| Lower Turnpike Gate Wadhurst |
| Historical records | |||||
| 30th Mar 1851 | Census | Head; occupation: farm labourer | William Bridger, farm labourer | Lower Turnpike Gate | 1851 Census Wadhurst, Sussex |
| Daughter | Ann Skinner [Bridger] | ||||
| Grand-son; occupation SCHOLAR | William Skinner | ||||
| 30th Mar 1851 | Census | Head; occupation Farm labourer | Philemon Palmer | Lower Turnpike Gate | 1851 Census Wadhurst, Sussex |
| Wife | Eliza Palmer | ||||
| Son; occupation SCHOLAR | Edwin Palmer | ||||
| Son; occupation SCHOLAR | Horace Palmer | ||||
| 30th Mar 1851 | Census | Head; occupation: farm labourer | William Smith, farm labourer | Lower Turnpike Gate | 1851 Census Wadhurst, Sussex |
| Wife | Caroline S. Smith [Tuppeny] | ||||
| Son; occupation: scholar | George Smith | ||||
| Daughter | Elizabeth Smith | ||||
| Daughter | Charity Smith | ||||
| Lodger; occupation Farm labourer | John Skinner | ||||
| Father-in-law; widowed; occupation Gardener journeyman | George Tuppeny | ||||
| Brother-in-law; occupation Carpenter journeyman | William Tuppeny | ||||
| Lodger; occupation: farm labourer | Henry Weller | ||||
| 30th Mar 1851 | Census | Head; widowed; occupation: charwoman | Elizabeth Gadd | Lower Turnpike Gate | 1851 Census Wadhurst, Sussex |
| Son; occupation: errand boy | James Gadd | ||||
| Daughter; occupation: scholar | Mary Ann Gadd | ||||
| Son; occupation: scholar | William Gadd | ||||
| Lodger; occupation: farm labourer | John Pattenden | ||||
| Mother; widowed; occupation: charwoman | Hannah Tester [Haismer] | ||||
| 30th Mar 1851 | Census | Head, occupation: cordwainer journeyman | John Baytup, cordwainer journeyman | Lower Turnpike Gate | 1851 Census Wadhurst, Sussex |
| Wife | Catherine Baytup | ||||
| Daughter | Sarah Blackman [Baytup] | ||||
| Son, occupation: farm labourer | Thomas Baytup | ||||
| Grand-daughter, occupation: scholar | Mary Ann Blackman | ||||
| 30th Mar 1851 | Census | Head; occupation: farm labourer | Stephen Crouch, farm labourer | Lower Turnpike Gate | 1851 Census Wadhurst, Sussex |
| Wife | Ellen Crouch [Cornwell] | ||||
| Son; occupation: scholar | James Crouch | ||||
| Daughter; occupation: scholar | Harriott Crouch | ||||
| Daughter; occupation: scholar | Sophia Crouch | ||||
| Mother, widowed, occupation: pauper | Philadelphia Cornwell | ||||
| Lodger; occupation: farm labourer | George Weston, farm labourer | ||||
| Lodger's wife | Sarah Weston [Fowler] | ||||
| 30th Mar 1851 | Census | Head; occupation: farm labourer | Edward Baldwin, farm labourer | Lower Turnpike Gate | 1851 Census Wadhurst, Sussex |
| Wife | Ellen Baldwin [Baldock] | ||||
| 30th Mar 1851 | Census | Head; occupation: carpenter journeyman | Charles Cox, carpenter | Lower Turnpike Gate | 1851 Census Wadhurst, Sussex |
| Wife | Frances Ann Cox | ||||
| 30th Mar 1851 | Census | Head; employs 1 person; occupation: cordwainer | Thomas Hawkins, cordwainer | Lower Turnpike Gate | 1851 Census Wadhurst, Sussex |
| Journeymam; occupation: cordwainer journeyman | John Golding | ||||
| 30th Mar 1851 | Census | Head; occupation: farm labourer | James Mott, farm labourer | Lower Turnpike Gate | 1851 Census Wadhurst, Sussex |
| Wife; occupation: bonnet maker | Mary Mott | ||||
| Daughter; occupation: bonnet maker | Naomi Lambert | ||||
| Daughter; occupation: scholar | Mary Jane Lambert | ||||
| Son | Walter Mott | ||||
| Son | Frederick Mott | ||||
| Lodger; employs 2 people; occupation: bricklayer | David Davies | ||||
| Lodger; occupation: bricklayer journeyman | James Davies | ||||
| Lodger; widowed; occupation: charwoman | Mary Davies | ||||
| Visitor; occupation: needle woman | Susan Lambert | ||||
| 30th Mar 1851 | Census | Head; widowed; occupation CHARWOMAN | Elizabeth Pilbeam [Wickam] | Lower Turnpike Gate | 1851 Census Wadhurst, Sussex |
| Son; occupation CORDWAINER | Edward Pilbeam, boot and shoe maker | ||||
| Son; occupation SCHOLAR | Thomas Pilbeam, lodging house keeper | ||||
The Weald is at Database version 14.05 which has ongoing updates to the 395,000 people; 9,000 places; 613 maps; 3,308 pictures, engravings and photographs; and 248 books loaded in the previous version
