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Next
door. |
William
and Sarah Mole |
He
is eldest son of the last people, can read very well, as can she. He works for
his father as a blacksmith. |
1.
Marianne Mole, aged 11. Attends the Sunday School. 2. John Mole, aged 10. Attends the Sunday School. 3. Luke Mole, aged 7. Attends the Sunday School. 4. William Mole, aged 4. 5. David Mole, aged 2. |
Sarah
Mole was confined again February 10 (I believe) 1843 with a daughter. |
He
works hard - and she is a bad-tempered woman - has used her eldest son very cruelly
and seldom attends church. |
RSBS:
(The two eldest boys the most troublesome and disorderly that I found in the School.
They are both out of it now. The third bids fair to give as much trouble. It is
difficult to say which parent is the least in fault.) |
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14 |
The "Queen
Adelaide" |
Thomas
Larkins and wife |
They
keep the "Queen Adelaide". He is a carpenter. I can't say much for them |
1 grown up
daughter, for some time in Lady Hardwicke's nursery. 1 son, in the Sunday school. 1 daughter, about 6 years old. |
The wife has
never been to church since her last child was borne, except for her churching
them. |
RSBS:
(He is one of the choir - died in 1847. Since his death, his widow has attended
Church; the eldest daughter also, who was confirmed in 1847.) |
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Next door. |
Anne Chapman |
A widow, can
read. |
1.
William Chapman, aged 12, attend[s] the Sunday school. 2. James Chapman, aged 9, attend[s] the Sunday school. 3. Edward Chapman, aged 7, attend[s] the Sunday school. [Above entry is crossed through] |
Now
live in the Walnut Field. |
Caleb
and Maria Payne |
And
one little boy. |
He
can read. They are very nice respectable people. She irons for us. They are regular
at Church. He is shepherd for Mr Ellis. |
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Next
door. |
William
and Emma Thacker |
He
is son of James Thacker (page 2) and can read - she cannot. He works for Mr Elliston. |
1.
William Thacker, aged 12. In the Sunday school. 2. Jane Thacker, aged 9. In the Sunday school. 3. Emma Thacker, aged 4. |
They
buried one child aged 14 months, 7 October 1842, called Mary. They attend Church
very constantly, and are very respectable people, particularly the man. Her name
was Easy before she married. They were married and all their children Christened
in Croydon Church. |
Lodge
in the same house with them. |
David
and Sarah Mole |
He
is a shoemaker, belongs to Arrington, and goes there to his work every day. They
have one child born before their marriage. |
1. David
Mole, aged 5, in the Sunday school. |
She seems to
be going into a decline. [Above entry is crossed through] |
Left
the parish. |
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Next
door. |
William
and Mary Lee |
He
is son to Elizabeth Lee (page 68), and can read. She can read a little.
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He
works for Mr C King. They are very respectable people. He sometimes attends |
1. Charles
Lee, aged 3/4 years. |
[Above
entry crossed through] |
Joel
How and his wife. |
He
works for Summerkin, the Arrington blacksmith. Has one son by a former
wife, daughter of Elizabeth Lee (page 68). He is not a parishioner of Croydon,
and I hear he is about to leave the parish. |
Lives with
the above |
Anne
Thomas |
A widow, mother of Mary Lee, also of Edith Hopkins and Edward Thomas. She can't read, attends Croydon Church. |
[Above entry
crossed through] |
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Next
door. |
Samuel
and Hannah Graves |
They
can both read. He works for Mr Merry, and generally attends Bassingbourn Meeting.
She is sister to Mary Newman and Kezia Law. Very steady people. |
1.
Samuel Graves, aged 6 months. Christened in Croydon Church. |
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entry crossed through] |
Richard
Carter, mentioned before (page 1), lives here now. |
Anne Graves |
A
widow, mother of Samuel Graves. Also she has a daughter, Jane, aged 26,
rather deformed, who lives with her. They can both read, attend Croydon church,
very nice, good, respectable people. Her maiden name was Lee. Both these are communicants.
Jane Graves works very well at her needle, and Mrs Fulford used to let
her have some work occasionally. |
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entry crossed through] |
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The
next house in the road to Hagger's. |
James
and Elizabeth Woods |
He
can't read. She keeps a day school, and is schoolmistress in the Sunday School
and is a communicant. She comes from Wimpole, where they were married. They both
attend Church very regularly. He is a most honest hardworking man and can turn
his hand to all sorts of out of door work. |
Elizabeth
Woods |
Mother
to James, aged and deaf. Never attends Church because she says she can't hear. |
RSBS:
(She is as deaf as a post.) |
RSBS:
(Later: Dead now.) |
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