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1851 Framfield Census Reference: HO 107 1640, Framfield Registration District, Folios 287-295 in the Framfield Enumeration District 1d			All that part of the Parish of Framfield which lies on the South Western side of the Turnpike Road leading from Uckfield to East Hoathly, commencing at Teelings Common and terminating at Tarble Down including Broyle Cottage, Bentley Farm and Coopers Hatch. Enumerator - Thomas Bourner.
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Id	Property	Person	Position	Date of Birth	Place of Birth
001	Mill House	Thomas Bourner, relieving officer	Head, occupation: relieving officer	1818	Parish of Battle, Sussex
002	Hobbs Mill	William Down Hobbs, farm labourer	Head; occupation: farm labourer	1777	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
003	Mill Cottage	William Stevens, farm labourer	Head; occupation: farm labourer	1826	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
004	Mount Ephraim	James Farley, farm labourer	Head; occupation: farm labourer	1792	Parish of Uckfield, Sussex
005	Mount Ephraim	John Holford, labourer	Head; occupation: farm labourer	1813	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
006	Mount Ephraim	John Waller	Head, employs 4 people; occupation Farmer	1795	Parish of Mountfield, Sussex
007	Mount Ephraim	Thomas Vinten, farm labourer	Head; occupation Farm Labourer	1806	Parish of Beckley, Sussex
008	Booth House	James Best, farm labourer	Head; occupation: farmer and bricklayer	1804	Parish of Isfield, Sussex
009	Tealings Common	Henry Holford, farm labourer	Head; occupation: gamekeeper	1811	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
010	Tealings Common	Thomas Funnell, brickyard labourer	Head; occupation: brickyard labourer	1815	Parish of Laughton, Sussex
011	Tealings Common	John Wicks	Head; occupation Bricklayer	1801	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
013	Tealings Common	George Holford, labourer	Head; widowed; occupation: farm labourer	1791	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
014	Tealings Common	Jonathan Eade, farm labourer	Head; occupation: farm labourer	1828	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
015	Mount Ephraim	Samuel Eade, labourer	Head; widowed; occupation: farm labourer	1804	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
016	Mount Ephraim	Mary Verrall [Relfe]	Head; widowed; occupation: pauper	1779	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
017	Mount Ephraim	Trayton Verrall, farm labourer	Head; occupation: farm labourer	1824	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
018	Barley Mow Inn	Cornelius Randall	Head; occupation Innkeeper	1809	Parish of Ringmer, Sussex
019	Mount Ephraim Gate	Henry Skinner	Head; occupation Toll Gate Keeper	1813	Parish of Barcombe, Sussex
020	Mount Ephraim	Charles Cottington	Head, occupation: farm labourer	1775	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
021	Mount Ephraim	William Paris, farm labourer	Head; occupation: farm labourer	1789	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
022	White Locks	Thomas Jones, labourer	Head; occupation: farm labourer	1801	Parish of Laughton, Sussex
023	Bentley	James Weston, gamekeeper	Head; occupation: gamekeeper	1799	County of Kent
024	Bentley	Edward Hartfield, farm labourer	Head; occupation: farm labourer	Sep 1799	Parish of Buxted, Sussex
025	Bentley Farm	Thomas Jenner, farmeer	Head, employs 12 people; occupation: farmer	1797	Parish of Ticehurst, Sussex
026	Coopers Hatch	Lucy Norman	Head; widowed; occupation Land Owner	1776	Parish of Glynde, Sussex
027	Coopers Hatch	John Seaman	Head; occupation Tailor	1791	Parish of Lewes, Sussex
028	Coopers Hatch	John Stevens, labourer	Head; occupation: farm labourer	1784	Parish of Laughton, Sussex
029	Broyle Cottage	Henry Gladman, farm labourer	Head; occupation: farm labourer	1818	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
030	White Lion Inn	Samuel Guy, innkeeper	Head, widowed; occupation: innkeeper	1797	Parish of East Hoathly, Sussex
031	Tarble Down	Thomas Weller, cordwainer	Head; occupation: shoe maker	1779	Parish of Newick, Sussex
032	Tarble Down	William French, farm labourer	Head; occupation: farm labourer	1784	Parish of East Hoathly, Sussex
033	Tarble Down	George Foord, labourer	Head; occupation: farm labourer	1807	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
034	Tarble Down	Martha Jones	Head; widowed	1823	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
035	Tarble Down	Stephen Pankhurst	Head; occupation Farm Labourer	1792	Parish of Horsted Keynes, Sussex
036	Vines Farm	Alfred John Berry, farmer	Head, employs 4 people; occupation: farmer	1816	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
037	Packham Farm	Joseph Foster, farmer	Head, employs 6 people; occupation: farmer	1808	Parish of Uckfield, Sussex
038	Weavers Pitt	James Barton, labourer	Head, occupation: farm labourer	1805	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
039	Short Gate Road	Thomas Eling, farm labourer	Head; widowed; occupation: farm labourer	1812	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
040	Weavers Hill	Henry Hobbs, labourer	Head; occupation: farm labourer	8^th Jan 1804	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
041	Weavers Hill	Thomas Highlands, labourer	Head; occupation: pauper	1771	Parish of Fairlight, Sussex
042	Croxted Road	Thomas Filder, farmer	Head; widowed; employs 1 person; occupation: farmer	1782	Parish of East Hoathly, Sussex
043	Mount Ephraim	Henry Stevens, farm labourer	Head; occupation: farm labourer	1827	Parish of Framfield, Sussex
044	Mount Ephraim	Alfred Stevens, farm labourer	Head; occupation: farm labourer	1824	Parish of Framfield, Sussex

Please note:

These are derived census records that have been enhanced as further data becomes available. For example - the surname at birth of a wife is derived from the census return or a corresponding parish record - the date of birth is derived from the age recorded on the census and refined where a parish record has been matched - the occupation has been unified (e.g. Ag Lab, Farm Lab, and many other such recordings are all displayed as Farm labourer).

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