Sarah Ann Hemsley

England Births and Christenings: 1826

Name Sarah Ann Hemsley

Gender Female

Christening Date 16 Jul 1826

Christening Place Fletching, Sussex, England

Father's Name George Hemsley

Mother's Name Mary Anne

1841 Census:

• Parish: Wadhurst Series: HO107 Page: 9\30
• County: Sussex Piece: 1116 Family: 1929
• Country: England Registrar's district: Wadhurst Line: 10
• Date: 1841 Superintendent registrar's district: Ticehurst Image: 12
• Enum. District: 6
• Sussex, England
• Residence: 1841
• Pook Pitt, Wadhurst, Sussex, England

* Household

• Relation to head of household was not recorded in this census. However, MyHeritage has developed technology to imply the relations based on surname, gender, age and position in the household. Though not perfect, the implied relations are often correct.
• Relation to head Name Age
• Head (implied) George Hemsley 40 - 44
• Wife (implied) Mary Hemsley 40 - 44
• Son (implied) Charles Hemsley 18
• Son (implied) George Hemsley 15 - 19
• Daughter (implied) Sarah Hemsley 14
• Son (implied) John Hemsley 12
• Son (implied) William Hemsley 10
• Daughter (implied) Mary Hemsley 8
• Son (implied) Abraham Hemsley 5
• Son (implied) Thomas Hemsley 3
• Daughter (implied) Elizabeth Hemsley 10 months

Md.10 Jul. 1853 (cert) at Tooting Gravney,

Michael Dadswell: Born 20 Jan. 1826; bap. Goudhurst, Kent 19 Mar. 1826 (Par. Regs.)

Marriage date from original marriage certificate in my possession [Sharon 2013]

1861 census, Horden, Goudhurst,

Michael, occ. Brick Burner, living with Sarah Ann, b.abt. 1827
Fletching, Sx. [need to check this against the Hawkhurst we have for her]

http://theweald.org/N10.asp?NId=40010394

and children all born Goudhurst. :

Sarah Ann 6,

Mary Ann 4,

John 2

1871 census Cranbrook, Kent,

Sarah Ann a widow, living Freight’s Cott.

children:

John 12,

Elizabeth 9

and Thomas 7.

1881 Cranbrook, Kent, same place as 1871

with youngest son, Thomas 17, b. Staplehurst, Kent.

1891 census of Highgate, Hawkhurst

with son Thomas, a baker.

An interesting story about daughter, Sarah Ann , in a Hawkhurst history. She was known as Annie and became a recluse. She would collect her provisions late at night from the shopkeepers who would leave them on their back doorsteps. [Information from Dadswell Researcher Barbara Nethercott, by email Nov 2013]