1841, 1861, 1881 Census - BURTON Wartling/ The Dicker/ Hellingly

[graygen]

Hi

This is my first posting - so here goes.

I am looking for info on my husbands family in Sussex. Wondered if anyone can help with information on any of the following individuals - particularly interested in census info but all leads gratefully accepted as I know from doing my own tree that tiny snippets can be really helpful... We have not been able to locate Clocksmiths House The Dicker yet - but thats another story.

I am looking for
Henry Burton b 15 Aug 1813 Wartling who married Susan Grayling on 23 May 1834, and his son
Caleb b 8 Aug 1854 Chiddingly who married
Elizabeth Beatrice King 0n  26 Dec 1878 .

I have Henry in 1851 census living at Clocksmiths House the Dicker and at Horsebridge Hellingly in 1891. Caleb as a brickmaker living in Upper Horsebridge, Hellingly in 1881 n and as a Bricklayers Labourer 1901 census living at Leapcross Hellingly.

Would also love to hear from anyone with any links to this tree as I have other information I can share.

Many thanks

[Jane Masri]

Hi welcome to the Sussex pages.  You might like to try the Online Parish Clerks website for Sussex they have limited information about Chiddingly & other parish's that might be of some help.

http://www.sussex-opc.org/

Jane

[graygen]

Thanks Jane

Found a very useful transcription of the Hellingly baptism register which has helped with another line...

Regards

Margaret

[PaulineJ]

Here is the 1871 for you. AS INDEXED

Caleb Burton 16  Coluddingly, Sussex, England Son  Hellingly  Sussex   
David Burton 26  Coluddingly, Sussex, England Son  Hellingly  Sussex   
Henry Burton 57  Wartling, Sussex, England Head  Hellingly  Sussex   
Susan Burton 60  Arlington, Sussex, England Wife  Hellingly  Sussex   
William Burton 5  Hellingly, Sussex, England Grandson  Hellingly  Sussex

Hailsham Road, Union Road
Hellingly 
Sussex 

RG10/1044 Folio 6 
 
Ag Lab (Man & boy)

Pauline

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi there Margaret

There are 3 Burton Families on this enumerators page, including your Caleb

RG10/ 1044/ Folio 6/ Page 3 - Hailsham Road, Hellingly, Sussex

Hope you can connect to most of them

Chris in 1066Land
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[sandra70]

Hi

Not sure if this will help, but worth a look

http://www.hailshamtown.co.uk/history/index.html

I always understood that Leapcross was where Hempstead Lane meets
London Road, which is Hailsham, but maybe the boundary of Hellingly/
Hailsham, has changed over the years.

With regard to the Clocksmiths House, there is an Upper and Lower Dicker, which might help you ? 

Happy hunting
sandra

[sandra70]

Hi


A book that might make your search more interesting...........

A History of The Dicker, Two Sussex Villages

by Lez Smith

I am reading it at the moment, and it is very interesting.

cheers
sandra