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1645[North] Sussex[North] Sussex by Jan BlaeuHamsill BridgeJan Blaeu

1695[North] Sussex[North] Sussex by Robert MordenHamsell bridgRobert Morden
Robert Morden was a London bookseller from 1669 until his death in 1703. He specialised in the geographical field and was himself something of a cartographer and a publisher. Throughout the 17th and most of the 18th centuries, there was little distinction between the activity of book or print-selling and that of publishing: many booksellers were also printers or engravers. They undertook the sale of each others' work and often combined to meet the high cost of publishing a new map or reissue of an old atlas, even if the original plates were still available. This map was published in Brittania: a chorographical description of Great Britain and Ireland by William Camden.

c 1795Eridge, Sussex - c 1795Part of the 1 inch to 1 mile map of Sussex produced in 1795 by William Gardner and Thomas GreamHamsell Bridge

c 1825Eridge, Sussex - c 1825Part of the 1 inch to 1 mile map of Sussex produced in 1825 by Christopher and John GreenwoodHamsall Bridge

6th Jun 1841CensusJesse Izzard, M, Head, age 35 to 39, born Sussex; occupation Farm labourerJesse Izzard, farm labourerHamsell Bridge1841 Census
Rotherfield, Sussex
6th Jun 1841CensusMary Izzard, F, [Wife], age 35 to 39, born SussexMary Izzard
6th Jun 1841CensusSarah Izzard, F, [Daughter], age 12, born SussexSarah Miles [Izzard]
6th Jun 1841CensusFrederick Izzard, M, [Son], age 6, born SussexFrederick Izzard, farm labourer

5th Oct 1847BirthLouisa Ann Parker [Allcorn]The ForgeRotherfield Parish Registers

31st Mar 1850BirthAlice Marion Vinall [Allcorn]Hamsell BridgeRotherfield Parish Registers
30th Mar 1851CensusWife; occupation PauperMaria Allcorn [Parker]
30th Mar 1851CensusSon; occupation ScholarWilliam Allcorn
30th Mar 1851CensusDaughterHarriett Martin [Allcorn]
30th Mar 1851CensusSon; occupation ScholarGeorge Allcorn, labourer
30th Mar 1851CensusDaughterLouisa Ann Parker [Allcorn]
30th Mar 1851CensusDaughterAlice Marion Vinall [Allcorn]
30th Mar 1851CensusMother-in-law; widowed; occupation PauperHannah Parker [Dadswell]

14th Oct 1854BirthEllen Hendley [Allcorn]Hamsell BridgeJim Weatherall's records

c 1875Hamsell, Hamsellwood, Bullfinches & Eridge Station, South West of Eridge Park - c 1875Part of the 6 inch to 1 mile map of Sussex produced in 1875 by Ordnance SurveyHamsell Bridge

c 1899Eridge Station, Hamsell & Hamsellwood Farm, Sussex - c 1899Part of the 6 inch to 1 mile map of Sussex produced in 1899 by Ordnance SurveyHamsell Bridge
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