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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Sussex => Topic started by: bdmayes on Monday 12 February 18 14:34 GMT (UK)
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The 1861 census for Great Broughton, Cumbria shows a John HEASMAN aged 45 (and family) with John's place of birth shown as "Warrington Lido?, Sussex". Can anyone tell me where this is in Sussex?
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He seems to be Edward on all the other censuses.
1851 gives his pob as Slaugham. 1881 "Not known", 1891 gives Slaugham.
1851
Islfield
H/H of William Cassenden
Edward Heasman 32 lodger ag lab bn Slaugham
Agness 31 lodgers wife bn Firle
Edward 8 lodgers son bn Lindfield
and Slaugham does have a lake:
http://slaughampc.co.uk/Slaugham.html
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Thank you. That has explained a few things.
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Just to add to the mix. I am not convinced it is a W. Look at William and Wid and the letter is not formed in the same way.
This may be relevant - though a bit early.
Entry from Slaugham St Mary 1599 - 1894
First names Edward
Surname HEASMAN
Baptism Date 19-Sep 1813
Father first names William
Father surname HEASMAN
Mother first names Phoebe
Mother surname HEASMAN
Occupation Labourer
Town Slaugham
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A mistranscribed "Warning Lid" perhaps? Warninglid seems to be often written as two words.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warninglid
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Thank you. Warninglid seems to be the answer.