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

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.12  ~~  Eliza Allcorn

Eliza was born at Rotherfield on 5th August 1826 and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 27th August 1826. The 1841 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Scrags Brow, Rotherfield.

Eliza married Richard Pilbeam at Rotherfield on 2nd December 1845 (Uckfield 1845 December qtr Volume 7 Page 830); he was born at Rotherfield on 10th April 1822 the son of Richard Pilbeam and Mercy Card. He was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 19th May 1822. Richard and Eliza had at least three children – George (1846), Edith (1851) and Emily (1858).

The 1851 census records that Richard was a farm labourer and he and his wife were living at Kerry’s Farm, Rotherfield. The 1861 census records that Richard was farming 4 acres and he and his wife and their two daughters were living at Rotherfield. Joseph Hyder, a 55 year old widowed labourer was lodging with them.

The family suffered a catastrophe in 1866 when in a period of about 2 months the family became virtually extinct. Perhaps there was an outbreak of cholera or typhoid. Richard died at Crowborough in March 1866 aged 45 years and he was buried at Rotherfield on 21st March 1866. Eliza died at Crowborough in May 1866 aged 38 years and she was buried at Rotherfield on 16th May 1866. One of their daughters died in April 1866.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.12.1  ~~  George Pilbeam

George was born at Jarvis Brook on 26th June 1846 and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 2nd May 1847. George died at Jarvis Brook in 1848 aged 2 years and he was buried at Rotherfield on 15th December 1848.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.12.2  ~~  Edith Pilbeam

Edith, also known as Eden, was born at Jarvis Brook in 1851 (after the census in April) and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 6th July 1851. The 1861 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Rotherfield.

Eden died at Crowborough in April 1866 aged 14 years and she was buried at Rotherfield on 1st May 1866.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.12.3  ~~  Emily Pilbeam

Emily was born at Rotherfield in 1858 (Uckfield 1858 June qtr Volume 2b Page 74). The 1861 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13  ~~  Alfred Allcorn

Alfred was born at Gilhams Birch, Rotherfield on 27th February 1828 and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 13th April 1828. The 1841 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Scrags Brow, Rotherfield.

Alfred married Mary Ann Martin at Rotherfield on 4th December 1847 (Uckfield 1847 December qtr Volume 7 Page 154); she was born at Rotherfield in 1829 the daughter of Thomas and Hannah Martin. Alfred and Mary had at least ten children – George (1848), William (1848), Alfred (1851), Frances (1854), Harriett (1856), Sarah (1857), James (1860), Caroline (1863), Thomas (1865) and Samuel (1868).

The 1851 census records that Alfred was an agricultural labourer and he and his wife and their oldest surviving son were living at Rotherfield. The 1861 census records that Alfred was an agricultural labourer and he and his wife, their five children and Mary’s parents (who were receiving parish alms) were living at Rotherfield.

In about 1863 Alfred became a gamekeeper and in 1865 he moved his family to Speldhurst. Alfred died in 1868 aged 40 years (Tonbridge 1868 September qtr Volume 2a Page 366). He was buried at Rotherfield on 23rd August 1868.

The 1871 census records that Mary was widowed and she and four of her children were living at Penshurst Road, Speldhurst. Very few of Alfred and Mary’s children survived past the age of 35 years.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.1  ~~  George Allcorn

George was born at Clackham on 13th January 1848 (Uckfield 1848 March qtr Volume 7 Page 436) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 6th February 1848. George died at Clackhams in 1848 aged 5 weeks (Uckfield 1848 March qtr Volume 7 Page 436). He was buried at Rotherfield on 15th February 1848.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.2  ~~  William Allcorn

William was born at Frogs Hole on 24th December 1848 (Uckfield 1849 March qtr Volume 7 Page 581) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 4th February 1849. The 1851 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Rotherfield.

The 1861 census records that William was already working as an agricultural labourer and he was living with his parents at Rotherfield. The 1871 census records that William was an unmarried agricultural labourer and he was living with his widowed mother at Penshurst Road, Speldhurst.

William married Mary; she was born at Speldhurst in 1847. William and Mary had at least three children – Alfred (1873), Herbert (1889) and George (1893). The 1891 census records that William was a gamekeeper and he and his wife and their two children were living at the Gamekeeper’s House, Wellington Street, Maidstone.

The 1901 census records that William was a gamekeeper and he and his wife and two of their children were still living at Wellington Street, Maidstone.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.2.1  ~~  Alfred William Allcorn

Alfred was born at Maidstone in 1873 (Maidstone 1873 December qtr Volume 2a Page 624). The 1891 census records that Alfred was a gardener’s servant and he was living with his parents at Wellington Street, Maidstone. The 1901 census records that Alfred was an unmarried gardener and he was still living with his parents at Wellington Street, Maidstone.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.2.2  ~~  Herbert Allcorn

Herbert was born at Maidstone in 1889. The 1891 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Wellington Street, Maidstone.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.2.3  ~~  George Charles Allcorn

George was born at Maidstone in 1893 (Maidstone 1893 June qtr Volume 2a Page 735). The 1901 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Wellington Street, Maidstone.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.3  ~~  Alfred Allcorn

Alfred was born at Mottings Hill in 1851 and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 6th July 1851. The 1861 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Rotherfield. The 1871 census records that Alfred was an unmarried agricultural labourer and he was living with his widowed mother at Penshurst Road, Speldhurst.

Alfred probably married in 1875 (Hollingbourn 1875 September qtr Volume 2a Page 949). Tragically Alfred was dead within weeks (Hollingbourn 1875 December qtr Volume 2a Page 393). He was only 24 years old.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.4  ~~  Frances Allcorn

Frances was born at Mottings Hill in 1854 (Uckfield 1854 March qtr Volume 2b Page *1) and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 3rd February 1854. The 1861 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Rotherfield.

Frances married Amos Hider in 1875 (Tonbridge 1875 March qtr Volume 2b Page 707); he was born at Ashurst, Kent in 1849 the son of Josiah and Tusa Hider. Amos and Frances had at least one child – Alfred (1877). The 1881 census records that Amos was a gardener and he and his wife and their young son were living at Joint Cottage, Speldhurst.

Amos and Frances died within days of each other. Amos died in 1885 aged only 36 years (Tonbridge 1885 June qtr Volume 2a Page 409). Frances died soon afterwards aged only 32 years (Tonbridge 1885 June qtr Volume 2a Page 423). Their son was put into a boy’s home in London.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.4.1  ~~  Alfred Hider

Alfred was born at Withyham in 1877. The 1881 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Joint Cottage, Speldhurst. Alfred was orphaned in mid 1885 when his parents died within days of each other. Alfred was placed into a boy’s home in London.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.5  ~~  Harriett Allcorn

Harriett was born at Mottings Hill in 1856 (Uckfield 1856 March qtr Volume 2b Page 89) and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 29th February 1856. Harriett died aged only 8 days (Uckfield 1856 March qtr Volume 2b page 62) and she was buried at Rotherfield on 5th March 1856.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.6  ~~  Sarah Ann Allcorn

Sarah was born at Mottings Hill in 1857 (Uckfield 1857 June qtr Volume 2b Page 82) and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 14th June 1857. The 1861 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Rotherfield.

The 1871 census records that Sarah was living with her widowed mother at Penshurst Road, Speldhurst. Sarah died in 1876 aged only 19 years old (Uckfield 1876 June qtr Volume 2b Page 325).

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.7  ~~  James Allcorn

James was born at Mottings Hill in 1860 (Uckfield 1860 December qtr Volume 2b page 83) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 9th December 1860. The 1861 census records that the 6 month old infant was living with his family at Rotherfield.

James died at Jarvis Brook in 1868 (Uckfield 1868 March qtr Volume 2b page 6*). He was buried at Rotherfield on 26th January 1868.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.8  ~~  Caroline Allcorn

Caroline was born at Rotherfield in 1863 (Uckfield 1863 March qtr Volume 2b Page 95) and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 12th April 1863. Caroline died in late December 1863 or very early January 1864 (Uckfield 1864 March qtr Volume 2b Page 65) aged only 10 months. She was buried at Rotherfield on 5th January 1864.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.9  ~~  Thomas Allcorn

Thomas was born at Rotherfield in 1865 (Uckfield 1865 March qtr Volume 2b Page 94) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 9th April 1865. The 1871 census records that the school boy was living with his widowed mother at Penshurst Road, Speldhurst.

Thomas married Harriett Jane Welfare at All Saints’ church, Langton Green in Kent on 4th July 1886 (Tonbridge 1886 September qtr Volumne 2a Page 963); she was born at Hampstead in London in 1868 and she was the daughter of Henry and Sophia Welfare. Thomas and Harriett had at least three children – Frank (1887), Bertha (1889) and Isabel (1891).

The 1891 census records that Thomas was a gardener and he and his wife and their two young children were living at Seeds Spring. Speldhurst.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.9.1  ~~  Frank Henry Allcorn

Frank was born at Langton Green in 1887 (Tonbridge 1887 June qtr Volume 2a Page 689) and he was baptised at Langton Green on 19th June 1887. The 1891 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Seeds Spring, Speldhurst.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.9.2  ~~  Bertha Violet Allcorn

Bertha was born at Langton Green in 1889 (Tonbridge 1889 December qtr Volume 2a Page 686). The 1891 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Seeds Spring, Speldhurst.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.9.3  ~~  Isabel Grace Allcorn

Isabel was born at Langton Green after the census in 1891 (Tonbridge 1891 June qtr Volume 2b Page 727) and she was baptised at Langton Green on 20th June 1891.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.13.10  ~~  Samuel Allcorn

Samuel was born at Speldhurst in 1868 (Tonbridge 1868 September qtr Volume 2a Page 518) and he was baptised at Speldhurst on 17th September 1868. Samuel died soon afterwards (Tonbridge 1868 September qtr Volume 2a Page 369).

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.14  ~~  Caroline Allcorn

Caroline was born at Gilhams Birch, Rotherfield on 11th October 1830 and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 14th November 1830. The 1841 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Scrags Brow, Rotherfield.

Caroline married William Baldock at Rotherfield on 2nd March 1851 (Uckfield 1851 March qtr Volume 7 Page 621); he was born at Withyham in 1823. The 1851 census records that William was an agricultural labourer and he and his new wife were living with her parents at Gilhams Birch.

William and Caroline had at least four children – George (1851), Harriett (1852), Eliza (1854) and Alfred (1857). William died at Stone Cross in 1857 aged just 34 years and he was buried at Rotherfield on 26th February 1857. Caroline subsequently married Thomas Payne at Rotherfield on 8th November 1860; he was born at Rotherfield in 1822 the son of Samuel Payne (an agricultural labourer) and his wife Mary.

The 1861 census records that Thomas was a bricklayer’s labourer and he and his wife, her two daughters and his parents were all living at Rother Cottage, Rotherfield. Thomas and Caroline had at least two children – Mary (1861) and Samuel (1864). Caroline died in 1866 aged 36 years and she was buried at Rotherfield on 10th April 1866.

The 1871 census records that Thomas was a widowed bricklayer’s labourer and he and his step-daughter and his own two children were living at 11 Aukland Road, Tonbridge. The 1881 census records that Thomas was a stone mason and he and his son and his spinster sister were living at Crowborough.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.14.1  ~~  George William Baldock

George was born at Blue Doors in 1851 and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 2nd November 1851. George died in 1857 aged 6 years and he was buried at Rotherfield on 10th February 1857. His father was also dead within a fortnight.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.14.2  ~~  Harriett Baldock

Harriett was born at Rotherfield in 1852. The 1861 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Rother Cottage, Rotherfield. The 1871 census records that Eliza was the housekeeper for her widowed step-father and her two half-siblings at 11 Aukland Terrace, Tonbridge.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.14.3  ~~  Eliza Ann Baldock

Eliza was born at Jarvis Brook in late 1854 and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 7th January 1855. The 1861 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Rother Cottage, Rotherfield. The 1871 census records that Eliza was a general servant for Edward and Lucy Sale at 2 Caves Road, St Leonards (near Hastings).

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.14.4  ~~  Alfred Baldock

Alfred was born at Stone Croos in 1857 and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 19th April 1857. He is not recorded with his mother in the 1861 census and he probably died in infancy.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.14.5  ~~  Mary Elizabeth Payne

Mary was born at Rotherfield in 1861 and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 16th July 1861. The 1871 census records that the school girl (enumerated under the name of Elizabeth) was living with her family at 11 Aukland Terrace, Tonbridge.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.14.6  ~~  Samuel Thomas Payne

Samuel, he was sometimes recorded as Thomas, was born at Rotherfield in 1864 (Uckfield 1864 March qtr Volume 2b Page 98) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 23rd January 1864. The 1871 census records that the school boy was living with his family at 11 Aukland Terrace, Tonbridge. The 1881 census records that Samuel was a stone mason and he was living with his widowed father at Crowborough.

Samuel married Kate Hetherington at All Saints’ church, Crowborough on 10th November 1889; she was born at Amberley, Sussex in 1868. Samuel and Kate had at least six children – Frederick (1890), James (1891), Kathleen (1893), Norah (1894), Ivy (1898) and Samuel (1904).

The 1891 census records that Samuel was a stone mason and he and his wife and their infant son were living with his mother in law at White Hill, Rotherfield. The 1901 census records that Samuel was still a stone mason and he and his wife and their five children were living at Queen’s Road, Rotherfield. Their 13 year old niece, Jessie Caroline Wickens, was living with them at the time.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.14.6.1  ~~  Frederick Thomas Payne

Frederick was born at Rotherfield in 1890 (Uckfield 1890 June qtr Volume 2b Page 116). The 1891 census records that the young boy was living with his family at White Hill, Rotherfield. The 1901 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Queen’s Road, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.14.6.2  ~~  James Herrington Payne

James was born at Crowborough after the census in 1891 (Uckfield 1891 June qtr Volume 2b Page 121). The 1901 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Queen’s Road, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.14.6.3  ~~  Kathleen Mabel Payne

Kathleen was born at Crowborough in 1893 (Uckfield 1893 March qtr Volume 2b Page 121). The 1901 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Queen’s Road, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.14.6.4  ~~  Norah Mildred Payne

Norah was born at Crowborough in 1894. The 1901 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Queen’s Road, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.14.6.5  ~~  Ivy Hilda Agnes Payne

Ivy was born at Crowborough in 1898 (Uckfield 1898 March qtr Volume 2b Page 115). The 1901 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Queen’s Road, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.14.6.6  ~~  Samuel Roger Payne

Samuel was born at Rotherfield in 1904 (Uckfield 1905 March qtr Volume 2b Page 113) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 18th November 1904. Samuel married Phoebe Coe in November 1926. Samuel and Phoebe had at least one child – Joan.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15  ~~  Frederick Allcorn

Frederick was born at Gilhams Birch, Rotherfield on 26th May 1832 and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 27th May 1832. The 1841 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Scrags Brow, Rotherfield. The 1851 census records that Frederick was an unmarried agricultural labourer and he was living with his parents at Gilhams Birch, Rotherfield.

Frederick married Mary Curd at Rotherfield on 4th October 1851 (Uckfield 1851 December qtr Volume 7 Page 855); she was born at Rotherfield in 1826 and she had an illegitimate daughter – Ann (1848). Mary was herself the illegitimate daughter of Mary Curd. Frederick and Mary had at least eight children – William (1852), Frederick (1854), Ellen (1856), George (1858), Harriett (1860), Mary (1862), Emily (1866) and James (1868).

The 1861 census records that Frederick was a gardener and he and his wife and their five children were living at Scrags Cross, Rotherfield. The 1871 census records that Frederick was a market gardener and he and his wife and five of their children were living at Little Geeves, Rotherfield.

The 1881 census records that Frederick was farming 60 acres and he and his wife and their servant (14 year old Frank Martin) were living at Small Grove Farm, Rotherfield. The 1891 census records that Frederick was a farmer and he and his wife and their 5 year old grand daughter (Mary Ann Allcorn of Brighton) were living at Maynards Gate, Rotherfield.

Mary died in 1908 aged ‘78’ years (Uckfield 1908 June qtr Volume 2b Page 83). Frederick died in 1909 aged 77 years (Uckfield 1909 December qtr Volume 2b Page 78).

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.1  ~~  William Allcorn

William was born at Gilham’s Birch in 1852 (Uckfield 1852 September qtr Volume 2b Page 84) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 1st August 1852. The 1861 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Scrags Cross, Rotherfield.

William married Hannah Eva Winter at Rotherfield on 20th April 1875 (Uckfield 1875 June qtr Volume 2b Page 172); she was born at Heathfield in 1856. William and Hannah had at least three children – Anna (1877), Mary (1879) and Rhoda (1882). The 1881 census records that William was farming 63 acres and he and his wife and their three children were living at Owlsbury Farm, Rotherfield.

The 1891 census records that William was a farmer and he and his wife and their three children were living at Owlsbury Farm, Rotherfield. William had four farm servants living with him including his 15 year old nephew Joseph Rabson. The 1901 census records that William was a farmer and he and his wife, their two youngest daughters and their grand daughter (Annie Hobden) were still living at Owlsbury Farm.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.1.1  ~~  Anna Emily Allcorn

Anna was born at Walshes, Rotherfield on 20th March 1877 (Uckfield 1877 June qtr Volume 2b Page 105) and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 10th June 1877. The 1881 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Owlsbury Farm, Rotherfield.

The 1891 census records that Annie was still living with her parents at Owlsbury Farm, Rotherfield. Annie married William Hobden; he was born at Warbleton in about 1873. William and Annie had at least one child – Annie (1898).

The 1901 census records that William was a groom and gardener and Annie was a housekeeper for John and Emily Marsden at Hurstwood House, Buxted. Their young daughter was living with Annie’s parents.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.1.1.1  ~~  Annie Hobden

Annie was born at Rotherfield in 1898. The 1901 census records that the young girl was living with her maternal grandparents at Owlsbury Farm, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.1.2  ~~  Mary Allcorn

Mary was born at Owlsbury Farm, Rotherfield on 12th August 1879 (Uckfield 1879 September qtr Volume 2b Page 120) and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 12th October 1879. The 1881 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Owlsbury Farm, Rotherfield.

The 1891 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Owlsbury Farm, Rotherfield. The 1901 census records that Mary (now known as Minnie) was unmarried and she was still lving with her parents at Owlsbury Farm.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.1.3  ~~  Rhoda Allcorn

Rhoda was born at Owlsbury Farm, Rotherfield on 4th June 1882 (Uckfield 1882 September qtr Volume 2b Page 120) and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 10th June 1883. The 1891 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Owlsbury Farm, Rotherfield.

The 1901 census records that Rhoda was still living with her parents at Owlsbury Farm, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.2  ~~  Frederick George Allcorn

Frederick was born at Gilham’s Birch in 1854 (Uckfield 1854 March qtr Volume 2b Page 85) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 6th March 1854. The 1861 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Scrags Cross, Rotherfield. The 1871 census records that Frederick was an agricultural labourer and he was living with his parents at Little Geeves, Rotherfield.

Frederick married Mary Ann Fortey at Rotherfield on 21st August 1875 (Uckfield 1875 September qtr Volume 2b Page 173); she was born at Fulham in London in 1855. Frederick and Mary had at least seven children – Alice (1876), Charles (1877), Frederick (1878), Clara (1881), Ada (1882), Walter (1883) and Mary (1886).

The 1881 census records that Frederick was an agricultural labourer and he and his wife and their two young children were living at Mount Pleasant, Rotherfield. Frederick joined the Sussex Constabulary, probably in the early 1880s, and he began to move his family around the county with each new posting. Mary died (possibly in child birth at Patcham) in 1886 (Steyning 1886 March qtr Volume 2b Page 220) aged about 30 years.

Frederick subsequently married Annie Frances Ison in the following year (Lewes 1887 March qtr Volume 2b Page 223); she was born at the Isle of Ely in eastern England in 1861. Frederick and Ann had at least eight children – Florence (1887), William (1888), Daisy (1889), Violet (1890), Francis (1892), John (1893), Winifred (1895) and Daisy (1897).

The 1891 census records that Frederick was a Police Constable and he and his wife and his nine children were living at Crowborough Cross Police Station near Rotherfield. In 1895 the Kent and Sussex Courier reported on 15th August 1895 that Frederick had arrested a gypsy woman in Crowborough for hawking without a licence.

Ann died between 1897 and 1901 (possibly again from childbirth). The 1901 census records that Frederick was a Police Sergeant and he and ten of his children were living at the Police Station, Ripe (near Hailsham). Frederick married for a third time to Rhoda (no details available as yet). At the time of his youngest son’s death in 1918 Frederick was living at The Bungalow, Blackness, Crowborough.

Frederick died on 8th December 1936 aged 84 years and he was buried at Crowborough cemetery. Rhoda died on the 8th February 1952 and she was buried with Frederick. Their grave is marked by an inscribed headstone, and is enclosed, together with the graves of Frederick’s son John (who died during World War One – possibly from wounds) and Frederick’s daughter Daisy and her husband by a kerb.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.2.1  ~~  Alice Allcorn

Alice was born at Reynolds Farm, Rotherfield on 4th May 1876 (Uckfield 1876 June qtr Volume 2b Page 110) and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 4th May 1876. Alice died at Maynards Gate in February 1877 aged 10 months (Uckfield 1877 March qtr Volume 2b Page 68) and she was buried at Rotherfield on 18th February 1877.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.2.2  ~~  Charles Allcorn

Charles was born at Maynards Gate, Rotherfield on 13th January 1877 (Uckfield 1877 March qtr Volume 2b Page 113) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 8th April 1877. The 1881 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Mount Pleasant, Rotherfield.

The 1891 census records that Charles was already working as a farm labourer and he was living with his parents at Crowborough Cross Police Station.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.2.3  ~~  Frederick George Allcorn

Frederick was born at Southborough, Tonbridge in 1878 (Tonbridge 1878 December qtr Volume 2a Page 596). The 1881 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Mount Pleasant, Rotherfield. The 1891 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Crowborough Cross Police Station.

The 1901 census records that Frederick was a bricklayer’s labourer and he was living with his widowed father at Ripe Police Station. Frederick married Rosabel Kennard in 1910 (Hailsham 1910 March qtr Volume 2b Page 173).

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.2.4  ~~  Clara Lily Allcorn

Clara was born at Mount Pleasant, Rotherfield on 10th April 1881 (Uckfield 1881 June qtr Volume 2b Page 130) and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 12th June 1881. The 1891 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Crowborough Cross Police Station.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.2.5  ~~  Ada Emily Allcorn

Ada was born at Lewes in late 1882 (Lewes 1883 March qtr Volume 2b Page 204). The 1891 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Crowborough Cross Police Station. The 1901 census records that Ada was the house keeper for her widowed father at Ripe Police Station.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.2.6  ~~  Walter Ernest Allcorn

Walter was born at Patcham near Brighton in 1883 (Brighton 1883 September qtr Volume 2b Page 212). The 1891 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Crowborough Cross Police Station.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.2.7  ~~  Mary Ann Allcorn

Mary was born at Patcham Police Station on 19th February 1886 (Steyning 1886 March qtr Volume 2b Page 312) and it is almost certain that her mother died giving birth to her. Mary was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 18th April 1886. The 1891 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Crowborough Cross Police Station.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.2.8  ~~  Florence Fanny Allcorn

Florence was born at Ditchling in 1887 (Headington 1887 June qtr Volume 3a Page 189). The 1891 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Crowborough Cross Police Station. The 1901 census records that Florence was helping her elder sister Ada to look after her father and siblings at Ripe Police Station.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.2.9  ~~  William Edward Allcorn

William was born at Maresfield in 1888 (Uckfield 1888 June qtr Volume 2b Page 141). The 1891 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Crowborough Cross Police Station. The 1901 census records that William was already working as a carter on a farm and he was living with his widowed father at Ripe Police Station.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.2.10  ~~  Daisy Maud Allcorn

Daisy was born at Maresfield in late 1889 (Uckfield 1889 June qtr Volume 2b Page 138). The 1891 census records that the toddler was living with her family at Crowborough Cross Police Station. The 1901 census records that the school girl was living with her widowed father at Ripe Police Station.

Daisy married a man named Jenner in 1915 (Steyning 1915 September qtr Volume 2b Page 726).

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.2.11  ~~  Violet Mabel Allcorn

Violet was born at Crowborough in late 1890 (Uckfield 1890 December qtr Volume 2b page 108). The 1891 census records that the 7 month old infant was living with her family at Crowborough Cross Police Station. The 1901 census records that the school girl was living with her widowed father at Ripe Police Station.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.2.12  ~~  Francis Frank Allcorn

Frank was born at Rotherfield in 1892 (Uckfield 1892 March qtr Volume 2b Page 117). The 1901 census records that the school boy was living with his widowed father at Ripe Police Station.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.2.13  ~~  John Henry Thomas Allcorn

John was born at Rotherfield in 1893 (Uckfield 1893 June qtr Volume 2b Page 130). The 1901 census records that the school boy was living with his widowed father at Ripe Police Station. John enlisted in the British Army during World War One and he was posted to the 21st Battalion, London Regiment (First Surrey Rifles) with the regimental number 653290.

John reached the rank of Lance Corporal and he was probably severely wounded in battle. He died on 9th May 1918 aged 24 years and he was buried in Crowborough cemetery.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.2.14  ~~  Winifred Louisa Allcorn

Winifred was born at Rotherfield in 1895 (Uckfield 1895 March qtr Volume 2b Page 127). The 1901 census records that the school girl was living with her widowed father at Ripe Police Station.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.2.15  ~~  Ellen Dorothy Allcorn

Ellen was born at Lewes in 1896 (Lewes 1896 September qtr Volume 2b Page 180). The 1901 census records that the young girl was living with her widowed father at Ripe Police Station.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.3  ~~  Ellen Allcorn

Ellen was born at Gilham’s Birch in 1856 (Uckfield 1856 June qtr Volume 2b Page 54) and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 1st June 1856. The 1861 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Scrags Cross, Rotherfield. Ellen was not recorded with the rest of her family in the 1871 census and she had probably gone into service.

Ellen married Jabez Rabson at Rotherfield on 6th February 1875 (Uckfield 1875 March qtr Volume 2b Page 159); he was born at Wadhurst in 1850 the son of Henry and Frances Rabson. Jabez and Ellen had at least seven children – Joseph (1876), Elizabeth (1878), Jabez (1882), Esther (1884), Mary (1886), Ruth (1888) and John (1890).

The 1881 census records that Jabez was a painter and he and his wife and their two children were living at Queens Road, Rotherfield. The 1891 census records that Jabez was a plumber and painter and he and his wife and six of their children were living at Railway Cottage, Rotherfield.

Jabez died in 1899 aged 49 years (Uckfield 1899 December qtr Volume 2b Page 49). Two of Jabez’ children died as teenagers within a few months of him and it is possible that the family was ravaged by tuberculosis, a very contagious disease. There is no record of Ellen in the 1901 census.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.3.1  ~~  Joseph Henry Rabson

Joseph was born at Rotherfield in 1875 (Uckfield 1875 December qtr Volume 2b Page 100). The 1881 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Queens Road, Rotherfield. The 1891 census records that Joseph was a farm servant for his uncle William Allcorn at Owlsbury Farm, Rotherfield.

Joseph married Harriett Ann Whitewood in 1898; she was born at Cowden, Kent in 1877. Joseph and Harriett had at least two children – Emily (1899) and Jabez (1900). The 1901 census records that Joseph was a paperhanger and he and his wife and their two young children were living at Brook Road, Crowborough.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.3.1.1  ~~  Emily Kate Rabson

Emily was born at Rotherfield in 1898 (Uckfield 1898 June qtr Volume 2b Page 117). The 1901 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Brook Road, Crowborough.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.3.1.2  ~~  Jabez Rabson

Jabez was born at Rotherfield in December 1900 (Uckfield 1900 December qtr Volume 2b Page 110). The 1901 census records that the 4 month old infant was living with his family at Brook Road, Crowborough.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.3.2  ~~  Elizabeth Rabson

Elizabeth was born at Rotherfield in 1879 (Uckfield 1879 March qtr Volume 2b Page 123). The 1881 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Queens Road, Rotherfield. The 1891 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Railway Cottage, Crowborough.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.3.3  ~~  Jabez Rabson

Jabez was born at Crowborough in 1882. The 1891 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Railway Cottage, Crowborough. Jabez died in 1900 aged only 19 years (Uckfield 1900 December qtr Volume 2b Page 69).

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.3.4  ~~  Esther Rabson

Esther was born at Rotherfield in 1884 (Uckfield 1884 March qtr Volume 2b Page 123). The 1891 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Railway Cottage, Crowborough. Esther died in 1899 aged only 15 years (Uckfield 1899 September qtr Volume 2b Page 82).

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.3.5  ~~  Mary Maria Rabson

Mary was born at Rotherfield in 1886 (Uckfield 1886 March qtr Volume 2b Page 130). The 1891 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Railway Cottage, Crowborough.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.3.6  ~~  Ruth Rabson

Ruth was born at Rotherfield in 1888 (Uckfield 1888 March qtr Volume 2b Page 121). The 1891 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Railway Cottage, Crowborough. The 1901 census records that Ruth was a domestic servant for Florence Somerfield at Jarvis Brook, Crowborough.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.3.7  ~~  John Rabson

John was born at Rotherfield in 1890 (Uckfield 1890 December qtr Volume 2b Page 115). The 1891 census records that the 10 month old infant was living with his family at Railway Cottage, Crowborough.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.4  ~~  George Allcorn

George was born at Rotherfield in 1858 (Uckfield 1858 September qtr Volume 2b Page 84) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 11th July 1858. George died in 1860 aged 2 years (Uckfield 1860 December qtr Volume 2b Page 511) and he was buried at Rotherfield on 4th November 1860.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.5  ~~  Harriett Allcorn

Harriett was born at Rotherfield in 1860 and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 12th August 1860. The 1861 census records that the 9 month old infant was living with her family at Scrags Cross, Rotherfield. The 1871 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Little Geeves, Rotherfield.

Harriett married Stephen James Pagden at Rotherfield on 10th November 1877 (Uckfield 1877 December qtr Volume 2b Page 260); he was born at Uckfield in 1849 the son of Henry and Jane Pagden. Stephen and Harriett had at least nine children – Frederick (1878), Henry (1880), William (1882), James (1884), Harriett (1886), Jane (1889), Emily (1892), Minnie (1894) and Albert (1898).

The 1881 census records that Stephen was a railway labourer and he and his wife and their two young sons were living at Jarvis Brook, Rotherfield. The 1891 census records that Stephen was a grocer’s porter and he and his wife and five of their children were living at Cock Mount, Rotherfield.

Stephen died in 1899 aged only 40 years (Uckfield 1899 June qtr Volume 2b Page 83). He left behind a very large young family. The 1901 census records that Harriett was widowed and she and eight of her children were living at Mount Pleasant Road, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.5.1  ~~  Frederick Pagden

Frederick was born at Maynards Gate in 1878 (Uckfield 1878 June qtr Volume 2b Page 117) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 14th July 1878. The 1881 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Jarvis Brook, Rotherfield. Frederick is not recorded with the rest of his family in the 1891 census.

The 1901 census records that Frederick was an unmarried brick maker and he was living with his widowed mother at Mount Pleasant Road, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.5.2  ~~  Henry Pagden

Henry was born at Rotherfield on 28th January 1880 (Uckfield 1880 March qtr Volume 2b Page 122) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 4th March 1880. The 1881 census records that the toddler was living with his family at Jarvis Brook, Rotherfield. The 1891 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Cock Mount, Rotherfield.

Henry is not recorded with the rest of his family in the 1901 census. There is however a Henry Pagden supposedly born at Heathfield in 1880 who was a soldier at Chichester Barracks.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.5.3  ~~  William Pagden

William was born at Rotherfield in 1882 (Uckfield 1882 June qtr Volume 2b Page 132). The 1891 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Cock Mount, Rotherfield. The 1901 census records that William was a bricklayer’s labourer and he was living with his widowed mother at Mount Pleasant Road, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.5.4  ~~  James Pagden

James was born at Rotherfield on 27th July 1884 (Uckfield 1884 September qtr Volume 2b Page 117) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 14th September 1884. The 1891 census records that the school boy was living with his family at Cock Mount, Rotherfield.

The 1901 census records that James was a caddy on the golf links (which had been created from the sale of Alchorne Manor) and he was living with his widowed mother at Mount Pleasant Road, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.5.5  ~~  Harriett Janet Pagden

Harriett was born at Jarvis Brook on 19th September 1886 (Uckfield 1886 December qtr Volume 2b Page 116) and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 14th November 1886. The 1891 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Cock Mount, Rotherfield.

The 1901 census records that Harriett, who was almost certainly helping to raise her very large number of siblings, was living with her widowed mother at Mount Pleasant Road, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.5.6  ~~  Jane Pagden

Jane was born at Rotherfield in 1889 (Uckfield 1889 June qtr Volume 2b Page 121). The 1891 census records that the young girl was living with her family at Cock Mount, Rotherfield. The 1901 census records that the school girl was living with her widowed mother at Mount Pleasant Road, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.5.7  ~~  Emily Pagden

Emily was born at Rotherfield in 1892 (Uckfield 1892 June qtr Volume 2b Page 120). The 1901 census records that the school girl was living with her widowed mother at Mount Pleasant Road, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.5.8  ~~  Minnie Pagden

Minnie was born at Rotherfield in 1894 (Uckfield 1894 September qtr Volume 2b Page 115). The 1901 census records that the school girl was living with her widowed mother at Mount Pleasant Road, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.5.9  ~~  Albert Pagden

Albert was born at Rotherfield in 1898 (Uckfield 1898 December qtr Volume 2b Page 118). The 1901 census records that the young boy was living with his widowed mother at Mount Pleasant Road, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.6  ~~  Mary Allcorn

Mary was born at Rotherfield in 1862 (Uckfield 1862 December qtr Volume 2b Page 88) and she was baptised at St Mary’s church, Rotherfield on 9th November 1862. The 1871 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Little Geeves, Rotherfield.

Mary married David Martin at Rotherfield on 11th March 1882 (Uckfield 1882 March qtr Volume 2b Page 164); he was born at Maresfield in 1856, the son of John Martin a farmer. Unfortunately Mary died at Gilhams Birch very soon after her marriage – more than likely from complications from pregnancy (Uckfield 1882 June qtr Volume 2b Page 73). Mary was only 19 years old and she had been married for less than 3 months. She was buried at Rotherfield on 20th June 1882.

The 1891 census records that David was a widowed farmer and he was living with his father at Rumsden, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.7  ~~  Emily Allcorn

Emily was born at Gilhams Birch in 1866 (Uckfield 1866 June qtr Volume 2b Page 91) and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 10th June 1866. The 1871 census records that the school girl was living with her family at Little Geeves, Rotherfield. The 1881 census records that Emily was living with her parents at Small Grove Farm, Rotherfield.

1.8.3.2.3.1.5.3.15.8  ~~  James Allcorn

James was born at Gilhams Birch on 6th October 1868 (Uckfield 1868 December qtr Volume 2b Page 112) and he was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 13th December 1868. The 1871 census records that the young boy was living with his family at Little Geeves, Rotherfield.

James died at Rotherfield on 15th December 1878 aged 10 years (Uckfield 1878 December qtr Volume 2b Page 70). He was buried at Rotherfield on 18th December 1878.

1.8.3.2.3.1.6  ~~  John Alchorne

John was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 11th August 1734. John may have been buried at Rotherfield on 26th October 1801 (the burial register reads John Allcorn senior). He would have been 67 years old at the time.

1.8.3.2.3.1.7  ~~  Ann Alchorne

Ann was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 17th September 1735.

1.8.3.2.3.1.8  ~~  Mary Alchorne

Mary was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 6th September 1739.

1.8.3.2.3.1.9  ~~  Elizabeth Alchorne

Elizabeth was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 13th April 1744.

1.8.3.2.3.1.10   ~~  Sarah Alchorne

Sarah was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 17th February 1745.

1.8.3.2.3.2  ~~  Ann Alchorne

Ann was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 5th January 1700.

1.8.3.2.4  ~~  John Alchorne

John was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 16th December 1676.

1.8.3.2.5   ~~  William Alchorne

William was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 28th January 1680.

1.8.3.2.6  ~~  Mary Alchorne

Mary was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 7th February 1690.

1.8.3.2.7  ~~  Elizabeth Alchorne

Elizabeth was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 14th July 1695.

1.8.3.2.8  ~~  Ann Alchorne

Ann was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 21st February 1702.

1.8.3.3  ~~  Mary Alchorne

Mary was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on either 21st July 1622 or 23rd November 1623.

1.8.3.4  ~~  Ann Alchorne

Anne was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 25th September 1625.

1.8.3.5  ~~  Isaac Alchorne

Isaac was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 18th October 1626. He was dead within the week. Isaac was buried at Rotherfield on 10th October 1626.

1.8.3.6   ~~  Joan Alchorne

Joan (Jone) was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 12th April 1629.

1.8.4   ~~  Female Alchorne

This girl was born at Rotherfield and she was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 10th January 1594. She died soon afterwards.

1.8.5  ~~  Adam Alchorne

Adam was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 5th June 1597. Adam was probably dead before 1601 as he was not included in his father’s will.

1.8.6  ~~  Isaac Alchorne

Isaac was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 8th November 1601.

2  ~~  John Alchorne

John was probably born in the early 1500’s and he may have been the son of William Alchorne and grandson of Andrew and Agnes Alchorne. John married Margery and they had at least six children – John (c1538), Gillian (1541), Elizabeth (1543), Margery (1549), Christabel (1553), Mary and Joan (the last two were probably born between 1555 and 1559 but the parish registers for this period are damaged or missing.

John was living at Adams which then formed part of Alchorne Manor. In 1554 John Alchorne of Adams was a church warden at Rotherfield.

According to Catherine Pullein, ‘Adams is a farm of 55 acres in the heart of the Borowe of Alchorne; it lies on the west boundary of Rotherfield Parish, divided from that of Buxted by a long ghyll called Mabbs, from the adjoining farm on the Buxted side. Since there is no known instance before this time of any person of the surname of Adams…..we may fairly ask, did this land take it’s title from Adam de Alchehorne who was a parishioner and juror in 1340.’

John Alchorne probably died in January 1581 when he would have been aged at least in his mid-70’s. He made a will (he was described as a yeoman in good position) on 9th January 1581 which was proved on 21st February 1581. His sons had predeceased him and he only had daughters living. He bequeathed to Julian his eldest daughter, wife of William Turner, 10 pounds; to Elizabeth wife of Thomas Hooke, 20 pounds; to Margery wife of William Benge, 10 pounds; to Christabel wife of Nicholas Catt, 10 pounds; and to Mary (obviously unmarried ), 80 pounds. By his will of Realty he gave to Gillian the house and lands called Collmaches (possibly the lands of Walter Calmach held by Andrew Alchorne and bequeathed to his son William in 1458) and a croft ‘called Acre in Retherfeld bounding the streete called Firre Street’; and to Joan, his youngest daughter ‘wife of Isacke Alchorne all my house, edifices and lands called Alchorne situate in Retherfeld and Buxted’. No doubt the married girls would already  have received lands as part of their marriage dower.

Margery Alchorne left a will dated 6th April 1856 and in it she leaves a bequest to her daughter Mary, ‘wife of Thomas Alchorne.’

2.1  ~~  John Alchorne

John was probably born at Rotherfield in about 1538 however the surviving parish registers for St Deny’s church Rotherfield only begin in 1540. John probably died in the summer of 1566 aged about 28 years. The burial register for 23rd August 1566 reads ‘John Alchorne, a single man, the son of John Alchorne of Adams’.

2.2  ~~  Gillian Alchorne

Gillian was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 30th January 1541. She married William Turner at Rotherfield on 13th December 1563. When her father died in 1581 he bequeathed to Gillian 10 pounds, the house and lands called Collmaches and a croft called Acre in Rotherfield.

William and Gillian may be the ancestors of my great great great grandfathers Jesse and Thomas Turner who left nearby Mayfield to immigrate to Australia in 1838.

2.3  ~~  Elizabeth Alchorne

Elizabeth was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 1st September 1543. She married Thomas Hooke at Rotherfield on 10th November 1571. When her father died in 1581 he bequeathed to Elizabeth 20 pounds.

2.4  ~~  Margery Alchorne

Margery was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 24th March 1549. She married William Benge at Rotherfield on 28th November 1574. When her father died in 1581 he bequeathed to Margery 10 pounds.

2.5  ~~  Christabel Alchorne

Christabel was baptised at St Denys’ church, Rotherfield on 21st February 1553. She married Nicholas Catt at Rotherfield on 12th October 1578. He occupied the land still known as Catt’s Farm. When her father died in 1581 he bequeathed to Christabel 10 pounds.

Nicholas and Christabel had several children and their line survives to this day.

2.6  ~~  Mary Alchorne

Mary was probably born at Rotherfield in about 1555. When her father died in 1581 he bequeathed to Mary the sum of 80 pounds. According to her mother’s will dated 1586 Mary was the wife of Thomas Alchorne.

2.7  ~~  Joan Alchorne

Joan was probably born at Rotherfield in about 1558/9 but there is no surviving record of her baptism at St Denys’ church. She married her cousin Isaac Alchorne at Rotherfield on 16th May 1580. Isaac and Joan had at least four children – son (1581), Elizabeth (1586), John (1590) and daughter (1594).

When her father died in 1581 he bequeathed to ‘Joan, my youngest daughter wife of Isacke Alchorne all my house, edifices and lands called Alchorne situate in Retherfeld and Buxted’. Joan died in early 1595 aged about 37/8 years and she was buried at Rotherfield on 28th January 1595.

For the details of Joan’s descendants see paragraph 1.8 et al.

(Note: much of the initial information for this part was provided by Derek Miller and from Catherine Pullein’s History of the Parish of Rotherfield)

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