Ruttingham Farm Down Street Fletching |
Historical records | |||||
6th Jun 1841 | Census | Thomas Constable, M, Head, age 52, born Sussex, occupation: farmer | Thomas Constable, farmer | Ruttingham | 1841 Census Fletching, Sussex |
Jane Constable, F, [Wife], age 51, born Sussex | Jane Constable [Edwards] | ||||
Mark Constable, M, [Son], age 27, born Sussex, occupation: huckster | Mark Constable | ||||
Luke Constable, M, [Son], age 21, born Sussex, occupation: farm labourer | Luke Constable | ||||
Caroline Constable, F, [Daughter], age 18, born Sussex, occupation: servant | Caroline Constable | ||||
Martha Constable, F, [Daughter], age 17, born Sussex, occupation: servant | Martha Constable | ||||
Sophia Constable, F, [Daughter], age 15 to 19, born Sussex, occupation: servant | Sophia Constable | ||||
Mary Constable, F, [Daughter], age 12, born Sussex | Mary Constable | ||||
Charles Constable, M, [Son], age 8, born Sussex | Charles Constable | ||||
30th Mar 1851 | Census | Head, employs 3 people, occupation: farmer | Thomas Constable, farmer | Ruttenham | 1851 Census Fletching, Sussex |
Wife | Jane Constable [Edwards] | ||||
Son, occupation: farm labourer | James Constable | ||||
Son, occupation: farm labourer | Luke Constable | ||||
Daughter | Sophia Constable | ||||
Daughter | Mary Constable | ||||
Son, occupation: farm labourer | Charles Constable | ||||
Grandson | Benjamin Constable | ||||
Grand-daughter | Emily Jillet | ||||
Son-in-law; widowed; occupation: farm labourer | John Jillet, farm labourer | ||||
c 1875 | Part of the 6 inch to 1 mile map of Sussex produced in 1875 by Ordnance Survey | Ruttingham | |||
1879 | Recollections | Sophia Constable | Ruttingham Farm | Ashdown Forest dispute | |
During The Ashdown Forest Dispute 1876-1882 commoners and land owners were interviewed by the solicitor William Raper. Their comments were recorded in a series of notebooks:
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