were living at 49 Millard Road, Lewisham.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.5.8.1  ~~  Courtney Barfoot

Courtney was born at Hitherpsea (?), Kent in March 1901. The 1901 census records that the 1 month old infant was living with his family at 49 Millard Road, Lewisham.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.5.9  ~~  Edith May Kine

Edith was born at Wadhurst in 1873 (Ticehurst 1873 June qtr Volume 2b Page 91). The 1881 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Freshham Farm Cottage, Wadhurst. The 1891 census records that Edith was a servant and she was living with her parents at Rotherfield Farm Cottage, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.5.10  ~~  Eva Agnes Kine

Eva was born at Wadhurst in 1877 (Ticehurst 1877 June qtr Volume 2b Page 98). The 1881 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Freshham Farm Cottage, Wadhurst. The 1891 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Rotherfield Farm Cottage, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6  ~~  Emily Bridger

Emily was born at Mayfield in 1836 and she was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 26th June 1836. The 1841 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Pages Farm, Mayfield. The 1851 census records that Emily (Emma) was still living with her parents at Pages Farm.

Emily married James Campbell in 1857 (Tonbridge 1857 December qtr Volume 2a Page 659); he was born in Berwickshire, Scotland in 1828. James and Emily had at least seven children – Ann (1858), Sarah (1860), Emily (1861), Thomas (1863), Frederick (1865), James (1868) and Lucy (1873). The 1861 census records that James was a farm bailiff and he and his wife and their two young daughters were living at Button Farm House, Mayfield.

The 1871 census records that James was farming 146 acres and employing 4 men and 1 boy. He and his wife and six children were living at Easby Farm, Wadhurst. The family also had a visitor, their nephew 13 year old Joseph Kine of Mayfield.

The 1881 census records that James was now a Land Steward and he was also farming 262 acres. He and his wife, two children, a servant (15 year old Emey Turner of Waldron) were living at the Home Farm, Laughton. They also had a visitor Mortimer J. Turner (born at Waldron in 1871) who was probably a relative.

The 1891 census records that James was a farmer and he and his wife and their three unmarried children were living at Mill Farm, Laughton. The 1901 census records that James was a farmer and he and his wife, their spinster daughter Lucy and their grandson Wilfred were living at Hewer Street Farm, Crooks Bridge near Hamsey.

Emily died in 1904 aged 67 years (Lewes 1904 March qtr Volume 2b Page 123).

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.1  ~~  Ann Elizabeth Campbell

Ann was born at Mayfield in 1858 (Uckfield 1858 June qtr Volume 2b Page 74). The 1861 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Button Farm House, Mayfield. The 1871 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Easby Farm, Wadhurst.

Ann had a natural born son – Wilfred (1880). Shortly after her son’s birth Ann married Thomas Faulconer in late 1880 (Hastings 1880 December qtr Volume 2b Page 35); he was born at Hurstmonceux in 1851. Thomas and Ann had at least seven children – Harriett (1882), Thomas (1883), Lionel (1885), Alexander (1886), Beatrice (1888), Georgina (1899) and James (1901).

The 1881 census records that Thomas was farming 306 acres and he employed 7 men and 3 boys. He and his wife, her young son and her brother Thomas Campbell were living at Sand Hill Farm. However this was the time of deep agricultural depression in England as her farmers struggled to compete with the imports from the Colonies and Thomas began to slide inexorably backwards.

The 1891 census records that Thomas was a manager of a milk works and he and his wife and their six young children were living at Laughton. The 1901 census records that Thomas was a stockman on a farm and he and his wife and four of their children were living at Haven Street, Withyham.

Thomas died in 1909 aged 60 years (Lewes 1909 March qtr Volume 2b Page 140).

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.1.1  ~~  Wilfred Ogle Campbell

Wilfred was born at Laughton in 1880 (Hailsham 1880 December qtr Volume 2b Page 92) shortly before his mother’s marriage. It is not certain if Thomas Faulconer was his father but it seems likely. The 1881 census records that the 6 month old infant (recorded with the surname of Campbell) was living with his family at Sand Hill Farm House, Hooe.

The 1891 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Laughton. The 1901 census records that Wilfred (called Ogle) was an unmarried baker and he was living with his maternal grandparents at Hewer Street Farm, Crooks Bridge near Hamsey.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.1.2  ~~  Harriett Emily Mabel Faulconer

Harriett was born at Laughton in 1882 (Hailsham 1882 June qtr Volume 2b Page 100). The 1891 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Laughton. The 1901 census records that Harriett was a ‘mother’s help’ and she was living with her parents at Haven Street, Withyham.

Harriett married John T. Williams in 1915 (Lewes 1915 December qtr Volume 2b Page 493).

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.1.3  ~~  Thomas Frederick James Faulconer

Thomas was born at Laughton in 1883 (Hailsham 1883 December qtr Volume 2b Page 102). The 1891 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Laughton. Thomas married Florrie Waller in 1905 (Lewes 1905 December qtr Volume 2b Page 387).

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.1.4  ~~  Lionel Newton Faulconer

Lionel was born at Laughton in 1885 (Hailsham 1885 June qtr Volume 2b Page 111). The 1891 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Laughton. The 1901 census records that Lionel was a butcher and he was lodging with (and working for) Thomas Poupert (?) at the Butcher’s shop, High Street, Barcombe.

Lionel married Maggie B. Hill in 1912 (Lewes 1912 March qtr Volume 2b Page 251).

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.1.5  ~~  Alexander John Faulconer

Alexander was born at Laughton in 1886 (Uckfield 1886 September qtr Volume 2b Page 144). The 1891 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Laughton. The 1901 census records that Alexander was a farm boy and he was living with his parents at Haven Street, Withyham.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.1.6  ~~  Beatrice Adelaide Emma Faulconer

Beatrice was born at Laughton in 1888 (Lewes 1888 June qtr Volume 2b Page 193). The 1891 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Laughton.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.1.7  ~~  Georgina Violet Faulconer

Georgina was born at Withyham in 1899 (Lewes 1899 June qtr Volume 2b Page 166). The 1901 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Haven Street, Withyham.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.1.8  ~~  James Robert C. Faulconer

James was born at Withyham in March 1901 (Lewes 1901 June qtr Volume 2b Page 163). The 1901 census records that the new born infant was living with his family at Haven Street, Withyham.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.2  ~~  Sarah Sophia Campbell

Sarah was born at Mayfield in 1860 (Uckfield 1860 March qtr Volume 2b Page 99). The 1861 census records that the toddler was living with her family at Button Farm House, Mayfield. The 1871 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Easby Farm, Wadhurst.

The 1881 census records that Sarah was unmarried and she was living with her parents at Home Farm, Laughton. The 1891 census records that Sarah was a spinster and she was living with her parents at Mill Farm, Laughton. Sarah died in 1901 aged 40 years (Lewes 1901 March qtr Volume 2b Page 113). She never married.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.3  ~~  Emily Campbell

Emily was born at Mayfield in 1861 (Uckfield 1861 December qtr Volume 2b Page 83). The 1871 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Easby Farm, Wadhurst.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.4  ~~  Thomas Edwin Campbell

Thomas was born at Mayfield in 1863. The 1871 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Easby Farm, Wadhurst. The 1881 census records that Thomas was a agricultural labourer and he was living, and probably working for, his sister and brother in law (Ann and Thomas Faulconer) at Sand Hill Farm House, Hooe.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.5  ~~  Frederick Allcorn Campbell

Frederick was born at Mayfield in 1865 (Uckfield 1865 September qtr Volume 2b Page 93). The 1871 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Easby Farm, Wadhurst. The 1881 census records that Frederick was a school boy and he and his brother James were attending a boarding school at Lion Street, Chichester.

The 1891 census records that Frederick was an unmarried farmer and he was living with his parents at Mill Farm, Laughton. Frederick married Annie; she was born at Firle in 1872. Frederick and Annie had at least four children – Florence (1893), Frederick (1896), Harold (1899) and Albert (1901).

The 1901 census records that Frederick was a farmer and he and his wife and their four children were living at St Hewen Street, Crooksbridge near Hamsey.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.5.1  ~~  Florence Alice Campbell

Florence was born at Hamsey in 1893 (Lewes 1893 December qtr Volume 2b Page 171). The 1901 census records that the school girl was living with her family at St Hewen Street, Crooksbridge.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.5.2  ~~  Frederick Charles Campbell

Frederick was born at Hamsey in 1896 (Lewes 1896 December qtr Volume 2b Page 173). The 1901 census records that the young boy was living with his family at St Hewen Street, Crooksbridge.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.5.3  ~~  Harold Leslie Campbell

Harold was born at Hamsey in 1899 (Lewes 1899 March qtr Volume 2b Page 171). The 1901 census records that the young boy was living with his family at St Hewen Street, Crooksbridge.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.5.4  ~~  Albert Campbell

Albert was born at Hamsey in February 1901 (Lewes 1901 March qtr Volume 2b Page 167). The 1901 census records that the 2 month old infant was living with his family at St Hewen Street, Crooksbridge.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.6   ~~  James Campbell

James was born at Mayfield in 1868 (Uckfield 1868 June qtr Volume 2b Page 96). The 1871 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Easby Farm, Wadhurst. The 1881 census records that Frederick was a school boy and he and his brother James were attending a boarding school at Lion Street, Chichester.

The 1891 census records that James was an unmarried farmer and he was living with his parents at Mill Farm, Laughton.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.6.7  ~~  Lucy Louisa Campbell

Lucy was born at Waldron in 1873 (Hailsham 1873 March qtr Volume 2b Page 83). The 1881 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Home Farm, Laughton. The 1901 census records that Lucy was still unmarried and she was living with her parents at Hewer Street Farm, Crooks Bridge near Hamasey.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.7  ~~  Harriett Bridger

Harriett was born at Mayfield in 1839 (Uckfield 1839 March qtr Volume 7 Page 443) and she was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 3rd March 1839. The 1841 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Pages Farm, Mayfield.

Harriett died at Pages Farm in September 1841 (Uckfield 1841 September qtr Volume 7 Page **) aged almost 3 years. She was buried at Mayfield on 11th September 1841.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.8  ~~  Daniel Bridger

Daniel was born at Mayfield in 1841 (Uckfield 1841 September qtr Volume 7 Page 442) and he was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 24th October 1841. The 1851 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Pages Farm, Mayfield. The 1861 census records that Daniel was an agricultural labourer and he was still living with his parents at Pages Farm.

Daniel married Martha Humphrey; she was born at Balcombe in 1847 and she already had a child – Frederick (1867). Daniel and Martha had at least four children – Ellen (1870), Edward (1873), Thomas (1875) and Martha (1877). The 1871 census records that Daniel was an agricultural labourer and he and his wife and their young daughter were living at Maynards Gate, Rotherfield.

The 1881 census records that Daniel was an agricultural labourer and he and his wife and their five children were living at Brook Cottage, Mayfield. Martha died in the 1880’s. The 1891 census records that Daniel was a widowed game keeper and he and his youngest son were still living at Brook Cottage, Mayfield.

Daniel married Henrietta; she was born at Dublin in 1857. The 1901 census records that Daniel was a farm labourer and he and his second wife were living at Burnt House, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.8.1  ~~  Ellen Bridger

Ellen was born in London in 1870. The 1871 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Maynards Gate, Rotherfield. The 1881 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Brook Cottage, Mayfield.

Ellen died in 1888 aged only 18 years (Uckfield 1888 December qtr Volume 2b Page 59).

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.8.2  ~~  Edward Bridger

Edward was born at Mayfield in 1873 (Uckfield 1873 September qtr Volume 2b Page 100) and he was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 7th September 1873. The 1881 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Brook Cottage, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.8.3  ~~  Thomas Bridger

Thomas was born at Mayfield in 1875 (Uckfield 1875 September qtr Volume 2b Page 97) and he was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 1st August 1875. The 1881 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Brook Cottage, Mayfield.

The 1891 census records that Thomas was an agricultural labourer and he was living with his widowed father at Brook Cottage, Mayfield. The 1901 census records that Thomas was an unmarried groom and he was working at Capel House, Enfield in London.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.8.4  ~~  Martha Elizabeth Bridger

Martha was born at Mayfield in 1877 (Uckfield 1877 December qtr Volume 2b Page 119) and she was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 7th April 1877. The 1881 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Brook Cottage, Mayfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.5.9  ~~  Peter Bridger

Peter was born at Mayfield on 1st April 1844 and he was baptised at St Dunstan’s church, Mayfield on 2nd April 1844. He died the same day (Uckfield 1844 June qtr Volume 7 Page 341) and he was buried at Mayfield on 6th April 1844.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.6  ~~  Eliza Allcorn

Eliza was born at Rotherfield in 1810 and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 1st April 1810. Eliza married George Buttenshaw (Burtenshaw) at Rotherfield on 1st February 1829 by a licence issued by Lewes Archdeaconry Court on 28th January 1829. George was born at Pett near Hastings in about 1810. The wedding ceremony was performed by Rev’d John Jervis Turner and the witnesses were John Exeter Hide and John Wood (the parish clerk).

George and Eliza had at least six children – Lucy (1829), Henry (1832), William (1834), Emma (1838), Elizabeth (1844) and George (1852). In 1829 the parish register records that George was a servant of Pett. The 1841 census records that George was a ‘homekeeper’ and he and his wife and their three children were living at High Street, Hastings St Clement.

George died in the 1850’s. The 1861 census records that Eliza was a widowed laundress and she and her two youngest children were living at 43 Andrews Terrace, Hastings. She had a lodger living with her – Robert Bowles a 61 year old coachman of Hastings.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.6.1  ~~  Lucy Ann Buttenshaw

Lucy was born at Pett on 7th May 1829 and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 14th June 1829. The 1841 census records that the young girl was living with her grandparents and many other members of her extended family at The Hall, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.6.2  ~~  Henry Buttenshaw

Henry was probably born at Hastings in about 1832. The 1841 census records that the young boy was living with his family at High Street, Hastings St Clement.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.6.3  ~~  William Buttenshaw

William was probably born at Hastings in about 1834. The 1841 census records that the young boy was living with his family at High Street, Hastings St Clement.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.6.4  ~~  Emma Buttenshaw

Emma was probably born at Hastings in about 1838. The 1841 census records that the young girl was living with her family at High Street, Hastings St Clement.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.6.5  ~~  Elizabeth Buttenshaw

Elizabeth was born at Hastings in 1844. The 1861 census records that Elizabeth was a servant girl and she was living with her widowed mother at 43 Andrews Terrace, Hastings.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.6.6  ~~  George Frederick Buttenshaw

George was born at Hastings in 1852. The 1861 census records that the school boy was living with his widowed mother at 43 Andrews Terrace, Hastings.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.7  ~~  James Allcorn

James was born at Rotherfield on 10th March 1812 and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 24th May 1812. At the age of 17 years James married Ann Corke (who was only 16 years old) at St Michael’s church, Withyham on 27th April 1829.

Ann had an illegitimate son (William) earlier in 1829, no father was recorded at the baptism, but James is suspected to have been the father. James and Ann had at least three other children – Ansley (1834), Frances (136) and Alfred (1839). All three of their children were born at The Hall, Rotherfield where they lived with James’ parents.

Ann died, possibly from complications from the birth of her last child in March 1839, at The Hall in late June 1839 aged only 26 years (Uckfield 1839 September qtr Volume 7 Page 275). She was buried at Rotherfield on 3rd July 1839. The 1841 census records that James was an agricultural labourer and he and three of his children were living with his parents and his extended family at The Hall.

At about this time, while they were both living at The Hall, it is believed that James fathered his sister Harriett’s illegitimate son Alfred. The 1851 census records that James was a game keeper and he and his daughter Frances were living at Parkers. Rotherfield.

The 1861 census records that James was a widowed game keeper and he was living near other family members at the Warren, Rotherfield. James died at Warren Farm, Rotherfield on 27th November 1882 (Uckfield 1882 December qtr Volume 2b page 66) aged 70 years. He was buried at Rotherfield on 2nd December 1882 and his grave is marked with an inscribed headstone.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.7.1  ~~  William George Corke Allcorn

William was born at Bletchingley in the Town Row area of Rotherfield on 7th January 1829 and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 22nd February 1829 with the name of William George Corke. He appears to have used the name Allcorn after the marriage of his parents. The 1841 census records that the young boy was living with his extended family at The Hall.

The 1851 census records that William was an unmarried farm labourer and he was living with his widowed grandmother at The Hall. William married Ann Winn in 1851 (East Grinstead 1851 June qtr Volume 7 Page 493); she was born in Somerset in 1823. William and Ann had at least one child – Frances (1852).

The 1861 census records that William was farming 180 acres and he and his wife and their daughter were living at Pigsfoot Farm, Hadlow Downs. The 1871 census records that William was a farmer an dhe and his wife and their daughter were still living at Pigsfoot Farm.

The 1881 census records that William was a farmer and he and his wife and their grand-daughter  (Marion Allcorn) were still living at Pigsfoot Farm. Ann died at Hadlow Down in March 1891 (Uckfield 1891 March qtr Volume 2a Page 93) aged 68 years and she was buried at Rotherfield on 21st March 1891.

The 1891 census was taken only a fortnight later and at that time William was living at Pigsfoot Farm with three of his grand-daughters. This was probably due to a combination of his recent bereavement and the birth of the girl’s brother 9 days previously.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.7.1.1  ~~  Frances Mary Allcorn

Frances was born at Dengate, Rotherfield in late 1852 (Uckfield 1852 December qtr Volume 2b Page 92) and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 6th February 1853. The 1861 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Pigsfoot Farm, Hadlow Down. The 1871 census records that Frances (here called Mary) was still living with her oarents at Pigsfoot Farm.

Frances married her father’s first cousin Fred Allcorn; he was born at Rotherfield in 1853 the son of Frederick and Ann Allcorn. Fred and Frances had at least ten children – Marian (1874), Annie (1876), Frank (1878), Carrie (1880), Maud (1882), Lucy (1885), Lily (1886), Rose (1889), Charles (1891) and Margery (1892).

For details of Frances later life and the fate of her children see paragraph 1.1.3.2.3.1.5.2.10.1.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.7.2  ~~  Ansley Allcorn

Ansley was born at The Hall, Rotherfield in 1834 and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 19th October 1834. The 1841 census records that the young girl was living with her extended family at The Hall. The 1851 census records that Ansley and her cousin Sarah were servants for Henry and Caroline Oddie at Tilgate House, Worth.

The 1861 census records that Ansley was still unmarried. She was a servant for William and Eliza Carter at 10 Albion Street, Paddington. There is no further surviving record of Ansley in England.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.7.3  ~~  Frances Allcorn

Frances was born at The Hall, Rotherfield in 1836 and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 11th September 1836. The 1841 census records that the young girl was living with her extended family at The Hall. The 1851 census records that Frances was living with her widowed father at Parkers, Rotherfield.

Frances married George Cottington at St Margaret’s church, Buxted on 21st February 1854; he was born at Buxted in 1833. Frances died in the 1850’s and it is not known at this stage whether she and George had any children or not.

The 1861 census records that George was widowed and he was lodging with George and Sarah Fry at Danegate, Rotherfield. George later re-married.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.7.4  ~~  Alfred Allcorn

Alfred was born at The Hall, Rotherfield on 16th March 1839 (Uckfield 1839 June qtr Volume 7 Page 459) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 25th April 1839. Alfred died at The Hall in July 1839 aged less than 3 months (Uckfield 1839 September qtr Volume 7 Page 275). He was buried at Rotherfield on 6th July 1839, three days after his mother was buried there.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.8  ~~  Harriett Allcorn

Harriett was born at Rotherfield on 10th April 1814 and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 26th June 1814. The 1841 census records that Harriett was a spinster and she was living with her parents and numerous relatives at The Hall, Rotherfield. Harriett had an illegitimate son – Alfred (1842). It is suspected that her elder brother James fathered the baby.

The 1851 census records that Harriett and her young son were living with her widowed mother at The Hall. Harriett married a widowed Thomas Martin at Eridge Green church on 4th October 1859 (Ticehurst 1859 December qtr Volume 2b Page 145). He was a farmer living at Molts Farm, Eridge.

However the 1861 census records that Harriett was farming 4 acres and she and her son were living alone at Maplesden, Rotherfield. Possibly the couple had separated but Thomas was probably still alive as Harriett is recorded as being married and not widowed.

The 1881 census records that Harriett (she had discarded the Martin surname) was living with her son and his family at Hummingston Farm, Little Horsted.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.8.1  ~~  Alfred Allcorn

Alfred was born at The Hall, Rotherfield on 13th May 1842 (Uckfield 1842 June qtr Volume 7 Page 486) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 19th June 1842. The 1851 census records that the school boy was living with his extended family at The Hall, Rotherfield. The 1861 census records that Alfred was a farmer and he and his mother were farming 4 acres at Maplesden, Rotherfield.

Alfred married Frances Field Buss at Rotherfield on 28th June 1868 (Uckfield 1868 June qtr Volume 2b Page 196); she was born at Rotherfield in 1842. Alfred and Frances had at least six children – Fanny (1869), Frederick (1872), Frances (1875), Rose (1877), Alfred (1883) and Minnie (1885).

The 1881 census records that Alfred was farming 315 acres at Hummingston Farm, Little Horsted. He and his wife, their four young children, his brother in law (William Buss) and his mother were sharing the farm-house. The 1891 census records that Alfred was a farmer and he and his wife and their six children were living at Stone Cross, Laughton.

Frances died on 13th November 1910 aged 66 years and she was buried at Rotherfield. Alfred died on 29th June 1927 aged 85 years and he was buried with his wife. Their grave in Rotherfield churchyard bears an inscribed headstone.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.8.1.1  ~~  Fanny Kate Allcorn

Fanny was born at Elliott’s Farm, Rotherfield on 8th April 1869 (Uckfield 1869 June qtr Volume 2b Page 100) and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 13th June 1869. The 1881 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Hummingston Farm, Little Horsted.

The 1891 census records that Fanny was not yet married and she was living with her parents at Stone Cross, Laughton. Fanny married James Stredwick at Laughton on 31st January 1899 (Hailsham 1899 March qtr Volume 2b Page 129); he was born at Heathfield in 1872.

James and Fanny had at least seven children – Ella (1899), Reginald (1901), Edward (1902), twins Alice and Frances (1904), William (1907) and Florence (1908). The 1901 census records that James was a farmer and he and his wife and their two young children were living at Church Farm, Laughton.

James remained farming at Church Farm until 1912 when he moved his family to Lower Mays Farm, Selmeston. They later moved back to Laughton but James and Fanny separated in 1921 and Fanny moved to Hamsey to live. All seven of James and Fanny’s children married and survived to celebrate their golden (50th) wedding anniversaries.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.8.1.1.1  ~~  Ella Kate Stredwick

Ella was born at Laughton in late 1899 (Hailsham 1899 December qtr Volume 2b Page 102). The 1901 census records that the toddler was living with her family at Church Farm, Laughton. Ella married Randolf Brett.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.8.1.1.2  ~~  Reginald James Stredwick

Reginald was born at Laughton in early 1901 (Hailsham 1901 March qtr Volume 2b Page 99). The 1901 census records that the 3 month old infant was living with his family at Church Farm, Laughton. Reginald married Dora and they had at least one child – Gladys.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.8.1.1.3  ~~  Edward Jack Stredwick

Edward, known as Jack, was born at Laughton on 3rd September 1902 (Hailsham 1902 September qtr Volume 2b Page 103). He married Violet May Oakman at the church of St John sub Castro, Lewes on 21st April 1930. Jack and Violet had at least two children – Nancy and Olive.

Jack enlisted in the British Army on 23rd April 1942 and he served as a driver to General Montgomery (Commander of the 8th Army) during the Western Desert and Italian campaigns.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.8.1.1.4  ~~  Alice Maud Stredwick

Alice and her twin sister Frances were born at Laughton in 1904 (Hailsham 1904 June qtr Volume 2b Page 97). Alice married Jack Kennet.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.8.1.1.5  ~~  Frances May Stredwick

Frances and her twin sister Alice were born at Laughton in 1904 (Hailsham 1904 June qtr Volume 2b Page 97). She married a man surnamed Charman at Laughton church in 1921. Frances died at Ringmer in February 1997 aged 92 years.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.8.1.1.6   ~~  William George Stredwick

William was born at Laughton in 1907 (Eastbourne 1907 June qtr Volume 2b Page 84). He married Minnie. William and Minnie had at least one child – Michael.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.8.1.1.7  ~~  Florence Rose Stredwick

Florence was born at Laughton in 1908 (Eastbourne 1908 December qtr Volume 2b Page 71). She married an unknown person.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.8.1.2  ~~  Frederick Thomas Allcorn

Frederick was born at East Grinsted in 1872 (East Grinstead 1872 September qtr Volume 2b Page 125). The 1881 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Hummingston Farm, Little Horsted. The 1891 census records that Frederick was a farmer and he was living with his parents at Stone Cross, Laughton.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.8.1.3  ~~  Frances Alice Allcorn

Frances was born at East Grinsted in 1875 (East Grinstead 1875 June qtr Volume 2b Page 128). The 1881 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Hummingston Farm, Little Horsted. The 1891 census records that Frances was living with her parents at Stone Cross, Laughton.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.8.1.4   ~~  Rose Phoebe Allcorn

Rose was born at Little Horsted in 1877 (Uckfield 1877 December qtr Volume 2b Page 127). The 1881 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Hummingston Farm, Little Horsted. The 1891 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Stone Cross, Laughton.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.8.1.5  ~~  Alfred James Allcorn

Alfred was born at Laughton in 1883 (Hailsham 1883 March qtr Volume 2b Page 103) and he was baptised at Laughton church on 3rd June 1883. The 1891 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Stone Cross, Laughton.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.8.1.6  ~~  Minnie Maud Allcorn

Minnie was born at Laughton in 1885 (Hailsham 1885 September qtr Volume 2b Page 102) and she was baptised at Laughton church on 1st November 1885. The 1891 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Stone Cross, Laughton.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.9   ~~  Alfred Allcorn

Alfred was born at Hall Farm, Rotherfield on 6th January 1816 and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 7th April 1816. Alfred married Ann Cass; she was born at Beverley, Yorkshire in 1815. The couple do not appear to have had any surviving children.

The 1841 census records that Alfred was an Excise Officer and he and his wife were living at Norwood Walk, Beverley. The 1851 census records that Alfred was an Inland Revenue Officer and he was living at Worcester Parade, Gloucester. His wife was away at the time and she was probably visiting relatives.

The 1861 census records that Alfred was a Supervisor of the Inland Revenue Excise Department and he was living at 32 Dudley Street, Bilston in Staffordshire. His sister in law Mary Cass was staying with him at the time. Alfred’s wife Ann was visiting friends or relatives (William Jones and his family) at 17 Worcester Parade, Gloucester.

Alfred died at Tunbridge Wells on 19th March 1870 (Tonbridge 1870 March qtr Volume 2b Page 388) aged 54 years and he was buried at Rotherfield on 26th March 1870.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.10  ~~  Frederick Allcorn

Frederick was born at Hall Farm, Rotherfield on 29th April 1819 and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 11th July 1819. The 1841 census records that Frederick was an unmarried farm labourer and he was living with his parents at The Hall, Rotherfield. The 1851 census records that Frederick was still a bachelor. He was the farm bailiff for his widowed mother at Hall Farm, Rotherfield.

Frederick married Ann; she was born at Rotherfield in 1813. Frederick and Ann had at least two children – Fred (1853) and Fanny (1855). Frederick moved his family to Huggetts Furnace Farm, Hadlow Down in the mid 1850’s. The 1861 census records that Frederick was farming 347 acres at Huggetts Furnace where he, his wife and their two young children were living.

The 1871 census records that Frederick was farming 256 acres and employing ten labourers. He and his wife and their only surviving child were living with two servants at Huggetts Furnace, Hadlow Down. Frederick handed over his farm at Huggetts Furnace to his son in the late 1870’s.

The 1881 census records that Frederick was a retired farmer and he and his wife were living alone (apart from a servant girl) at Two Chimneys, Hadlow Down near Buxted. The 1891 census records that Frederick was a retired farmer and he and his wife were living at Rocks House, Rotherfield with one servant (16 year old Charlotte Hall).

Ann died at Rotherfield on 4th March 1895 (Uckfield 1895 March qtr Volume 2b Page 103) aged 82 years. Frederick died at Rotherfield on 26th April 1900 (Uckfield 1900 June qtr Volume 2b Page 78). They are buried at Rotherfield and an inscribed headstone marks their grave.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.10.1  ~~  Fred Allcorn

Fred was born at Treblers, Rotherfield in 1853 (Uckfield 1853 March qtr Volume 2b Page 92) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 25th January 1853. The 1861 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Huggetts Furnace, Hadlow Down.

The 1871 census records that Fred was an agricultural labourer and he was living with his parents on their 256 acre farm at Huggetts Furnace. Fred married Frances Mary Allcorn in the early 1870s; she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 6th February 1853, the daughter of William George Corke Allcorn (Fred’s first cousin) and his wife Ann.

Fred and Frances had at least ten children – Marian (1874), Annie (1876), Frank (1878), Carrie (1880), Maud (1882), Lucy (1885), Lily (1886), Rose (1889), Charles (1891) and Margery (1892). Frederick took over his father’s farm in the late 1870’s.

The 1881 census records that Fred was farming 250 acres (employing 7 men and 1 boy) and he and his wife and their three young children were living at Huggetts Furnace. The 1891 census records that Fred was still farming at Huggetts Furnace where he and his wife and six of their children were living.

The 1901 census records that Fred was a farmer and he and his wife and six of their children were living at Huggetts Furnace. However his wife was away at the time of the census. Frances was staying with her married daughter Marian Dunster and her family at Moneypenny House, Guildford in Surrey.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.2.10.1.1  ~~  Marian Kate Allcorn

Marian was born at Hadlow Down in 1874 (Uckfield 1874 December qtr Volume 2b Page 111) and she was baptised at Hadlow Down church on 13th December 1874. She was not living with her family at the time of the 1881 or 1891 census.

The 1881 census records that the school girl was living with her maternal grandparents at Pigsfoot Farm, Hadlow Down. The 1891 census records that Marian and two of her sisters (Carrie and Lucy) were living with their widowed maternal grandfather (William Allcorn) at Pigsfoot Farm.

Marian married Ernest Barden Dunster in 1896 (Uckfield 1896 March qtr Volume 2b Page 185); he was born at Guildford in 1866. Ernest and Marian had at least three children – Lucy (1897), Grace (1898) and Nora (1901).

The 1901 census records that Ernest was a grazier and he and his wife and their three young children were living at Moneypenny House, Guildford. Marian’s mother and brother (Frank) and his wife were living (visiting?) with them at the time.

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