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| Historical records | |||||
| 6th Jun 1841 | Census | James Moir, M, Head, age 51; occupation: porter | James Moir, porter | Washingstool Lodge | 1841 Census Frant, Sussex |
| Mary Moir, F, [Wife], age 35 to 39 | Mary Moir | ||||
| Emma Gertrude Moir, F, [Daughter], age 6 months, born Sussex | Emma Gertrude Moir | ||||
| 30th Mar 1851 | Census | Head; occupation: porter | James Moir, porter | Washingstool Lodge Gate | 1851 Census Frant, Sussex |
| Wife | Mary Moir | ||||
| Daughter | Emma Gertrude Moir | ||||
| Visitor; widowed | Kate Pankhurst | ||||
| 7th Apr 1861 | Census | James Moir, M, Head, married, age 81, born Egham, Surrey; occupation: porter | James Moir, porter | Washingstool Porter's Lodge | 1861 Census Frant and Tunbridge Wells, Sussex |
| Mary Moir, F, Wife, married, age 61, born Tonbridge, Kent | Mary Moir | ||||
| 2nd Apr 1871 | Census | Thomas Braybon, M, Head, widowed, age 80, born Frant, Sussex; occupation: lodge porter | Thomas Braybon, lodge porter | Washingstool Lodge | 1871 Census Frant and Tunbridge Wells, Sussex |
| Catherine Braybon, F, Daughter, single, age 49, born Frant, Sussex; occupation: housekeeper; handicap: deaf | Catherine Braybon | ||||
| Jane Braybon, F, Granddaughter, single, age 15, born Brighton, Sussex; occupation: dressmaker | Jane Braybon | ||||
| 3rd Apr 1881 | Census | Thomas Sales, M, Head, married, age 80, born Frant; occupation: farm labourer | Thomas Sales, farm labourer | Washing Stool Lodge | 1881 Census Frant, Sussex |
| Elizabeth A. Sales, F, Wife, married, age 70, born Frant; occupation: lodge gate keeper | Elizabeth Ann Sales [Mepham] | ||||
| 3rd Apr 1881 | Census | William Adams, M, Head, married, age 56, born Rotherfield; occupation: garden labourer | William Adams, garden labourer | Washing Stool Lodge | 1881 Census Frant, Sussex |
| Fanny Adams, F, Wife, married, age 50, born Rotherfield | Fanny Adams [Sales] [King] | ||||
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