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     Her married name was Byner. Ellen Stonham was born in 1846 at Beckley, Sussex. She married Albert Henry Byner, son of James Byner and Caroline Hyacinth Young, between 1 April 1871 and 30 June 1871 at Rye, Sussex. Ellen Stonham died after 5 April 1891.

     Arthur James Byner was born in 1874 at Frittenden, Kent. He died after 1881.

     Edith May Byner was born in 1876 at Hythe, Kent. She appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at London Road, Hastings, Sussex; (Edith M. Byner, single, aged 25, draper's assistant - a boarder with many others of the same trade.) She died after 31 March 1901.

     Thomas William Byner was born in 1878 at Mayfield, Sussex. He died after 4 April 1881.

     Sarah Eliza Bourne married Charles Wightwick, son of Charles Wightwick and Ann Mercer; (The only Charles Wightwick married during the period July 1837-June 1840 was in Tenterden (5 - 431), on 11/1/39 to Mary Ann Part, a widow - NOT to a Sarah Eliza Bourne! 1837 online has no Sarah Bournes marrying in Kent or Sussex in the period 1837-1841.) Her married name was Wightwick. Sarah Eliza Bourne was baptized on 6 June 1802 at Brightling, Sussex; 'Sarah-Eliza.' She appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Conster, Beckley, Sussex; (Head: Sarah Eliza Wightwick, widow, age illegible, farmer of 250 acres with 6 men and 3 boys, and two unmarried daughters Eliza Jane and Sabina Ann, 22 and 18, and 2 servants.) She appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Conster House, Beckley; (Head: Eliza Whitewick (sic), widow, 66, farmer of 319 acres, with 7 men and boys, with her unmarried son and daughter, Jane and Charles, 25 and 21, and 3 servants including William Lansdell, married aged 37, bailiff and agricultural labourer.) She died between 1 January 1878 and 31 March 1878 at Rye.

     William Young was born in 1791 at Whatlington, Sussex. He married Elizabeth (?) before 30 March 1851. William Young appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Cottage, Whatlington, Sussex; (Head: William Young, 60, occupation illegible, and his wife Elizabeth, 59, and a groom.) He appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Stream, Whatlington, Sussex; (Head: Edward Honeysett, unmarried, 74, retired private coachman from Whatlington; with his nephew and niece, William and Elizabeth Young, 71 and 69, William an agricultural labourer.) He died between 7 April 1861 and 2 April 1871.