Just going back to my earlier post
In the District Descriptions in both 1851 and 1861 it says Westfield Road and Toll house
We need to find Westfield Road.
Just flinging this into the mix:
1871 census
R10/1895/26/13
The final entry on the page is Westfield Road.
The next entry, on page 14, is Kington Wick.
John Hall, head, m, mar, 70, ag lab, Bristol
Hannah do, wife, mar, 65, toll gate keeper,
The Toll house is also mentioned in association with Westfield Road in the District description in 1881.
I would imagine that Westfield Road has some relation to (the area around?) Westfield Farm, to the north of West Kington village centre, though the farm itself and the road running past it appear to be in the parish of Nettleton.
I also find the 1871 census entry rather puzzling. All the other census entries seem to relate to the north or west side of the village centre, yet Kington Wick is to the south-east. So I wonder - could John have been an ag lab in tied accommodation at Kington Wick (because he was working there at the time), while she went over to look after the toll gate on the other side of the village each day? I haven't seen any evidence of one in the Kington Wick area.
Did toll gates close at night, or was there someone there to open them and collect tolls 24/7?