Alice Kennard of Lewes, missing from the 1891 census

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Quick question, did she marry Arthur Glanville in 1898.

John

[queencorgi1]

Yes, she did, John.

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She records her age at marriage as 26, was she telling porkies, did they part company pre 1911 census.

John

[jonw65]

There's this one in Sevenoaks in 1891
Victa A Kenward, 22, Pupil Teacher, born Sussex Brighton
Census says female
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVDG-83Z

[jonw65]

Haven't got access to the article
Sevenoaks Chronicle and Kentish Advertiser, 29 May 1891
THE GIRLS SCHOOL....
There were also present, Miss Wheeler, the head mistress, and Miss Kennard, her assistant. The following are the names of the children who received prizes....

[jonw65]

Kelly's Directory 1891
Sevenoaks
Schools
Miss Mary Wheeler, mistress; Miss Alice Kennard, assistant mistress

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Possibly an assistant to Mary Wheeler?

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVDB-T2M

John

[jonw65]

There's this one in Sevenoaks in 1891
Victa A Kenward, 22, Pupil Teacher, born Sussex Brighton

That's on piece 673 folio 36 page 29
Going back 20 census pages (and images!) to folio 26 page 9
London Road
Lady Boswells Schools
Boys
William West 32 Schoolmaster (as per directory)
with his wife and family

Girls
Only people in residence are John and Emma Harlow. He is a general labourer.

[queencorgi1]

Hi John, thank you so much for all this! Alice did lie about her age when getting married in 1898, and indeed also about her father's occupation, and yes, the couple had split up before the 1911 census. Alice may very well be this schoolteacher you've traced but I can't see any definite evidence which makes the identification certain.
It looks as though the Lady Boswells girls' school went bust, doesn't it?