| Parish Cottage, No. 6 Southview Road Crowborough |
| Historical records | |||||
| 26th Feb 1839 |  | Mark Taylor (occupier) and Parish of Rotherfield (owner) | Mark Taylor, farm labourer | Cottage and Garden (0 acres 1 roods 19 perches) plot 2745 | Rotherfield Tithe Map |
| 6th Jun 1841 | Census | Mark Taylor, M, Head, age 50 to 54, born Sussex; occupation: collier | Mark Taylor, farm labourer | Parish Cottages, No 6 | 1841 Census Rotherfield, Sussex |
| Mary Taylor, F, [Wife], age 45 to 49, born Sussex | Mary Taylor [Latter] | ||||
| Mark Taylor, M, [Son], age 20 to 24, born Sussex; occupation: farm labourer | Mark Taylor, farm labourer | ||||
| William Taylor, M, [Son], age 10, born Sussex | William Taylor, charcoal burner | ||||
| Eliza Taylor, F, [Daughter], age 8, born Sussex | Eliza Beard [Taylor] | ||||
| James Taylor, M, [Grandson], age 6, born Sussex | James Shewbridge Taylor, charcoal burner | ||||
| Reuben Taylor, M, [Son], age 5, born Sussex | Reuben Taylor, charcoal burner | ||||
| Frances Taylor, F, [Granddaughter], age 3 months, born Sussex | Frances Noakes [Taylor] | ||||
| 30th Mar 1851 | Census | Head; occupation: farm labourer | Mark Taylor, farm labourer | Crowborough Town [Parish Cottage 6, Southview Road] | 1851 Census Rotherfield, Sussex |
| Wife | Mary Taylor [Latter] | ||||
| Daughter | Eliza Beard [Taylor] | ||||
| Son; occupation: farm labourer | Reuben Taylor, charcoal burner | ||||
| Grand daughter | Frances Noakes [Taylor] | ||||
| 7th Apr 1861 | Census | Mary Taylor, F, Head, widowed, age 69, born Rotherfield, Sussex; occupation: charcoal burner's widow | Mary Taylor [Latter] | Crowboro [Parish Cottage 6, Southview Road] | 1861 Census Rotherfield and Crowborough, Sussex |
| William Taylor, M, Son, single, age 30, born Rotherfield, Sussex; occupation: charcoal burner | William Taylor, charcoal burner | ||||
| Frances Taylor, F, Granddaughter, single, age 20, born Rotherfield, Sussex | Frances Noakes [Taylor] | ||||
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