The Weald - Census directory

1891 Mayfield Census
Reference RG12/783: District: Uckfield; Sub-District: Rotherfield; Enumeration District: No 11
Enumerator: Mr Thomas Cornford
Boundary Commencing at Butchers Cross by the old Turnpike to the Church at Hadlow Down taking the North and North West side of the road to the boundary of the Parish at Little Forge still keeping the boundary to Brick Barn Hill and Stone Mill.
Contents All the Cottages from Huggetts Furnace to Butchers Cross also Stonehurst cottage near Stone Mill, Stockyards, Woodreed, Hadlow House, Little and Great Broadreed, Cryers, Skippers Hill, Summers Hill, Brick Kiln, Pigsfoot, and Stocklands.
The Whole in the Parliamentary Division of Rye.

1891 Mayfield Census
Reference RG12/783: District: Uckfield; Sub-District: Rotherfield; Enumeration District: No 12
Enumerator: Mr William C. Lusted
Boundary Being that part commening at Hadlow Down Church to the boundary of the parish to the Wildeness Houses. Continuing to the Nursery and to the old Turnpike Road leading from Mayfield to Lewes keeping the Old Turnpike to Croust Corner.
Contents Comprising all Cottages on the South of that and the Cottages at the Nursery also Loudwell, Spoods, Broomfields, Mayfield Flat, Dudsland, Scocoes, Coles Hall and Croust.
The Whole in the Parliamentary Division of Rye.

1891 Mayfield Census
Reference RG12/783: District: Uckfield; Sub-District: Rotherfield; Enumeration District: No 13
Enumerator: Mr Frank Foard
Boundary Being that part commencing at Wellbrook Bridge then taking the Road to Butchers Cross including all on the South Side to the Gate House taking the Boundary of the Parish to Maynards Down and Herrings Farm then taking the Foot Path to Allens Farm and Wellbrook.
Contents Comprising all the Cottages on the South Side of the Road at Five Ashes, also Mears, Lower Cowdens, New Pin, Leeds, Froghole, Chequers, Horne Lodge, Buttons, Isinghurst and Lodge Gate.
The Whole in the Parliamentary Division of Rye.

1891 Mayfield Census
Reference RG12/783: District: Uckfield; Sub-District: Rotherfield; Enumeration District: No 14
Enumerator: Mr A. C. Foard
Boundary Being that part commencing at the Myths to Wellbrook then to Butchers Cross taking the Rotherfield Road to the Green and Freemans Farm and Mr Hoaths Street Farm, then taking the boundary of the Parish to Stile House then taking the Road to the Furnace, crossing the fields at the back of Convent to the Myths.
Contents Comprising the four Cottages at the Myths, the Railway Station and Hotel, Downford, Pages, Crabb, Livetts, Holmstalls and Cottages, Mount Pleasant, Upper Cowdens, Stone Lodge, Hutchings, Woolbridge, reading, Salters Green,Mr and Mrs Grey Argos Hill, Spitlye, Wallis, Ellis, Park Farm, Great Trodgers, and Victoria Cottages in Love Lane.
The Whole in the Parliamentary Division of Rye.

1891 Mayfield Census
Reference RG12/783: District: Uckfield; Sub-District: Rotherfield; Enumeration District: No 15
Enumerator: Mr William Wicker
Boundary Being that part commencing at Home View, Luckhurst Crouch then to Merryweather Mill taking the two Cottages in the Wood, then to Shanden through Combwood to the boundary of the Parish at the Forge Farm, also keeping the boundary of the Parish to Scotsford Bridge back to Luckhurst Crouch and Home View taking the two Cottages right and left at Scotsford Hill.
Contents Comprising Winters, Little Bainden, Gillhope, Froghole, Little and Great Broadhurst, Turks, Bivelham, Pound, Golds, Hareholt, Hawksden, Fairoak, Amber Cottages, Park Cottage, St Hampdens Lodge, Rolfs, Doozes and Batswood.
The Whole in the Parliamentary Division of Rye.

1891 Mayfield Census
Reference RG12/783: District: Uckfield; Sub-District: Rotherfield; Enumeration District: No 16
Enumerator: Mr C. B. Foard
Boundary Being that part commencing at Cinders Hill Farm to Goffs and Tidebrook following the Parish boundary to Mark Cross taking the Road to Stile House then taking the houses both sides of the road to Lake Street keeping the Old Turnpike Road to the Furnace House through the Vicarage Wood to Pococks then keep the road to Cinder Hill.
Contents Comprising all the Cottages at Colkins Mill, also Pennybridge, Coldharbour, Little Trodgers, Renhurst, Highfields, Mousehall Farm and Mill, Stone House and the Priests House at Holy Trinity Orphanage.
The Whole in the Parliamentary Division of Rye.

1891 Mayfield Census
Reference RG12/783: District: Uckfield; Sub-District: Rotherfield; Enumeration District: No 17
Enumerator: Mr George Richardson
Boundary Being that part commencing at Tanners Green to Scotsford Bridge, keeping the parish boundary to Bungehurst and Herrings Down to Old Mill then keep the stream to Wellbrook Bridge up the road to Stone Cross taking the under road to Mayfield Village as far as the Baptist Chapel taking all the houses both sides of the Back lane to Mr Benjamin Buss's then keep the foot path to Sandles and back to Tanners Green.
Contents Comprising Bainden, Hunts, Moat Farm, Moat Mill, Old Mill and Cottages on the Upper part of Old Mill Farm, Cranesdens, School House and Claytons.
The Whole in the Parliamentary Division of Rye.

1891 Mayfield Census
Reference RG12/783: District: Uckfield; Sub-District: Rotherfield; Enumeration District: No 18
Enumerator: Mr Samuel Jenner
Boundary Commencing at Miss Cottages, the Station Road, High Street, Fletching Street to Yew Tree Farm and Rose and Crown Inn, The Warren, Vicarage, Gravel Pit Cottages in West Street, Cottages in Rotherfield Lane and North Street.
The Whole in the Parliamentary Division of Rye.

1891 Mayfield Census
Reference RG12/783: District: Uckfield; Sub-District: Rotherfield;
Name Holy Trinity.
Description Boys' Orphanage.
Where Situated Pennybridge, Mayfield

1891 Mayfield Census
Reference RG12/783: District: Uckfield; Sub-District: Rotherfield;
Name Old Palace.
Description Convent chool.
Where Situated Mayfield, Sussex

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