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Next
door |
William
and Sarah Pateman |
They
can neither read. He was a widower and has three sons by his first wife living
in the parish, and one daughter, Mary, wife of James King. She has one son by
her first husband who lives with them. |
Allen
Kidman aged 23. |
He
is now in prison for theft and is a wild drinking fellow. He was christened in
Croydon Church, where they were married; they are not often in Church.
[this paragraph is crossed through] |
RSBS:
(She is now dead, as is her son. Old Pateman comes now regularly to Church.) |
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31 |
Next door |
Thomas and
Martha Lyon |
Can
read, son of Christopher Lyon. She cannot. They were married in Croydon church
where their son was Christened - they attend church occasionally, she more frequently.
She a great talker and gossip. |
1.
William Lyon, aged 18. Reads a very little - not a steady lad. |
Lodging here. |
Thomas Carter |
Son of ____
Carter, a very drunken man, brother to Thomas Carter, Mr Ellis's shepherd.
Aged 27, he can read, works for Mr Elliston. Attends Church regularly,
and is a very respectable young man. |
RSBS:
(I believe he has changed his lodging.) |
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32 |
Next
house up the village |
Jonathan
and Jane Chapman |
They
can both read. She is daughter of Jane Thacker (page 2). He is son of William
and Mary Chapman next door. They appear quiet steady people - but poor
owing to his not having had constant work lately. They are not constantly at Church. |
1.
Emma Chapman, aged 10. In the Sunday School. 2. William Chapman, aged 8. 3. Job Chapman, aged 4. 4. Charlotte Chapman, aged 2. |
They
were married and their children Christened in Croydon Church. They are always
in distress and difficulty - but I don't know that he drinks - but some bad management.
They are going to move down to the farm lately occupied by Mr Jackson. |
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33 |
Next
door |
William
and Mary Chapman |
Both
read a little. He works for Mr King of Tadlow at Hatley. The old people are not
very comfortable together. |
1.
Sarah Chapman, aged 23 - has a base-born child, Eliza, aged 7 months,
Christened in Croydon Church. |
RSBS:
(since dead.) |
In
the same house. |
Joseph
and Mary Pell |
He
can't read. He is a very drunken man. She can a little. She's a quiet woman. He
works at Wimpole for Lord Hardwicke. |
1.
Isaiah Pell, aged 4. 2. David Pell, aged 2. 3. Robert Pell, aged 4 months. |
RSBS:
(Dead. Robert died of inflammation in the chest 29 January 1843.) |
They
were married in Croydon Church and children Christened here. Pell belongs to Wimpole
Parish. Mary Pell is daughter of the above William and Mary Chapman. |
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34 |
Next
door |
James
and Emma Chapman |
They
can both read - he is brother to the last-named William. He regularly attends
a dissenting Meeting House in Morden. She attends Church constantly - she is a
canting talker. |
1.
John Chapman, aged 28. Can read. 2. Thomas Chapman, aged 24. Can read. Lodges at Susan Titmus's. 3. Naomi Chapman, aged 20. Lately gone into service. 4. Edward Chapman, aged 12. In the Sunday school. 5. Jane Chapman, aged 8. In the Sunday school. |
They
were married and their children Christened at Croydon Church. She is half sister to Susan Titmus. |
RSBS:
(John and Thomas are gone to Canada.) |
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35 |
Next door |
James and
Catherine Lee |
He
can read very well. She a little. He is the son of Elizabeth Lee (page
68). They attend Church very regularly, and are respectable people. She is very
dirty. He sings in the choir when he is well enough, but he has been ill for some
months with a liver complaint - has now been in hospital and is now an outpatient. |
1.
Sarah Lee, aged 10. In the Sunday school. Disorderly girl. 2. Anne Lee, aged 8. In the Sunday school. Disorderly girl. 3. John Lee, aged 4. 4. Richard Lee, aged 2. |
They
were married at Wendy and their children were Christened in Croydon Church. Samuel
Graves, who lodges at Susan Titmus', is her cousin and has his meals
here. |
He
is now Sunday schoolmaster. |
RSBS:
(No longer such.) |
RSBS:
(Later: All filthy people.) |
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Next door |
Christopher
and Ruth Lyon |
He
was a widower. Francis Lyons is his son (page 31). He can't
read, his wife can. She was a daughter of Mary Storey by her first husband
(Chapman page 85). They have two children. |
1.
Mary Lyon, aged 26. Can read. RSBS: (Married, see
below) 2. Samuel Lyon, aged 23. Can read. RSBS: (Dead, see below) |
They
were married and their children Christened in Croydon Church. He works and sleeps
at Mrs Casbourn's. She is an abusive woman. The daughter Mary bears a most shocking
bad character. She has been living with James Gates and has been 'asked'
in Church, but the Banns have run out. |
Samuel
was a Carpenter, and a free-liver; has been ill with cough and inflammation which
has turned to dropsy. I have visited him during a most painful illness, which
he bore with great patience, and assumed to show an humble and penitent spirit. |
RSBS: (Died
11th July 1843.) |
RSBS:
(Later: Mary Lyon was married to James Gates 30 January 1843, and they live with
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37 |
Next door |
William
and Ruth Endersby |
He
can read and is the son of John and Mary Endersby. She can't read, and is daughter of Mary Clarke (page 81). |
She
had a base-born child by some other man before her marriage, which lives with
her mother, but it is cause of disquietude now at times between her and her husband.
She appears a very clean person. He is often out of work, and is of a surly dogged
temper. |
1.
John, aged 6 months. |
They
were married and their child Christened in Croydon Church. |
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Next door |
John and
Edith Hopkins |
He
can read. He works for Mr Jackson. She cannot. She is daughter of Anne Thomas
widow. |
1.
Mary Hopkins, aged 11. In the Sunday school. 2. Samuel Hopkins, aged 4. 3. Rebecca Hopkins, aged 1. |
They
were married and their children Christened in Croydon Church. She has bad health
and her husband is not kind to her. |
RSBS:
(She is a most fretful tiresome woman. The husband drinks - seldom at Church.) |
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Over the way
- at the shop |
William
and Eliza Lyon |
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and sundry children. |
They
keep a village shop, are of late very regular at Church. The family are rather
boisterous and rough. Eliza Lyon is the daughter of John Simpson, the late
clerk. |
RSBS:
(Very seldom at church now, and, as I consider, a very ill-conditioned family.) |
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