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1 Joseph TROWER ( ) Sussex Advertiser 23 Sep 1811 Advertisement To be sold by Auction on the Premises by Mr Chrippes on Wednesday, the 2d of October 1811 at 4 o clock unless in the mean Time disposed of by private Contract, whereof Notice will be given. The long established and well-accustomed INN in full Trade, with the large detached Market-Room, convenient Stables and Outbuildings, and walled Garden; called The SWAN, in Pulborough; at which is holden, weekly, the largest Corn Market in this part of the Country; and which is most advantageously situate on the Junction of the much frequented Roads from Petworth to Storrington and Steyning, and from Arundel to Horsham, and being the only Inn on the latter Road; now in the Undertenancy of Mr Joseph Trower. The Premises are Freehold; and may be viewed on application to Messrs Thomas and James Rice, Pulborough; of whom, or of Mr Tyler, Petworth, further particulars be had. Storrington Collection Overseers of the Poor Apprenticeship Indenture Reference Par 188/33/1 West Sussex Past Online Catalogue For Egbert Gravely, smith and farrier, dated 24 Jan Other: Stephen Aborn jnr of Islington, Middlesex, master; Stephen Aborn snr of Southwark, Surrey, master; Thomas Trower, uncle and guardian. Sussex Advertiser 15 Sep 1823 Advertisement Lodgings to be Let Two or three comfortable Bed Rooms, with one or two Parlours, and the use of the Kitchen, either to Board by themselves of the Family, in the pleasant village of Pulborough. Coaches passing to and from Town daily. For particulars enquire of Mr Trower, Swann Inn, Pulborough, if by letter, post paid. Sussex Advertiser 13 Feb 1826 Advertisement Swan Inn, Pulborough. Joseph Trower, respectfully informs the Public, that there will be A BALL, at his house, on Wednesday, the 22d Instant. John Jupp, Jun., William Battcock, James Lucas Stewards. Tickets, Five Shillings each. Sussex Advertiser 09 Apr 1832 At the Petworth Sessions The Quarter Sessions for the Western Division of this County were holden at Petworth, on Monday last, before Samuel Twyford, Esq., Chairman, and a very full Bench of Magistrates, amongst whom we noticed the Earl of Egremont, Lord Selsey, Lord John George Lennox, M.P., Sir C. M. Burrell, Bart., Sir C. W. Taylor, Bart., &c., &c. The calendar contained the names of 12 prisoners for trial, on charges of felony, with a few cases of misdemeanor, which were disposed of as follows:- Jesse Naldrett, George Nayler and William Hampshire, for unlawfully conspiring together, with other persons, and assaulting and forcibly imprisoning for the space of one hour and upwards, Charles Challen, William Boxall and Joseph Trower, Overseers of the parish of Pulborough, with intent to extort money from them. Each three months to hard labour, and at the expiration to enter into recognizances to keep the peace for six months. Last updated 29 July Page 1 of 12

2 Sussex Advertiser 11 Feb 1833 Advertisement Pulborough, Sussex. Important Freehold Inn and Posting House. To be Sold by Auction, on the Premises by Mr Chrippes, on Friday, the 22 nd March, 1833 at three o clock in the afternoon (unless in the mean time disposed of by private contract, of which due notice will be given), subject to such conditions as shall then be produced. The long established and well accustomed INN called the SWAN, at Pulborough, with the large detached Market-room, at which is held weekly the largest corn market (by sample) in this part of the country, convenient chaise houses, stables capable of holding 100 horses, walled garden, with a piece of land adjoining called Ferry Mead (partly meadow and partly a garden), containing by admeasurement 1A. 1R. 6P. This eligible Inn, in full trade, is most advantageously situated on the junction of the much frequented roads from Petworth to Brighton, & from Arundel & Bognor to Horsham and London, whilst the extreme contiguity of the navigable river Arun, renders it available for warehousing stores, and numerous other purposes of profit; is in the occupation of Mr Joseph Trower, a most respectable Tenant, under a lease, which expires at Lady-day next, and affords a most favourable opportunity for any person wishing to engage in an excellent Business, or for Investment. Early possession may be had. The Household Furniture, Stock in Trade, and Fixtures, to be taken at a valuation. The premises may be viewed on application to the Tenant, and further particulars obtained, on application to Mr Bowyer, Solicitor; or to the Auctioneer, at Petworth. All letters, to be post-paid. Last updated 29 July Page 2 of 12

3 Sussex Advertiser 16 Sep 1833 Game Lists County of Sussex Persons who have obtained Game Certificates for the year List 1 General Certificates at 3 13s 6d each: William Arkcoll, Westham; John Brown, jun., Battle; Thomas Beale, Northiam; S. R. Bosanquet, Esq., Ticehurst; Robert Breton, Westham; James Bisshopp, Bury; Hammond Bisshopp, Bury; John Field Burgess, Tillington; George Butcher, Wisborough-green; Richard Boniface, Aldingbourne; Richard Boniface, Oving; Lieut-Col. Edward Byam, Soouthbersted; Rev R. H. Baker, Linchmere; Robert Crisford, Battle; Capt. R. B. Curteis, Wartling; T. S. Cosham, Herstmonceux; John Crowhurst, Battle; Thomas Christmas, Mountfield; William Cloke, Guestling; Joseph Carter; Billingshurst; Hugh Clement, Pulborough; Matthew Cobby, Birdham; James Piggott Calhoun, Compton; Charles Crosbie, Esq., Upmarden; Thomas Dennis, Beckley; Edward Duke, Bexhill; E. N. Dawes, Esq., Rye; John Downer, Kirdford; Joseph Downer, Kirdford; John Dearling, Pulborough; William Dobson, Tillington; C. Dorrien, Esq., Eastlavant; Stephen Duke, Eastlavant; William Damer, Easebourne; Mullins Dennett, Lodsworth; Thomas Eldridge, Battle; William Evershed, Billingshurst; Edward Evershed, Wisborough-green; James Filder, Eastbourne; James Fielding, Esq., Kirdford; Alexander Foard, Easebourne; Charles Gausden, jun., Battle; John Gilfin, Guestling; William Gilfin, Guestling; Edward J. Gallup, Amberley; Henry Griffin, Birdham; James Gyatt, Upmarden; James Gates, St. Andrew; Frank Gardner, Rogate; H. H. Hallett, Battle; Albert Holland, Ninfield; James Hardy, Salehurst; J. Holloway, jun., Brightling; Josiah Hollyer, Rye; J. Heywood Hawkins, Esq., Bignor; William Hamman, Bury; John Heath, Pulborough; Charles Heath, Stopham; John Hard, Wisborough-green; H. J. Hounsome, Esq., Funtington; Charles Jones, Winchelsea; William Jones, Midhurst; N. P. Kell, Battle; John Kemp, Brightling; John King, Esq., Loxwood; John King, jun., Esq., Loxwood; Alfred Knott, Westhampnett; John Kent, East Lavant; Edward A. Lamb, Iden; Frederick Langford, Udimore; W. Lipscomb, Esq., Winchelsea; William Longley, Winchelsea; George Luxford, Esq., Salehurst; W. P. Lamb, Esq., Rye; Daniel Lade, Wartling; John Luff, Amberley; Edward Lickfold, Boxalland; Edward Lickfold, Hillgrove; Weller Ladbrook, Esq., Woollavington; Zadik Levin, Esq., Newfishbourne; William Lassam, Linchmere; Robert Mercer, Brede; James Mawle, Battle; W. G. Morley, Rye; John Mynn, jun., Hailsham; George Millyard, Petworth; George Millyard, jun., Petworth; Edward Mitchell, Storrington; Henry Matthews, Upmarden; J. Manning, sen., Oving; G. Mullins, Esq., Lodsworth; Gawen Mellersh, Midhurst; Henry Newell, Amberley; Henry Frederick Napper, Esq., Laker s Lodge; Walter Napper, Laker s Lodge; Charles Newland, Slindon; James Pinyon, Ashburnham; R. C. Pomfret, Esq., Rye; Jesse Piper, Hawkhurst; George Parlett, Bury; Henry Peskett, Funtington; William Postlethwaite, Funtington; G. Pilkington, Esq., Iping; Edward Pilkington, Esq., Iping; Sir C. Paget, Rogate; Edward Paget, Esq., Rogate; James Quaife, Battle; James Quaife, jun., Battle; T. W. Reeves, Beckley; James Richardson, Brede; James Russell, Bexhill; William Reed, Ewhurst; Rev H. M. Rice, Rye; Samuel Roods, Westham; Capt. G. F. Rich, Funtington; G. Rudwick, Hunston; William Rusbridge, jun., Siddlesham; Henry Selmes, Beckley; Tilden Smith, jun., Mountfield; Richard Smith, Mountfield; Tilden Smith, Mountfield; Henry Smith, Brede; Jeremiah Smith, Rye; James Selmes, Rye; George Skinner, Rye; Charles Sparkes, Eastwittering; W. H. Souter, Westdean; Thomas Sanders, Easebourne; George Thomas, Bexhill; Charles Thorpe, Fairlight; Thomas Thorpe, Rye; William Turner, Billingshurst; William Tribe, Fittleworth; John Turner, Fittleworth; William Turner, Fittleworth; Clement Trower, Pulborough; Rev William Tyner, Compton; Luke Upperton, Amberley; Thomas Upton, Oving; William Upton, Oving; Rev E. Warnford, Ashburnham; Robert Watts, Battle; James Watts, Battle; John West, jun., Hollington; Samuel Weeks, Salehurst; N. Wetherell, Esq., Ticehurst; Charles Wetherell, Esq., Ticehurst; Thomas Weeks, Northiam; William Wood, Crowhurst; William Watson, Esq., Rye; George Whiteman, Rye; J. Whiteman, jun., Warbleton; George Whiteman, Eastbourne; Charles Wood, Billingshurst; Col. H. Wyndham, Kirdford; James Wyatt, Aldingbourn; John Wyatt, Westbourne. List 2 Gamekeepers not being Assessed Servants at 3 13s 6d each Robert Forward, appointed for the Manor of Pashly. List 3 Gamekeepers being Assessed Servants at 1 5s each: John Broomfield, appointed by J. Luxford, Esq., for the Manor of the Isle of Oxney; Charles Budd, by J. Biddulph, Esq., for Barlavington; Edward Crowhurst by Sir G. Webster, bart., for Battel and Barhorne; John Holmes by Sir William Ashburnham, for Guesting; James Hood by J. F. Turner, Esq., for Brick Wall; John Morris by W. S. Poyntz, Esq., for Easebourne; Edward Sadler by Sir C. Hamilton, for Iping. Made up from the 1 st of September to the 15 th of September 1833 by Order of the Board, Charles Pressly, Secretary. Last updated 29 July Page 3 of 12

4 1837 Poll Book Petworth Joseph Trower, Pulborough; Clement Trowers [Pulborough], Coldwaltham Tithe Apportionment 16 Mar 1837 Plan 15 Greatham Parish, Sussex Reference IR29/35/116 Landowners: Clement Trower Occupiers: Joseph Trower Numbers referring to the Plan: 15 Name and Description of Lands and Premises: Pasture in one field coloured Pink in the Plan Quantities in Statute Measure: 10 acres 1 rood 17 perches Amount of Rent-Charge apportioned upon the several Lands, and Payable to the Rector: 1 acre 15 roods 6 perches Remarks: A.A.1 Sussex Advertiser 02 Oct 1837 Pulborough, Sussex by Mr Chrippes At the Swan Inn, Pulborough, on Friday, the 27 th day of October, instant, at Four o clock in the afternoon, in One Lot. A most desirable, Compact, COPYHOLD ESTATE of inheritance, called West Mares, with very extensive Right of Commonage; held of the Manor of Nutbourne, at a quit rent of 11s 4d., and Fine, and Heriot on Death or Alienation; and situate in the parish of Pulborough. This Estate consists of a modern built convenient House, Garden, and Orchard, in the occupation of Mr Mills, fronting to Mare Hill Common, a short distance off the Turnpike Road from Petworth, through Pulborough Street to Brighton, with twenty-three Acres, more or less, of arable land, of a most productive quality and light tillage, divided into four enclosures, all contiguous to the house, with a stone built Barn, Granary, Stable, and other Farming buildings, the whole in excellent repair, in the occupation of Mr Trower, of Pulborough; and two Acres, more or less, of the richest marsh land, in hand, lying on the East side of the aforesaid Turnpike Road. Mr Trower, of Pulborough, will show the Estate; and full particulars may be had of the Auctioneer, Petworth; and at the office of Messrs Attree, Clark and McWhinnie, Solicitors, Brighton. Last updated 29 July Page 4 of 12

5 Tithe Apportionment 14 Feb 1839 Plan 624 Eartham, Sussex Reference IR29/35/86 Landowners: The Honourable George Ponsonby Occupiers: Joseph Trower [1] Number referring to Plan [2] Name & Description of Lands and Premises [3] State of Cultivation [4] Quantities in Statute [5] Amount of Rent-Charge apportioned upon the several Lands, and Payable to the Impropriator [6] Remarks Buddington Farm [1] 625 [2] Cottage and garden [3] nil [4] 1 rood 3 perches [5] nil [6] nil [1] 624 [2] Orchard field [3] arable [4] 8 acres 2 roods 33 perches [5] 5 10s [6] A [1] 630 [2] Old Eleven acres [3] arable [4] 9 acres 3 roods 9 perches [5] 6 10s [6] A [1] 631 [2] Old six acres [3] arable [4] 5 acres 1 rood 7 perches [5] 3 4s [6] A [1] 632 [2] Eight acres [3] arable [4] 8 acres 27 perches [5] 5 [6] A [1] 623 [2] Orchard [3] pasture [4] 1 acre 1 rood 38 perches [5] 10s [6] A [1] 629 [2] Coppice [3] nil [4] 31 perches [5] nil [6] nil [1] 633 Barn field [3] arable [4] 8 acres 1 rood 23 perches [5] 4 17s 7d [6] A [1] 635 Orchard [3] nil [4] 35 perches [5] nil [6] nil [1] 636 Barn and yard [3] nil [4] 27 perches [5] nil [6] nil Total land area and amount of rent charge: 42 acres 2 roods 33 perches; 25 11s 7d Tithe Apportionment 28 Feb 1839 Plan 1215 Pulborough, Sussex Reference IR29/35/216 Landowners: Joseph Trower Occupiers: Mrs Hammon Numbers referring to the Plan: 1215 Name and Description of Lands and Premises: House and garden State of Cultivation: Quantities in Statute Measure In Bounds: Quantities in Statute Measure Out Bounds: 9 perches Amount of Rent-Charge apportioned upon the several Lands, and Payable to the Rector: Remarks: Last updated 29 July Page 5 of 12

6 Tithe Apportionment 28 Feb 1839 Plan 1407 Pulborough, Sussex Reference IR29/35/216 Landowners: James Worger Occupiers: Joseph Trower [1] Number referring to Plan [2] Name & Description of Lands and Premises [3] State of Cultivation [4] Quantities in Statute Measure In Bounds [5] Quantities in Statute Measure Out Bounds [6] Amount of Rent-Charge apportioned upon the several Lands, and Payable to the Rector [7] Remarks [1] 1407 [2] Huddlestone field [3] arable [4] 6 acres 2 roods 37 perches [5] 7 acres 2 perches [6] 3 2s 10d [7] A89954 [1] 1408 [2] Barn field [3] arable [4] 12 acres 2 roods 17 perches [5] 12 acres 3 roods 31 perches [6] 5 17s 8d [7] A89954 [1] 1411 [2] Barn and yards West Mares [3] nil [4] nil [5] 1 rood 8 perches [6] nil [7] nil [1] 1412 [2] Potatoe field [3] arable [4] 2 acres 3 roods 25 perches [5] 3 acres 19 perches [6] 1 4s 10d [7] ACRC280 Total land area and amount of rent charge: 22 acres 39 perches in bounds; 23 acres 1 rood 20 perches out bounds; 10 5s 4d Tithe Apportionment 28 Feb 1839 Plan 1228 Pulborough, Sussex Reference IR29/35/216 Landowners: John Heath Occupiers: Joseph Trower [1] Number referring to Plan [2] Name & Description of Lands and Premises [3] State of Cultivation [4] Quantities in Statute Measure In Bounds [5] Quantities in Statute Measure Out Bounds [6] Amount of Rent-Charge apportioned upon the several Lands, and Payable to the Rector [7] Remarks [1] 1228 [2] House and Garden [3] nil [4] nil [5] 39 perches [6] nil [7] nil [1] 1229 [2] Platt [3] arable [4] 2 roods 4 perches [5] 2 roods 16 perches [6] 3s 10d [7] N2635 Total land area and amount of rent charge: 2 roods 4 perches in bounds; 3 roods 15 perches out bounds; 3s 10d Last updated 29 July Page 6 of 12

7 Tithe Apportionment 28 Feb 1839 Plan 1474 Pulborough, Sussex Reference IR29/35/216 Landowners: James Heath Occupiers: Joseph Trower [1] Number referring to Plan [2] Name & Description of Lands and Premises [3] State of Cultivation [4] Quantities in Statute Measure In Bounds [5] Quantities in Statute Measure Out Bounds [6] Amount of Rent-Charge apportioned upon the several Lands, and Payable to the Rector [7] Remarks [1] 1474 [2] Part of Nutbourne Marsh [3] pasture [4] 1 rood 1 perch [5] 1 rood 2 perches [6] 1s 10d [7] A [1] 1487 [2] Lowsland Barn and Yard [3] pasture [4] nil [5] 18 perches [6] nil [7] nil [1] 1488 [2] Barn field [3] arable [4] 6 acres 1 rood 16 perches [5] 6 acres 3 roods 9 perches [6] 2 16s 2d [7] A O.A.1. [1] 1489 [2] Batts field [3] arable [4] 2 acres 3 roods 24 perches [5] 3 acres 27 perches [6] 1 4s 8d [7] A OA28 [1] 1503 [2] Road Winterfield Meadow [3] pasture [4] 2 acres 2 roods 37 perches [5] 3 acres 2 perches [6] 1 1s [7] A O.A.33 [1] 1504 [2] Marchill Winterfield Meadow [3] pasture [4] 1 acres 3 roods 32 perches [5] 2 acres 26 perches [6] 16s 5d [7] A [1] 1505 [2] Lower Winterfield Meadow [3] pasture [4] 3 acres 2 roods 33 perches [5] 4 acres 5 perches [6] 1 15s 7d [7] A Total land area and amount of rent charge: 17 acres 3 roods 23 perches in bounds; 19 acres 2 roods 9 perches out bounds; 7 15s 8d Tithe Apportionment 18 Jul 1839 Plan 324 Bury, Sussex Reference IR29/35/50 Landowners: Joseph Trower Occupiers: Thomas Randall Numbers referring to the Plan: 324,325 Name and Description of Lands and Premises: 324 Botany Bay Orchard; 325 Allotment on Hail Hill State of Cultivation: Orchard Quantities in Statute Measure: rood 27 perches; rood 7 perches; total 2 roods 34 perches Amount of Rent-Charge apportioned upon the several Lands, and Payable to the Appropriator: 2s 9d Remarks: Pigot's Directory 1839 Sussex Joseph Trower, spirit merchant & maltster, Pulborough Sussex Advertiser 20 May 1839 Notes of the Season During the night of Saturday se nnight, The Swan Inn, at Pulborough, was broken into by some thieves, who stole six silver spoons, some of them marked Trower, six silver forks, a pilot coat, and several other articles, altogether valued at 30l. Last updated 29 July Page 7 of 12

8 1841 Petworth Poll Book Joseph Trower: abode Pot Street in this parish; qualification freehold house and garden Sussex Advertiser 15 Mar 1841 At Pulborough, on Thursday, the 11 th instant, in the 30 th year of his age, Mr Clement Trower, only son of Mr Joseph Trower, of Pulborough Census Lower Street, Pulborough, Sussex Joseph TROWER 59yrs Farmer born in the county Mary TROWER 55yrs born in the county Mary TROWER 25yrs born in the county Amelia TROWER 20yrs born in the county George CLOUTE 25yrs Surveyor not born in the county Elizabeth SMART 15yrs Female servant born in the county Charles NORRIE 15yrs Male servant born in the county Sussex Advertiser 31 Jan 1842 Death At Pulborough, on Sunday, the 18 th inst., Mrs Trower, wife of Mr Joseph Trower, much regretted by her family and friends. Tithe Apportionment 15 Dec 1846 Plan 65 Midhurst, Sussex Reference IR29/35/183 Landowners: The Earl of Egmont Occupiers: Joseph Trower Numbers referring to the Plan: 65 Name and Description of Lands and Premises: Part of Town Meadow State of Cultivation: Meadow Quantities in Statute Measure: 14 acres 23 perches Amount of Rent-Charge apportioned upon the several Lands, and Payable to the Appropriator: 3 10s Remarks: M Essex Standard 18 Jun 1847 Marriage May 26 th at Eastbourne, Sussex, Mr G. T. Cloutt, Surveyor to the Eastern Union Railway Company, to Amelia, youngest daughter of Joseph Trower, Esq., Midhurst, Sussex. Last updated 29 July Page 8 of 12

9 1851 Census Buddington, Bignor, Sussex Joseph TROWER Head 69yrs Farmer of 22 acres employing 10 labourers [widower] born Storrington, Sussex Joseph NASH Son-in-law 36yrs (Farmer) with above [married] b Newdigate, Surrey Mary Jane NASH Dau 36yrs [married] b Pulborough, Sussex Albert Trower NASH Gdson 2yrs b Bignor, Sussex Charles BROWINGS Servt 32yrs Farm labourer [married] b Henfield, Sussex Elizabeth BROWINGS Servt 29yrs House servant [married] b Westgrinstead, Sussex Ann BEACHER Servt 51yrs House servant [widower] b Steadham, Sussex Henry BOOKER Servt 20yrs House servant [unmarried] b Easebourne, Sussex Ruth SMITH Servt 30yrs House servant [unmarried] b Coldwaltham, Sussex 1851 Census Bignor, Easebourne, Sussex Joseph TROWER Head 65yrs Farmer of 146 acres employing 8 men b Pulborough, Sussex Joseph NAISH Son-in-law 54yrs Farmer [married] b Pulborough, Sussex Mary NAISH Dau 46yrs [married] b Pulborough, Sussex Albert NAISH Gdson 2yrs b Easebourne, Sussex James NORRIS Servt 42yrs Farm labourer [married] b Pulborough, Sussex Mary NORRIS Servt 41yrs House servant [married] b Pulborough, Sussex Jane STEVENS Servt 10yrs House servant [unmarried] b Easebourne, Sussex Sussex Advertiser 25 Oct 1853 October 18, at Buddington, near Midhurst, in his 73 rd year, Mr Joseph Trower, formerly spirit merchant of Pulborough. Index to Death Duty Registers All Courts Excluding PCC Reference IR27/ Intestate: Jos. Trower Name and Residence of Adminstratrix: M. A. Nash, Easebourne Court where granted: Cy Chichester Folio: 537 Consistory Court of Chichester Diaries - LDS Film Wills & Administrations Books U-Y 1853 Nov 21. Admon of all and singular the goods chattels & credits of Joseph Trower late of Easebourne farmer was granted to Mary Jane Nash his natural & lawful daughter and next of kin with a day last day of May - sub Last updated 29 July Page 9 of 12

10 West Sussex Record Office - The Cowdray Archives Reference: Cowdray/ Jan 1845 Buddington & Chapel Land Farms in Bignor [i.e. in the detached tithing of Buddington, now in Easebourne] and Easebourne, listed in a schedule giving fieldnames, acreages and state of cultivation. Joseph Trower of Pulborough, yeoman. Contents: Endorsed with memorandum of agreement that the within named Buddington Farm, together with Little Buddington Farm lately purchased by [George James, 6 th ] Earl of Egmont, shall be held by Joseph Nash, son-in-law and surviving executor of said Joseph Trower, 2 December Index to Death Duty Registers All Courts Excluding PCC Reference IR27/ Testator and Residence: Thos. Trower, Midhurst, Sussex Executors: Mary Jane Nash of Bignor Court: Chichester Register 1 Folio 336 National Probate Calendar 1861 Mar 7. The Will of Thomas Trower late of Midhurst in the County of Sussex Gentleman deceased who died on or about 8 January 1861 at Midhurst aforesaid was proved at Chichester by the oath of Mary Jane Nash (wife of Joseph Nash, yeoman) of Buddington Farm in the Parish of Bignor in the said County the Niece and the sole Executrix. Effects under Census Buddington, Bignor, Sussex Joseph NASH Head 46yrs Farmer 318 acres employing 6 men, 3 boys b Newdigate, Surrey Mary Ann NASH Wife 46yrs Farmer s wife b Pulborough, Sussex Albert T. NASH Son 12yrs Scholar b Bignor, Sussex Eva A. NASH Dau 8yrs Scholar b Bignor, Sussex Alice Jane NASH Dau 6yrs Scholar b Bignor, Sussex Edward T. BROWN Visitor 24yrs Fundholder [unmarried] b East Preston, Sussex Mary EAMES Servt 20yrs House servant [unmarried] b Stedham, Sussex Charlotte MITCHELL Servt 18yrs House servant [unmarried] b Stedham, Sussex Last updated 29 July Page 10 of 12

11 London Gazette 28 Jan 1862 pages Thomas Trower, Deceased. Pursuant to the Statute 22 nd and 23 rd Victoria, cap.35, intituled An Act to further amend the Law of Property, and to relieve Trustees. Notice is hereby given, that all creditors and other persons having any claim or demand upon or against the estate and effects of Thomas Trower, late of Midhurst, in the county of Sussex, Gentleman, deceased (who died on the 8 th day of January, 1861, and whose will was duly proved on the 17 th day of March last, in the Chichester District Registry of Her Majesty s Court of Probate, by Mary Jane, the wife of Joseph Nash, of Buddington Farm, near Midhurst aforesaid, the executrix therein named) are hereby required to send in particulars in writing of any such claim or demand to me, the undersigned, at my office in Midhurst aforesaid, on or before the 28 th day of February next, on which day the assets of the said testator, will be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to those claims or demands (if any) of which the said Joseph Nash and Mary Jane his wife shall then have had notice, and they will not be liable for the assets so distributed, or any part thereof, to any person of whose claim or demand they shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. Dated this 25 th day of January, Edwin Albery, Solicitor to the said Executor Census Bignor Farm House, Bignor, Sussex Joseph NASH Head 56yrs Farmer 307 acres employing 9 men, 6 boys b Newdigate, Surrey Mary Jane NASH Wife 56yrs Farmer s wife b Pulborough, Sussex Albert Trower NASH Son 22yrs Farmer s son b Bignor, Sussex Henrietta WHITTINGTON 18yrs General servant b Woolbarington, Sussex 1881 Census Buddington Farm, Bignor, Sussex Joseph NASH Head 66yrs Farmer 300 acres employing 8 men 3 boys b Newdigate, Surrey Mary Jane NASH Wife 66yrs b Pulborough, Sussex Eva NASH Dau 28yrs b Bignor, Sussex Alice NASH Dau 26yrs b Bignor, Sussex 1881 Census Sheffield House Stewards, Fletching, Sussex Albert Trower NASH Head 32yrs Land Agent (House) b Easebourne, Sussex Sarah NASH Wife 35yrs b Wonersh, Surrey Evelyn Mary NASH Dau 4yrs b Fletching, Sussex Hilda Blanche NASH Dau 2yrs b Fletching, Sussex Margaret Sarah NASH Dau 1yr b Fletching, Sussex Caroline PUMPHREY Servt 17yrs General servant b Fletching, Sussex Annie NEWNHAM Servt 14yrs General servant b Fletching, Sussex Last updated 29 July Page 11 of 12

12 1891 Census Budgenor Hill, Easebourne, Sussex Joseph NASH Head 76yrs Retired farmer b Newdigate, Surrey Mary J. NASH Wife 76yrs b Pulborough, Sussex Alice J. NASH Dau 33yrs b Easebourne, Sussex FreeBMD Death Index Joseph Nash died Sep Qt 1900 Midhurst Sussex aged 86yrs 1901 Census Roseneath, Dodsley Fields, Easebourne, Sussex Francis A. TALLANT Head 51yrs Brick & Insurance Agent b Little Houghton, Nothants Eva A. TALLANT Wife 48yrs General b Buddington, Easebourne, Sussex Mary J. NASH Mother-in-law 86yrs Royal Benevolent Pensioner [widow] b Pulborough, Sussex Albert T. NASH Brother-in-law 52yrs Poultry [widower] b Buddington, Easebourne, Sussex Alice J. NASH Sister-in-law 46yrs Domestic nurse [single] b Buddington, Easebourne, Sussex Sarah SI..YER Servt 19yrs General domestic servant [unmarried] b Easebourne, Sussex National Probate Calendar 1914 Mary Jane Nash of Easebourne Sussex widow died 14 September 1901 Administration Chichester 29 August to Eva Amelia Tallant (wife of Francis Alwyne Tallant). Effects 32 10s. Last updated 29 July Page 12 of 12