| Mark Street Nutley Fletching |
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| 1564 | Manor record | Road W, Richard Durstone E, Self Venalls S, Road N | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | |
| after 1564 | Manor record | Michael Hawkins. | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | |
| before 1643 | Manor record | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | ||
Before 1643 Abraham Ellis and wife Maria , she examined secretly, surrendered to Marie Awcocke. | |||||
| 1643 to 1697 | Manor record | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | ||
1643 Marie wife of Thomas Awcocke of Alchornes then son John admit, fine 13/4d. 1665 John Awcocke gent. 1690 mortgage John Putland of East Grinstead cutler. 1694 mortgage William Hutchinson of Uckfield cordwinder £ cordwinder £21. 1697 deceased. | |||||
| 1697 to 1699 | Manor record | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | ||
1697 William Hutchinson admit, fine 32/-. 1699 surrendered to Thomas Geeres. | |||||
| 1700 to 1711 | Manor record | Thomas Geer | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | |
1700 Thomas Geeres of Maresfeild yeoman admit, fine 27/-. 1711 deceased, heriot cow sold Ann £3/5/- . | |||||
| 1711 to 1724 | Manor record | Ann Geer [Trenchen] | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | |
1711 Thomas Geers son 7 admit, mother Ann guardian, fine 6d, with Cottage, 1 rood at Jessops Hill by Tinkers, Croft, 3 roods at Jesso, 3 roods at Jessops Hill, Messuage, garden, and croft within forest, 1 acre at Pricketts hatche and Outbuilding, 1 rood. 1724 surrendered to John Norman. | |||||
| 1724 to 1735 | Manor record | John Norman | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | |
1724 John Norman surgeon admit, fine 25/-. 1726 surrendered uses. 1735 marriage pending between daughter Mary and John Cole, until n Cole, until then surrendered to himself. | |||||
| 1736 to 1753 | Manor record | John Cole | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | |
1736 John Cole admit on 3rd proc, fine 15/-. 1753 deceased. | |||||
| 1754 to 1764 | Manor record | Mary Gorringe [Norman] | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | |
1754 Mary Cole widow admit on 3rd proc, fine 15/-. 1764 deceased. | |||||
| 1764 to 1778 | Manor record | John Cole | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | |
1764 John Cole only son admit on 2nd proc, relief 4.5d. 1778 conveyed to John Marchant of Horsted Keynes yeoman without benefit of court, forfeit. | |||||
| c 1795 |  | Part of the 1 inch to 1 mile map of Sussex produced in 1795 by William Gardner and Thomas Gream | Mark Street | ||
| 1823 to 1824 | Manor record | Sarah Smith [Cole] | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | |
1823 Grant to Sarah Smith of East Grinstead widow daughter of John Cole. 1824 surrendered to Elizabeth Virgoe £60. | |||||
| 1824 to 1861 | Manor record | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | ||
1824 Elizabeth Virgoe of Brighthelmestone spinster admit, fine £3. Edward Henry Stanmer and wife Elizabeth mortgage George Virgoe of Fletching gardener £150. 1862 exors satis. 1861 Elizabeth Stanmer surrendered tnmer surrendered to Benjamin Newnham £100. | |||||
| c 1825 |  | Part of the 1 inch to 1 mile map of Sussex produced in 1825 by Christopher and John Greenwood | Mark Street | ||
| c 1825 |  | Part of the 1 inch to 1 mile map of Sussex produced in 1825 by Christopher and John Greenwood | Mark Street | ||
| 1840 | Manor record | Tithe map nos. 731/36 – 3.3.02 acres | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | |
| 6th Jun 1841 | Census | Henry Stiles, M, Head, age 60 to 64; occupation Independent | Henry Stiles | Mark Street | 1841 Census Maresfield, Sussex |
| Ann Stiles, F, [Daughter], age 27 | Ann Stiles | ||||
| 6th Jun 1841 | Census | Richard Crowhurst, M, Head, age 30 to 34, born Sussex; occupation: carrier | Richard Crowhurst, carrier | Mark Street | 1841 Census Maresfield, Sussex |
| Jane Crowhurst, F, [Wife], age 40 to 44, born Sussex | Jane Crowhurst [Virgo] | ||||
| Jane Crowhurst, F, [Daughter], age 9, born Sussex | Georgiana Jane Crowhurst | ||||
| Elizabeth Crowhurst, F, [Daughter], age 6, born Sussex | Elizabeth Crowhurst | ||||
| Edward Crowhurst, M, [Son], age 4, born Sussex | Edward Crowhurst, farm labourer | ||||
| Lucy Crowhurst, F, [Daughter], age 2, born Sussex | Lucy Crowhurst | ||||
| Henry Crowhurst, M, [Son], age 4 months, born Sussex | Henry Crowhurst | ||||
| 30th Mar 1851 | Census | Head; occupation: farm labourer | Benjamin Newnham, farm labourer | Mark Street | 1851 Census Fletching, Sussex |
| Wife | Tirzah (Fanny) Newnham [Virgo] | ||||
| Daughter | Elizabeth Jane Newnham | ||||
| Son | Edward Newnham, farmer | ||||
| 1861 to 1877 | Manor record | Benjamin Newnham, farm labourer | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | |
1861 Benjamin Newnham of Fletching labourer admit, fine £4. 1862 mortgage George M Davey of Lewes surgeon dentist £150. 1877 exors satis. 1877 surrendered Richard Crowhurst 10/hard Crowhurst 10/- 30 perches to form Inhomes in Markstreet, 30 perches. 1877 surrendered to Sir Spencer Maryon Wilson £250. | |||||
| c 1875 |  | Part of the 6 inch to 1 mile map of Sussex produced in 1875 by Ordnance Survey | Mark Street | ||
| 1877 | Manor record | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | ||
Formed by partition of Inhomes in Markstreet, 3 acres; Garden in occupation Daniel Tester and Thomas Simmonds; Lady Shelley NE, Benjamin Newnham S and SW, Self all other. | |||||
| 1877 | Manor record | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | ||
1877 Richard Crowhurst admit. 1877 surrendered Sir Spencer Maryon Wilson £40, heriot horse compo £10/10/- . | |||||
| 1877 | Manor record | Sir Spencer Maryon Wilson, 10th Baronet | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | |
1877 Sir Spencer Maryon Wilson Bart of Charlton House Kent admit, fine £5. 1877 enfranchised £42/12/6d. | |||||
| 1877 | Manor record | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | ||
Partition to form Inhomes in Markstreet, 30 perches by apportionment 4d. annual rent | |||||
| 1877 | Manor record | Enfranchised. | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | |
| 1877 | Manor record | Sir Spencer Maryon Wilson, 10th Baronet | Inhomes in Markstreet | Duddleswell Manor | |
1877 Sir Spencer Maryon Wilson Bart of Charlton House Kent admit, fine £10. 1877 enfranchised £42/12/6d. | |||||
| 3rd Apr 1881 | Census | John Simmons, M, Head, married, age 29, born Fletching; occupation Bricklayer | John Simmons | Mark Street | 1881 Census Fletching, Sussex |
| Jemima Simmons, F, Wife, married, age 26, born Maresfield | Jemima Simmons | ||||
| Walter Simmons, M, Son, single, age 1, born Maresfield | Walter Simmons | ||||
| 3rd Apr 1881 | Census | Edward Newnham, M, Head, married, age 42, born Fletching; occupation: farmer | Edward Newnham, farmer | Mark Street | 1881 Census Fletching, Sussex |
| Emma Newnham, F, Wife, married, age 33, born Maresfield | Emma Jane Newnham [Bennett] | ||||
| James Newnham, M, Son, single, age 11, born Fletching; occupation: scholar | James George Newnham | ||||
| John Newnham, M, Son, single, age 9, born Fletching; occupation: scholar | John Newnham | ||||
| Emily Newnham, F, Daughter, single, age 8, born Fletching; occupation: scholar | Emily Elizabeth Jane Newnham | ||||
| Benjamin Newnham, M, Son, single, age 6, born Fletching; occupation: scholar | Benjamin Thomas Newnham | ||||
| Ellen Newnham, F, Daughter, single, age 5, born Fletching | Ellen Thyrza Newnham | ||||
| William Newnham, M, Son, single, age 7 m, born Fletching | William Charles Newnham | ||||
| Robert Hunter, M, Lodger, single, age 16, born Canterbury; occupation: gardener | Robert Hunter | ||||
| Frank Smith, M, Lodger, age 50, born Hampshire; occupation: gardener | Frank Smith | ||||
| 3rd Apr 1881 | Census | Mary Ann Taylor, F, Head, widowed, age 55, born Surrey; occupation: laundress | Mary Ann Taylor, laundress | Mark Street | 1881 Census Maresfield, Sussex |
| Mary Taylor, F, Daughter, single, age 28, born Derbyshire; occupation: laundress | Mary Taylor | ||||
| 3rd Apr 1881 | Census | Daniel Tester, M, Head, married, age 50, born Maresfield; occupation: farm labourer | Daniel Tester, farm labourer | Mark Street | 1881 Census Maresfield, Sussex |
| Mary Ann Tester, F, Wife, married, age 40, born Fletching | Mary Ann Tester [Wood] | ||||
| Anne H. Tester, F, [Step]Daughter, age 12, born Maresfield; occupation: scholar | Anne H. Tester | ||||
| George A. Tester, M, Son, age 10, born Maresfield; occupation: scholar | George Albert Tester | ||||
| Fanny L. Tester, F, Daughter, age 7, born Maresfield; occupation: scholar | Fanny Letitia Turner [Tester] | ||||
| Henry D. Tester, M, Son, age 5, born Maresfield; occupation: scholar | Henry Daniel Tester | ||||
| Tamer Tester, F, Daughter, age 3, born Maresfield | Tamar Tester | ||||
| Tamer Tester, F, Daughter, age 3, born Maresfield | Dinah Vernon Tester | ||||
| Ernest W. Tester, M, Son, age 10 m, born Maresfield | Ernest William Tester | ||||
| 3rd Apr 1881 | Census | George Standen, M, Head, married, age 41; occupation Farm labourer | George Standen | Mark Street | 1881 Census Maresfield, Sussex |
| Mary Standen, F, Wife, married, age 41, born Woolavington | Mary Standen | ||||
| William Standen, M, Son, single, age 21, born Woolavington; occupation Farm labourer | William Standen | ||||
| Charles Standen, M, Son, single, age 19, born Petworth; occupation Farm labourer | Charles Standen | ||||
| George Standen, M, Son, single, age 15, born Woolavington; occupation Farm labourer | George Standen | ||||
| John Standen, M, Son, age 13, born Poynings; occupation Scholar | John Standen | ||||
| Thomas Standen, M, Son, age 11, born Poynings; occupation Scholar | Thomas Standen | ||||
| Sarah R. Standen, F, Daughter, age 9, born Poynings; occupation Scholar | Sarah R. Standen | ||||
| Aurther Standen, M, Son, age 7, born Poynings; occupation Scholar | Aurther Standen | ||||
| Henry I. Standen, M, Son, age 5, born Poynings; occupation Scholar | Henry I. Standen | ||||
| Frederick J. Standen, M, Son, age 3, born Buxted | Frederick J. Standen | ||||
| Alice M. Standen, F, Daughter, age 9 m, born Maresfield | Alice M. Standen | ||||
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