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1851 Mayfield Census Reference: HO 107 1640, Rotherfield Registration District, Folios 149-159 in the Mayfield Enumeration District 2b |
From Hadlow Down Church by the boundary of the Parish to the Wilderness House and then to Mots Mill and from thence to the Turnpike Road leading from Mayfield to Lewes over Mayfield Common, then by the TurnPike Road to the Cross Ways at Croust, and take all the house on the West and North West of the road and from Croust back to Hadlow Down Church taking all on the South and South West of the road. Enumerator - Stephen Hooker |
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| Id | Property | Person | Position | Date of Birth | Place of Birth |
| 031 | Hadlow Down | Francis Herbert Packham, bricklayer's labourer | Head; occupation: bricklayer's labourer | 1814 | Parish of Mayfield, Sussex |
| 031 | Hadlow Down | Helen Packham [Bryant] | Wife | 14th Jan 1818 | Parish of Rotherfield, Sussex |
| 031 | Hadlow Down | William Packham | Son; occupation: scholar | 24th Aug 1840 | Parish of Hadlow Down, Sussex |
| 031 | Hadlow Down | Thomas Packham | Son; occupation: scholar | 4th Sep 1842 | Parish of Hadlow Down, Sussex |
| 031 | Hadlow Down | Margaret Reed [Packham] | Daughter; occupation: scholar | 1844 | Parish of Hadlow Down, Sussex |
| 031 | Hadlow Down | John Packham | Son | 1848 | Parish of Hadlow Down, Sussex |
| 031 | Hadlow Down | Francis Herbert Packham | Son | 1851 | Parish of Hadlow Down, 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). The originals of these census
returns are available at Record Offices, from
The National Archives and from
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