White Lion Inn Halland Framfield |
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1851 | Guy, Samuel; occupation: innkeeper | Samuel Guy, innkeeper | White Lion | Post Office Directory | |
30th Mar 1851 | Census | Head, widowed; occupation: innkeeper | Samuel Guy, innkeeper | White Lion Inn | 1851 Census Framfield, Sussex |
Son; occupation: farm labourer | Albert Guy | ||||
Daughter; occupation: housekeeper | Isabel Guy | ||||
Daughter; occupation: assistant | Bathsheba Guy | ||||
Daughter; occupation: assistant | Alphizine Guy | ||||
Lodger; occupation Farm Labourer | Richard Siggs | ||||
Grand-daughter | Fanny Ellis | ||||
Lodger; occupation: farm labourer | John Hoad | ||||
Lodger; occupation: farm labourer | George Hoad | ||||
1867 | Directory entry | Woodgate Elizabeth (Mrs.), White Lion | White Lion | Post Office Directory | |
1874 | Directory entry | Starnes Samuel, White Lion | White Lion | Post Office Directory | |
3rd Apr 1881 | Census | Samuel Starnes, M, Head, married, age 35, born Laughton; occupation Innkeeper | Samuel Starnes | White Lion Inn | 1881 Census Framfield, Sussex |
Jane Starnes, F, Wife, married, age 30, born Ringmer | Jane Starnes | ||||
Frederick Starnes, M, Son, age 1, born Framfield | Frederick Starnes | ||||
Elizth. Starnes, F, Daughter, age 11, born Laughton; occupation Scholar | Elizabeth Starnes | ||||
Anne Starnes, F, Daughter, age 2, born Framfield | Anne Starnes | ||||
Fredk. Starnes, M, Brother, single, age 41, born Laughton; occupation Assistant Ostler | Frederick Starnes | ||||
Lucy Goldsmith, F, Servant, age 12, born Selmeston; occupation: domestic servant | Lucy Goldsmith | ||||
1882 | Directory entry | Starnes Samuel, hoop maker, White Lion, Tarble down | White Lion, Tarble down | Kelly's Directory | |
1888 | Directory entry | Starnes, Samuel, White Lion Inn, Tarble down | White Lion Inn, Tarble down | Brooker's Guide | |
c 1899 | Part of the 6 inch to 1 mile map of Sussex produced in 1899 by Ordnance Survey | White Lion Inn |
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