Wow, interesting to see that a once humble farmhouse was home to the aristocracy! I would never have thought it...
The 1891 census shows that living in Cutler's Farm were:
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Lampard, John William, Head, Married, 27, from Zeales Green, Wiltshire. He is a Prudential Insurance Agent.
Lampard, Martha, Wife, Married, 24, from Wishford Magna, Wiltshire.
Number of rooms if less than five: 4.
No 110.
Austin, William, Head, Married, 24, from Totteridge, Bucks. Agricultural Labourer
Austin, Mary Ann, Wife, Married, 34, from Uxbridge Moor, Bucks. Needleworker?
Austin, Florence Daisy, Dau, U, from Bucks, Lane End
Number of Rooms if less than five: 2.
No 111.
Birdsey, William, Head, Married, 26, from Towersey, Oxon. Agricultural Labourer
Birdsey Ellen, Wife, Married, 25, from Radnage, Bucks.
Birdsey, Martha Maria, Dau, U, 4, from Stokenchurch, Oxon.
Birdsey, Thomas William, Son, U, 2months, from Lane End, Bucks.
Number of rooms if less than five: 2.
Mr. Birdsey and Mr. Austin are both employed, but by whom?
The 1901 census is much less confusing:
RG13/1351/24/18
Black, Barbara, Servant?, 48, Housekeeper, Domestic. from New Shoreham, Sussex
Plumridge, May, Servant? 13, General Servant. From Bucks, High Wycombe.
Possibly servant to house next door? Next door is "Pebbly Hill" and "Water Gardens". Then, "Bissimere Pond", "Hill Green" and "Clay Lane". Then, it is the end of the Eccelestical Parish of Lane End Holy Trinity.
1911 census shows:
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Johnson Elizabeth, Single, 58, "Private Means", Oxford St Giles.
Turner Clara, Single, 28, Servant, Oxford St. Ebbes.
Tanner Emily, Widow, 51, Visitor, Pillow Case Maker, Hambledon Bucks.
Matt.
