| High Fields Hill Hoath Chiddingstone |
| Historical records | |||||
| 3rd Apr 1881 | Census | William Medhurst, M, Head, married, age 49, born Chiddingstone, Kent; occupation: land surveyor | William Medhurst, land surveyor | 44 High Fields | 1881 Census Chiddingstone, Kent |
| Ellen Medhurst, F, Wife, married, age 49, born Lingfield, Surrey | Ellen Medhurst | ||||
| Ann Medhurst, F, Daughter, single, age 20, born Chiddingstone, Kent; occupation: housemaid | Ann Medhurst | ||||
| Ebenezer Medhurst, M, Son, single, age 17, born Chiddingstone, Kent; occupation: bricklayer's labourer | Ebenezer Medhurst | ||||
| William Medhurst, M, Son, age 14, born Chiddingstone, Kent; occupation: bricklayer's labourer | William Medhurst | ||||
| 3rd Apr 1881 | Census | John Everest, M, Head, married, age 56, born Chiddingstone, Kent; occupation: farm labourer | John Everest, farm labourer | 43 High Fields | 1881 Census Chiddingstone, Kent |
| Eliza Everest, F, Wife, married, age 51, born Chiddingstone, Kent | Eliza Everest | ||||
| George Everest, M, Son, single, age 22, born Chiddingstone, Kent; occupation: farm labourer | George Everest | ||||
| Edmund Everest, M, Son, single, age 20, born Chiddingstone, Kent; occupation: farm labourer | Edmund Everest | ||||
| Fanny Everest, F, Daughter, age 15, born Chiddingstone, Kent | Fanny Everest | ||||
| Annie Everest, F, Daughter, age 11, born Chiddingstone, Kent; occupation: scholar | Annie Everest | ||||
| Charles Everest, M, Son, age 8, born Chiddingstone, Kent; occupation: scholar | Charles Everest | ||||
| 3rd Apr 1881 | Census | John Wallis, M, Head, married, age 37, born West Hoathly, Sussex; occupation: carter | John Wallis, carter | 46 High Fields | 1881 Census Chiddingstone, Kent |
| Fanny Wallis, F, Wife, married, age 26, born Cowden, Kent | Fanny Wallis | ||||
| John Wallis, M, Son, age 2, born Penshurst, Kent | John Wallis | ||||
| Fanny Wallis, F, Daughter, age 9 m, born Penshurst, Kent | Fanny Wallis | ||||
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