I think that after Alfred (Dennards) death Jane remarries John Smith in Brighton 31/10/1880 and in the 1881 census they are at 10 Terminus Place, Brighton. The marriage is on igi and Janes father is given as George Godley. Those type of igi records are usually pretty good. After that I'm not sure what happens, Smith is a ....... difficult surname to keep track of isn't it! I think it likely that they stay in Brighton or nearby, John is fairly old (born 1817) so I can't imagine he's going to start a new life somewhere else in the country. There are some John Smiths who die in Brighton around 1890 but I can't find Jane again, well not so far anyway.
Those photos of the Friars Oak Inn tree are fantastic Maureen. The winter one is of sufficient quality to zoom in on the inn and you can just about read the name on the side of the building. I've finally found the other picture that I was thinking of, it shows a group of cyclists outside the front door in 1893. When I finally get my son off the computer with the scanner I'll post a copy and you can see what you think. I've also had a look through some old OS maps as well but the images are too big to post here so I will have to send them by e-mail. I was wondering if the original print of the winter tree would give even more detail. Regards S.
