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1851 Ticehurst Census
Reference HO 107/1639: Public Institution in the Parish of Ticehurst, Ecclesiastical District of Burwash and Ticehurst
Lunatic Asylum and dwelling house of Charles Newington, Esq.

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These census records have been transcribed from images of the original census sheets. Whilst all care has been taken, the result is an interpretation of the original which is available at Local Record Offices, from The National Archives, and from ancestry.co.uk
Occupation has been unified (e.g. Ag Lab, Farm Lab, and many other such recordings are all displayed as Farm labourer).
The Sheet Number is as shown on the original document and is linked to a page showing all the entries on that Sheet (as well as entries from the following or previous sheet where the entry for the location covers more than one sheet).
In those instances where the Census entry is incorrect or missing and it has been possible from other sources to derive a correction, then these changes are shown inside square brackets, e.g. [Wife]

Sheet		Place		Census entry
1		Ticehurst Lunatic Asylum		Charles Newington, M, Head, married, age 69, born Ticehurst, Sussex; occupation: consulting surgeon

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