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William Herbert Bartlett

Parents:

• Birth*: William Herbert Bartlett was born in 1888 at Tower Hill, Victoria, Australia.
• He was the son of Thomas Bartlett and Sarah Walker.
• Marriage*: William Herbert Bartlett married Isabella Emily Johnson circa 1910 at Victoria, Australia.

Josiah Bartlett

Parents:

• Birth: Josiah Bartlett was born in 1834 at Pitney, Somerset, England.
• Baptism*: Josiah Bartlett was baptized on 16 February 1834 at Pitney, Somerset, England.
• He was the son of Charles Bartlett and Mary Anne Hooper.
• Marriage*: Josiah Bartlett married Jane McManus, daughter of James McManus and Mary McHugh, on 28 February 1856 at Tower Hill, Koroit, Victoria, Australia.¹
• (Witness) Death: Josiah Bartlett witnessed the death of Charles Bartlett on 18 October 1874 at Koroit, Victoria, Australia; He died of valvular disease of the heart.²
• Anecdote*: Josiah and Mary Jane are said to have separated over religion, and their children were split also. Josiah's religion, as stated on his death certificate, was baptist. Mary Jane was a catholic.
• Will*: Josiah Bartlett left a will made on 6 November 1889 at Victoria, Australia.³
  
• Occupation*: Josiah Bartlett was Josiah's occupation at time of death was stated as farmer, although his will says he is a labourer. It is likely he was a farmer for most of his life. in 1895.
• Death*: Josiah Bartlett died on 31 January 1895 at Northcote, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, at age 60. He died of cancer.⁴
• Burial*: Josiah Bartlett was buried on 2 February 1895 at Melbourne General Cemetery, Victoria, Australia, The grave was purchased by David Birtles.
  

Jane McManus

Parents:

• Birth*: Jane McManus was born circa 1839 at Tyrone, Ireland.
• She was the daughter of James McManus and Mary McHugh.
• Marriage*: Jane McManus married Josiah Bartlett, son of Charles Bartlett and Mary Anne Hooper, on 28 February 1856 at Tower Hill, Koroit, Victoria, Australia.¹
• Married Name: As of 28 February 1856, her married name was Bartlett.
• Anecdote*: Family oral history has Jane as a 'mail order bride'. On the shipping records of her comming into Melbourne she is 18 , two years later her marriage certificate says age 17 years! Charles Bartlett had just lost his wife when Jane was sent for but it looks as if Jane lied about her age and was too young, and ends up marrying his eldest son Josiah. Eveline Clegg remembers going to stay with her Grandmother, Jane, in a very tiny house in Koroit. She was by all accounts a very strong character.
• Anecdote: Josiah and Mary Jane are said to have separated over religion, and their children were split also. Josiah's religion, as stated on his death certificate, was baptist. Mary Jane was a catholic.
• Residence*: In 1909 Jane McManus lived at Ann St, Koroit, Victoria, Australia.²
• Will*: Jane McManus left a will made on 8 August 1909 at Victoria, Australia.²
  
• Death*: Jane McManus died on 25 August 1914 at Warrnambool Hospital, Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia.³
• Anecdote: The following Death Notice appeared in the Warrnambool Standard on Wednesday 26 August 1914:
  BARTLETT.- On 25th inst., at the Warrnambool Hospital, Jane, relist (sic) of the late Josiah Bartlett, of Koroit, aged 76 years. R.I.P. (The funeral will leave the Warrnambool Hospital To-morrow (Thursday) at Two o'clock for the Tower Hill Cemetery). JOSEPH FARRER, 'Phone 168. Undertaker.⁴
• Burial*: Jane McManus was buried on 27 August 1914 at Tower Hill Cemetery, Koroit, Victoria, Australia.
  
• Anecdote: Jane is buried in the same grave as her son Thomas who died aged 18 years in 1887, and her brother James McManus who died in 1905.

Mary Ann Bartlett

Parents:

• Birth*: Mary Ann Bartlett was born on 26 August 1857 at Woodford, Victoria, Australia; Woodford is near Tower Hill.
• She was the daughter of Josiah Bartlett and Jane McManus.
• Marriage*: Mary Ann Bartlett married John Picket on 28 June 1877 at Koroit, Victoria, Australia.
• Married Name: As of 28 June 1877, her married name was Picket.
• Anecdote*: They are said to have had no children.
• Death*: Mary Ann Bartlett died in February 1924 at Bushfield, Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia, at age 66.

Sarah Jane Bartlett

David Birtles with wife Sarah Bartlett c1910 and daughter Iris Valinda (born 1907).

Parents:

• Birth*: Sarah Jane Bartlett was born on 14 March 1859 at Burrells Flat Road, Tower Hill, Koroit, Victoria, Australia.
• She was the daughter of Josiah Bartlett and Jane McManus.
• Marriage*: Sarah Jane Bartlett married David Edwin Birtles on 23 March 1876 at Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia, date needs to be checked (1880?)
• Married Name: As of 23 March 1876, her married name was Birtles.
• Death*: Sarah Jane Bartlett died on 10 July 1945 at Balwyn, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, at age 86.

Elizabeth Bartlett

Parents:

• Birth*: Elizabeth Bartlett was born on 23 November 1861 at Burrells Flat Road, Tower Hill, Koroit, Victoria, Australia.
• She was the daughter of Josiah Bartlett and Jane McManus.
• Marriage*: Elizabeth Bartlett married Thomas James Coonerty in 1882 at Victoria, Australia.
• Married Name: As of 1882, her married name was Coonerty.
• Death*: Elizabeth Bartlett died on 26 January 1887 at Richmond, Victoria, Australia, at age 25.

James Bartlett

Parents:

• Birth*: James Bartlett was born in 1864 at Tower Hill, Koroit, Victoria, Australia.
• He was the son of Josiah Bartlett and Jane McManus.
• Death*: James Bartlett died in 1940 at Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia.

Josiah Bartlett

Parents:

• Birth*: Josiah Bartlett was born on 15 March 1867 at Tower Hill, Koroit, Victoria, Australia.
• He was the son of Josiah Bartlett and Jane McManus.
• Death*: Josiah Bartlett died on 26 May 1938 at Canterbury, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, at age 71.

Thomas Bartlett

Parents:

• Birth*: Thomas Bartlett was born on 1 May 1869 at Tower Hill, Koroit, Victoria, Australia.
• He was the son of Josiah Bartlett and Jane McManus.
• Burial*: Thomas Bartlett was buried in June 1887 at Tower Hill Cemetery, Koroit, Victoria, Australia.
• Death*: Thomas Bartlett died in June 1887 at Tower Hill, Victoria, Australia, at age 18. Age 18 years.
• Anecdote*: Thomas is buried in the same grave as his mother and his uncle, James McManus.

Robert Bartlett

Parents:

• Birth*: Robert Bartlett was born on 12 June 1871 at Tower Hill, Koroit, Victoria, Australia.
• He was the son of Josiah Bartlett and Jane McManus.
• Residence*: In 1901 Robert Bartlett lived at 1 Salvado Row, Hill St, East Perth, Western Australia, Australia.¹
• Death*: Robert Bartlett died on 1 October 1901 at Perth, Western Australia, Australia, at age 30. He was accidently killed through the collapse of a crane at the Supreme Court Buildings in Perth.²
• Burial*: Robert Bartlett was buried on 2 October 1901 at Karrakatta Cemetery, Perth, Western Australia, Australia, Roman Catholic section.¹
• Anecdote: The following Funeral Notice appeared in The West Australian newspaper on Wednesday 2 Oct 1901:
  BARTLETT.-The friends of the late Mr. Robert Bartlett are respectfully invited to follow his remains to the place of interment, the Roman Catholic Cemetery, Karrakatta. The funeral is appointed to leave his late residence, No. 1 Salvado Row, Hill-street, East Perth, at 2.30 o'clock, THIS (Wednesday) AFTERNOON, per road. The 2.30 p.m. train from Perth stops at Karrakatta. DONALD J. CHIPPER, Undertaker, Hay-street, Perth, and at Hannan-street, Kalgoorlie. Tel. 137.¹
• Anecdote*: The following article appeared in The West Australian newspaper on Wednesday 9 Oct 1901:
  THE DEATH OF ROBERT BARTLETT. COLLAPSE OF A CRANE.
  The circumstances surrounding the death of the labourer Robert Bartlett, who was instantaneously killed on October 1 at the new Supreme Court buildings, through the collapse of portion of a crane, were further inquired into before the District Coroner, Dr. Black, yesterday morning. The inquiry had been, adjourned from the previous day for expert evidence. Mr. Phillips appeared to watch the proceedings on behalf of the contractors, Messrs. Vincent and Son, and Sergeant McCarthy conducted the inquiry.
  W. H. Grainger, Chief Government Architect, said that after the accident he made an examination of the crane. He thought the accident was caused by the lifting of the two legs bearing against the pin in the king-bolt, owing to the dtawing over slightly of the mast. It was very rarely that any strain of that kind occurred, and, in fact, if he had not actually seen the nature of it, he should have said the occurrence was utterly impossible. He did not attach any blame to the contractors. He had examined the crane a few days before the occurrence, and found everything in first-rate condition. By the Coroner : He did not think it would have made any difference if the key had been the full size of the slot in the king-bolt. The Coroner: Could the exercise of any reasonable amount of care and foresight have averted the occurrence of this accident? Witness: I certainly do no think, so. I think the crane was admirable in every way. It was well erected, and fit to do its work. Continuing, he said that the accident was most extraordinary. He had had thirty years of varied experience in many classes of work, and had never seen the same thing occur before, and had never known of a similar occurrence. He thought a long king-bolt was better than a short one to minimise any
  risk of stripping: the present one was of medium size. A crane like the one in question, which had a "jib" 61ft. in length, radius 48ft., height of mast 20ft., and distance from 'the end of the "jib" 'to the stone 38ft., could work up to a radius of 50ft., and carry four tons with a proper margin of safety. He had not examined the pin through the king-bolt. He had notified the contractors that four tons was the maximum weight to be lifted. The jury, after a short retirement, returned and stated, through their fore-
  man, that they would like further information regarding the construction of the crane. The Coroner accordingly further adjourned the inquest to half-past 9a.m. on Friday morning.²
• Anecdote: On 11 October 1901 in The West Australian:
  THE SUPREME COURT FATALITY. MIGHT HAVE BEEN PREVENTED. THE JURY'S FINDING.
  The adjourned inquest concerning the death of the laborer, Robert Bartlett, who was crushed to death by a falling crane at the now Supreme Court building on October 1, was concluded this morning, at the Coroner's Court, before Dr. Black and a jury. Mr. Phlillips appeared on behalf of the contractors, Messrs. R. P. Vincent and Co. Further expert evidence was given by Arthur D. Bell, civil engineer, and W. D. Campbell (recalled), and the jury, after a lengthy retirement, brought in the follow ing verdict: — 'We find that Robert Bartlett met his death .... from fractures of the skull and other portions of the body. Whilst unable to speak definitely as to the immediate cause of the accident, we consider that, had the crane been properly tested in varying positions by an expert, the accident might not have happened.³
• Anecdote: The following article appeared in the Western Mail on Saturday, 19 Oct 1901:
  THE DEATH OF ROBERT BARTLETT.
  The adjourned inquest regarding the death of Robert Bartlett, who was killed on October 1 at the new Supreme Court buildings, through the collapse of portion of a crane, was concluded before the District Coroner on the morning of October ll. Mr . Phillips appeared on behalf of the contracfors Messrs. Vincent and Son. Further expert evidence regarding the construction of the crane was called. Mr. Arthur Dillon Bell, civil engineer, gave an explanation as to how the accident might have occurred, and said that
  he had examined the crane, and considered it well constructed for the purposes for which it was used. It was of the proper type, and was reasonably set for that class of work. He did not think any ordinary foresight could have averted the accident. Mr. W. D. Campbell, recalled, said that the crane had been used to lift about ten different blocks of stone after the new "jib" was put up before the occurrence. The blocks would each weigh from three and a half to four tons. The jury found, that deceased had met his death from fracture of the skull and injuries to other portions of the body. To the verdict was added theFix this text following rider :- Whilst unable to speak definitely of the immediate cause of the accident, we consider that had the crane been properly tested in varying positions by an expert, the accident. might have been prevented." The jurymen, Messrs. S. Barbour foreman, William Broadhurst, and Thomas Henry Bradley generously gave £5, the whole of the fees they had received for their attendance on three occasions, to the widow of the deceased.⁴

Agnes Bartlett

Parents:

• Birth*: Agnes Bartlett was born on 26 July 1872 at Tower Hill, Koroit, Victoria, Australia.
• She was the daughter of Josiah Bartlett and Jane McManus.
• Marriage*: Agnes Bartlett married James Edwin Baker in 1900 at Victoria, Australia.
• Married Name: As of 1900, her married name was Baker.
• Death*: Agnes Bartlett died in 1945 at Mount Park, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Katherine Bartlett

Parents:

• Birth*: Katherine Bartlett was born in 1874 at Tower Hill, Koroit, Victoria, Australia.
• She was the daughter of Josiah Bartlett and Jane McManus.

John Henry Bartlett

Parents:

• Birth*: John Henry Bartlett was born on 28 December 1875 at Tower Hill, Koroit, Victoria, Australia.
• He was the son of Josiah Bartlett and Jane McManus.
• Marriage*: John Henry Bartlett married Mavis Ravenall Douglas on 27 October 1909 at Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
• Marriage*: John Henry Bartlett married Norah Julia Saunders on 28 August 1910 at St Francis Church, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
• Marriage*: John Henry Bartlett married Ellen Piggot Bryant on 4 March 1917 at Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
• Death*: John Henry Bartlett died on 27 November 1949 at Surrey Hills, Victoria, Australia, at age 73.

Charles Bartlett

Parents:

• Birth*: Charles Bartlett was born in April 1877 at Tower Hill, Koroit, Victoria, Australia.
• He was the son of Josiah Bartlett and Jane McManus.
• Death*: Charles Bartlett died in September 1877 at Koroit, Victoria, Australia.

James McManus

• Birth*: James McManus was born circa 1810 at Ireland.
• Marriage*: James McManus married Mary McHugh circa 1835 at Tyrone, Ireland.

Mary McHugh

• Birth*: Mary McHugh was born circa 1810 at Ireland.
• Marriage*: Mary McHugh married James McManus circa 1835 at Tyrone, Ireland.
• Married Name: As of circa 1835, her married name was McManus.

James McManus

Parents:

• Birth*: James McManus was born before 1839 at Tyrone, Ireland.
• He was the son of James McManus and Mary McHugh.
• Death*: James McManus died on 13 September 1905 at Victoria, Australia.
• Burial*: James McManus was buried after 13 September 1905 at Tower Hill Cemetery, Koroit, Victoria, Australia.
• Anecdote*: Buried with his sister so must have come to Australia some time after her.

Jane Smart

Parents:

• Birth*: Jane Smart was born circa 1823 at South Heighton, Sussex, England^B.^1,2,3
• She was the daughter of Charles Smart and Hannah Hudson.
• Anecdote*: The South Heighton parish register was searched from 1812 and baptisms were found Hosea, Frances and Harriet. There was no baptism for Jane.
• Residence*: On 22 February 1849 Jane Smart lived at Fairlight, Sussex, England^B.
• Marriage*: Jane Smart married Peter Terry, son of Peter Terry and Elizabeth Alce, on 22 February 1849 at St Andrew's, Fairlight, Sussex, England^B.⁴
• Married Name: As of 22 February 1849, her married name was Terry.
• (Witness) Birth: Jane Smart witnessed the birth of Harriet Terry on 15 September 1850 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B.⁵
• Residence: On 7 April 1861 Jane Smart and Peter Terry lived at High St, Newhaven, Sussex, England.¹
• (Witness) Death: Jane Smart witnessed the death of Hannah Hudson on 18 May 1864 at Handcombe, Westham, Sussex, England; "wife of Charles Smart, shepherd". She died of consumption.⁶
• Residence*: On 2 April 1871 Jane Smart and Peter Terry lived at 1 Court House Cottages, Newhaven, Sussex, England.²
• Residence: On 3 April 1881 Jane Smart and Peter Terry lived at 1 Court House Cottages, Newhaven, Sussex, England.³
• Residence: On 5 April 1891 Jane Smart and Peter Terry lived at Magham Down, Hailsham, Sussex, England^B.⁷
• Anecdote: Their grandson George Taylor (born 1877) is said to have recalled holidaying with his grandparents at Magham Down in Hailsham.⁸
• Death*: Jane Smart died on 12 April 1894 at Gildredges Lane, Hailsham, Sussex, England. She died of pneumonia.⁹

Fanny Terry

Parents:

• Birth: Fanny Terry was born in 1852 at Hastings, Sussex, England^B.
• Baptism*: Fanny Terry was baptized on 16 June 1852 at All Saints, Hastings, Sussex, England^B.¹
• She was the daughter of Peter Terry and Jane Smart.
• Residence*: On 2 April 1871 Fanny Terry lived at 1 Court House Cottages, Newhaven, Sussex, England.
• Occupation*: Fanny Terry was a domestic servant on 2 April 1871.
• Occupation: Fanny Terry was a house and parlour maid on 3 April 1881.
• Residence: On 3 April 1881 Fanny Terry lived at Havant Rd, Cosham, Hampshire, England.
• Marriage*: Fanny Terry married William Hare in 1894 at Steyning, Sussex, England^B, to be checked.²
• Married Name: As of 1894, her married name was Hare.

Charles Terry

Parents:

• Birth: Charles Terry was born in 1853 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B.¹
• Baptism*: Charles Terry was baptized on 4 December 1853 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B.
• He was the son of Peter Terry and Jane Smart.
• Residence*: On 2 April 1871 Charles Terry lived at 1 Court House Cottages, Newhaven, Sussex, England.
• Occupation*: Charles Terry was an agricultural labourer on 2 April 1871.
• (Witness) Marriage: Charles Terry witnessed the marriage of Moses Taylor and Harriet Terry on 23 October 1871 at St Nicholas, Brighton, Sussex, England^B; Witnesses: Charles Terry and Louisa Terry.²
• Residence: On 3 April 1881 Charles Terry lived at 10 Paddock Rd, Lewes, Sussex, England, a lodger.³
• Occupation: Charles Terry was a painter on 3 April 1881.³
• Marriage*: Charles Terry married Kate (?) in 1885 at Brighton, Sussex, England^B.⁴
• Occupation: Charles Terry was a house painter on 5 April 1891.⁵
• Residence*: On 5 April 1891 Charles Terry and Kate (?) lived at 34 Upper Lewes Rd, Brighton, Sussex, England.⁵
• Occupation: Charles Terry was a house painter on 31 March 1901.
• Residence: On 31 March 1901 Charles Terry and Kate (?) lived at 34 Upper Lewes Rd, Brighton, Sussex, England.

Jane Terry

Parents:

• Birth: Jane Terry was born in 1858 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B.¹
• Baptism*: Jane Terry was baptized on 11 July 1858 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B.
• She was the daughter of Peter Terry and Jane Smart.
• Marriage*: Jane Terry married William Hare in 1881 at Bourne, Lincolnshire, England.²
• Married Name: As of 1881, her married name was Hare.
• Residence*: On 5 April 1891 Jane Terry and William Hare lived at 41 Lenthorpe Rd, Greenwich, London, England.
• Death*: Jane Terry died in 1891 at Greenwich, London, England. Age 32 years.³

Peter Terry

Parents:

• Birth: Peter Terry was born in 1860 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B.¹
• Baptism*: Peter Terry was baptized on 10 June 1860 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B.
• He was the son of Peter Terry and Jane Smart.
• Death*: Peter Terry died in 1862 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B.²
• Burial*: Peter Terry was buried on 9 March 1862 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B.

Abraham Taylor

Parents:

• Birth: Abraham Taylor was born in 1783 at Ringmer, Sussex, England^B.
• Baptism*: Abraham Taylor was baptized on 12 October 1783 at Ringmer, Sussex, England^B, 1851 census gives Ringmer as place of birth.¹
• He was the son of Thomas Taylor and Anne Forde.
• Anecdote*: Abraham is recorded in the Sussex Milita List for West Firle as aged 17-30 years and willing to serve (these lists were drawn up in case of invasion by Napoleon).
• Marriage*: Abraham Taylor married Sarah Kennard, daughter of Isaac Moore and Ann Kennard, on 4 September 1805 at Beddingham, Sussex, England^B.
• Occupation: Abraham Taylor was a labourer painter on 3 May 1828.²
• Occupation*: Abraham Taylor was an agricultural labourer in 1851.³
• Residence*: On 30 March 1851 Abraham Taylor and Sarah Kennard lived at Stamford Pound, West Firle, Sussex, England.³
• Death*: Abraham Taylor died on 28 February 1861 at West Firle, Sussex, England^B, at age 77. Aged 77 year, died of old age.⁴
• Burial*: Abraham Taylor was buried on 5 March 1861 at West Firle, Sussex, England^B, age 77 years.⁵

Sarah Kennard

Parents:

• Birth: Sarah Kennard was born in 1788 at Alciston, Sussex, England^B.
• Baptism*: Sarah Kennard was baptized on 9 November 1788 at Alciston, Sussex, England^B, 1851 census gives Alciston as place of birth.¹
• She was the daughter of Isaac Moore and Ann Kennard.
• Anecdote*: Sarah KENNARD was the base born (illegitimate) child of Ann KENNARD, and the father was not recorded in the baptism register. However, one month after Sarah was born, Ann KENNARD married Isaac MOOR, both of & at Alciston, on 9.12.1788 by banns. Isaac may have been the father. I have shown him in this tree as the father, but this is obviously speculative.
• Marriage*: Sarah Kennard married Abraham Taylor, son of Thomas Taylor and Anne Forde, on 4 September 1805 at Beddingham, Sussex, England^B.
• Married Name: As of 4 September 1805, her married name was Taylor.
• Residence*: On 30 March 1851 Sarah Kennard and Abraham Taylor lived at Stamford Pound, West Firle, Sussex, England.²
• (Witness) Death: Sarah Kennard witnessed the death of Abraham Taylor on 28 February 1861 at West Firle, Sussex, England^B; aged 77 year, died of old age.³
• Residence*: On 7 April 1861 Sarah Kennard lived at Bushy Lodge, West Firle, Sussex, England.⁴
• Occupation*: Sarah Kennard was a lodging house keeper on 7 April 1861.⁴
• Death*: Sarah Kennard died after 7 April 1861.

James Taylor

Parents:

• Birth: James Taylor was born in 1810 at West Firle, Sussex, England^B.
• Baptism*: James Taylor was baptized on 23 September 1810 at St Peter's, West Firle, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of Abraham Taylor and Sarah Kennard.
• Anecdote*: James is noted as being deaf in the 1851 and 1861 census. In 1881 he was 70 years old and living in the West Firle Union Workhouse.
• Death*: James Taylor died in 1889 at West Firle, Sussex, England^B.
• Burial*: James Taylor was buried on 27 February 1889 at St Peter's, West Firle, Sussex, England^B, Firle Union Workhouse.²

Stephen Taylor

Parents:

• Birth: Stephen Taylor was born in 1822 at West Firle, Sussex, England^B.
• Baptism*: Stephen Taylor was baptized on 4 August 1822 at St Peter's, West Firle, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of Abraham Taylor and Sarah Kennard.
• Residence: On 3 April 1881 Stephen Taylor lived at Heighton Street, West Firle, Sussex, England, lodger, unmarried, agricultural labourer.²
• Residence*: On 5 April 1891 Stephen Taylor lived at 79 Heighton Street, West Firle, Sussex, England, a boarder, single.³
• Occupation*: Stephen Taylor was an agricultural labourer on 5 April 1891.³
• Death*: Stephen Taylor died in 1899 at Lewes, Sussex, England^B.⁴

Louisa Terry

Parents:

• Birth: Louisa Terry was born in 1849 at Fairlight, Sussex, England^B.
• Baptism*: Louisa Terry was baptized on 27 May 1849 at Fairlight, Sussex, England^B.
• She was the daughter of Peter Terry and Jane Smart.
• Residence*: On 7 April 1861 Louisa Terry lived at Mill Hill, Westham, Sussex, England, staying with her grandparents (name is recorded as Lucy Terry, grand daughter aged 11 years).
• Occupation*: Louisa Terry was a domestic servant at 57 Ship St, Brighton. on 2 April 1871.
• (Witness) Marriage: Louisa Terry witnessed the marriage of Moses Taylor and Harriet Terry on 23 October 1871 at St Nicholas, Brighton, Sussex, England^B; Witnesses: Charles Terry and Louisa Terry.¹
• Occupation: Louisa Terry was a domestic cook at 20 Vernon Terrace in Brighton (Palace district) on 5 April 1881.
• Occupation: Louisa Terry was a domestic cook at Carisbrooke Preston Rd, Brighton. on 5 April 1891.
• (Witness) Death: Louisa Terry witnessed the death of Peter Terry on 25 March 1895 at 29 St Martin's Place, Brighton, Sussex, England; He died of Bright's disease and cardiac disease.²
• Occupation: Louisa Terry was a domestic cook at 55 Market St, Brighton on 31 March 1901.
• Residence: On 2 April 1911 Louisa Terry lived at 55 Market St, Brighton, Sussex, England.³
• Occupation: Louisa Terry was a housekeeper at a drapery establishment on 2 April 1911.³
• Anecdote*: It appears that Louisa never married.
• Death*: Louisa Terry died on 25 December 1928 at 7 Barcombe Road, Brighton, Sussex, England, at age 79. "81 years, daughter of Peter Terry a small holder."⁴

Sophia Godden

Parents:

• Birth*: Sophia Godden was born in 1837 at Eastbourne, Sussex, England^B.¹
• She was the daughter of Michael Godden and Ruth Dunk.
• Residence*: On 7 April 1861 Sophia Godden lived at Mill Lane Cottage, Eastbourne, Sussex, England, with her parents and illegitimate children George (age 4 years) and John (age 1 year) - whose names on their birth certificates were Albert and Charles respectively.²
• Occupation*: Sophia Godden was a needleworker on 7 April 1861.²
• Marriage*: Sophia Godden married William Chapman in 1863 at Eastbourne, Sussex, England^B.³
• Married Name: As of 1863, her married name was Chapman.
• Residence*: On 2 April 1871 Sophia Godden and William Chapman lived at Goffs, Eastbourne, Sussex, England.⁴
• Death*: Sophia Godden died on 20 December 1874 at Union Workhouse, Eastbourne, Sussex, England. 36 years. She died of cancer uteri (2 years.)⁵

Abraham Taylor

Parents:

• Birth: Abraham Taylor was born in 1812 at West Firle, Sussex, England^B.
• Baptism*: Abraham Taylor was baptized on 10 August 1812 at St Peter's, West Firle, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of Abraham Taylor and Sarah Kennard.
• Marriage*: Abraham Taylor married Mary Ann Pettet on 13 December 1834 at South Malling, Sussex, England^B.²
• Anecdote: In the 1851 census, Abraham Taylor and Mary Ann are living next to David and Mary Petit (ages 62 and 56) and 3 of their children - probably Mary Ann's parents.
• Occupation*: Abraham Taylor was an agricultural labourer on 30 March 1851.
• Residence: On 7 April 1861 Abraham Taylor and Mary Ann Pettet lived at 83 Paddock, West Firle, Sussex, England.³
• Anecdote*: A granddaughter, Mary Ann Taylor, 4 yrs, born West Firle, is living with them for the 1861 census.³
• Residence: On 2 April 1871 Abraham Taylor and Mary Ann Pettet lived at Heighton Street, West Firle, Sussex, England.⁴
• Residence*: On 3 April 1881 Abraham Taylor and Mary Ann Pettet lived at Heighton Street, West Firle, Sussex, England.⁵
• Death*: Abraham Taylor died in 1890 at West Firle, Sussex, England^B.
• Burial*: Abraham Taylor was buried on 3 March 1890 at St Peter's, West Firle, Sussex, England^B, age 77 years.⁶

Sarah Taylor

Parents:

• Birth*: Sarah Taylor was born in 1841 at West Firle, Sussex, England^B; (to be checked.)¹
• She was the daughter of Thomas Taylor and Elizabeth Burt.
• Residence*: On 7 June 1841 Sarah Taylor lived at Stone Street, West Firle, Sussex, England, age 2 months.²
• Residence: On 30 March 1851 Sarah Taylor lived at Stamford Pound, West Firle, Sussex, England, living with grandparents Abraham & Sarah Taylor.³