| Eliam Cottages Gladstone Road Crowborough |
| Historical records | |||||
| 2nd Apr 1911 | Census | James Jarrett, M, Head, married, age 39, born Crowborough, Sussex; occupation: brick layer | James Jarrett, brick layer | 4, Eliam Cottages, Gladstone Road | 1911 Census Crowborough, Sussex |
| Jane Jarrett, F, Wife, married 17 years, age 37, born Withyham, Sussex | Jane Jarrett | ||||
| Alfred Jarrett, M, Son, age 14, born Crowborough, Sussex; occupation: school | Alfred Jarrett | ||||
| Rose Jarrett, F, Daughter, age 12, born Crowborough, Sussex; occupation: school | Rose Jarrett | ||||
| Mabel Jarrett, F, Daughter, age 9, born Crowborough, Sussex | Mabel Jarrett | ||||
| Ivy Jarrett, F, Daughter, age 4, born Crowborough, Sussex | Ivy Jarrett | ||||
| Alfred Fermor, M, Boarder, widow, age 71, born Fovant, Wiltshire; occupation: hoopmaker wood | Alfred Fermor | ||||
| 2nd Apr 1911 | Census | Charles Filtness, M, Head, married 2 years, age 31, born Rotherfield, Sussex; occupation: bricklayer labourer | Charles Filtness, bricklayer labourer | 3, Eliam Cottages, Gladstone Road | 1911 Census Crowborough, Sussex |
| Ellen Filtness, F, Wife, married, age 31, born Rotherfield, Sussex | Ellen Filtness | ||||
| Walter Pane, M, Boarder, single, age 45, born Rotherfield, Sussex; occupation: house painter | Walter Paine | ||||
| 2nd Apr 1911 | Census | Harby Diplock, M, Head, married, age 37, born Frant, Sussex; occupation: labourer | Harby Diplock, labourer | 2, Eliam Cottages, Gladstone Road | 1911 Census Crowborough, Sussex |
| Elizabeth Diplock, F, Wife, married 1 year, age 42, born Dover, Kent; occupation: charwoman | Elizabeth Diplock | ||||
| 2nd Apr 1911 | Census | Howard Cornford, M, Head, married, age 27, born Brighton; occupation: hairdresser | Howard Cornford, hairdresser | 1, Eliam Cottages, Gladstone Road | 1911 Census Crowborough, Sussex |
| Clara Jane Cornford, F, Wife, married 1 year, age 22, born Ninfield, Sussex | Clara Jane Cornford | ||||
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