1851 census West Firle Union Workhouse

Name	marital status	age	occupation	place of birth
Samuel Oyler	mar	45	governor, union house	Ticehurst
Sarah Hart	wid	54	matron, union house	Hatton, Hunts
George William Hart	unm	20	accountant	Ireland
Elizabeth M Hart	unm	16	school mistress	Leeds, Yorks
Edwin Moorey	unm	21	school master	Lewes
David Douch	mar	45	tailor	Westham
Mary Douch	mar	50	nurse	Robertsbridge
John Coates	wid	69	pauper, agricultural lab	Selmeston
Leonard Gillett		14	pauper, scholar	Alciston
Jane Haylor		12	pauper, scholar	Alciston
William Andrews	unm	59	pauper, agricultural lab	Beddingham
Mary Barrow	unm	18	pauper, general servant	Beddingham
William Bartholomew	mar	32	pauper, agricultural lab	Beddingham
Sarah Bartholomew	mar	33	pauper, ag lab’s wife	West Firle
Lucy Bartholomew		14	pauper, scholar	Tarring
Sarah Bartholomew		12	pauper scholar	Southease
Barbara Bartholomew		8	pauper, scholar	Southease
Thomas Bartholomew		5	pauper, scholar	Beddingham
James Bartholomew		2	pauper	Beddingham
Ann Moore	unm	22	pauper, general servant	Beddingham
James Moore		4	pauper	West Firle
Ann Moore		2	pauper	Beddingham
Frances Moore	unm	25	pauper, general servant	Beddingham
Emily Moore		4	pauper	Beddingham
Mary Parker	unm	32	pauper, general servant	Beddingham
Sarah Parker		9 m	pauper	West Firle
William Potter	mar	50	pauper, agricultural lab	Jevington
Ann Potter	mar	48	pauper, general servant	Beddingham
Caroline Potter	unm	17	pauper, general servant	Piddinghoe
Abraham Potter		11	pauper, scholar	Beddingham
William Potter		3	pauper	Beddingham
Thomas Goldsmith	wid	82	pauper, agricultural lab	Laughton
Jane Goldsmith	unm	27	pauper, general servant	Berwick
Sarah Hilton	unm	45	pauper, general servant	Berwick
George Reed		13	pauper, scholar	Chalvington
George Curtis	unm	20	pauper, agricultural lab	Ripe
Jasper Curtis	unm	17	pauper, agricultural lab	Ripe
George Parsons		15	pauper, scholar	Chalvington
Henry Turner	mar	52	pauper, agricultural lab	Isfield
Grace Turner	mar	54	pauper, agricultural lab	Lewes
Sarah Turner	unm	18	pauper, general servant	Glynde
Charity Turner		15	pauper, scholar	Glynde
Elizabeth Barber	wid	73	pauper, ag lab’s widow	Selmeston
Richard Gower	unm	27	pauper, agricultural lab	Ripe
James Gower	unm	20	pauper, agricultural lab	Ripe
Esther Gower	unm	19	pauper, general servant	Ripe
Ann Gower	unm	16	pauper, general servant	Ripe
Edmund Foord	unm	47	pauper, agricultural lab	Ripe
John Parsons	unm	72	pauper, agricultural lab	Ripe
Isaac Wheeler	wid	56	pauper, j’n blacksmith	Ripe
William Allcorn	wid	74	pauper, agricultural lab	Framfield
Ann Allcorn	unm[!]	44	pauper, wife of ag lab	Battle	blind
William Norman	wid	79	pauper, agricultural lab	West Firle	blind
Benjamin Avis	wid	84	pauper, j’n blacksmith	Alciston
Thomas Bartholomew	wid	78	pauper, agricultural lab	Beddingham
Joseph Burgess	unm	18	pauper, agricultural lab	West Firle
William Collingham	unm	30	pauper, agricultural lab	West Firle
Eli Fiest		14	pauper, scholar	West Firle
Emma Fiest		11	pauper, scholar	West Firle
Lydia Harris	wid	77	pauper, ag lab’s widow	Not Known
James Harvey		13	pauper, scholar	West Firle
Charles Hughes		11	pauper, scholar	West Firle
William Mockett	wid	70	pauper, agricultural lab	West Firle
Thomas Russell	unm	79	pauper, j’n shoemaker	Robertsbridge
Sophia Shelley		15	pauper, scholar	West Firle
Thomas Shelley		14	pauper, scholar	West Firle
William Shelley		11	pauper, scholar	West Firle
Harriett Shelley		8	pauper, scholar	West Firle
Sarah Shelley		6	pauper, scholar	West Firle
Peter Tompsett	unm	46	pauper, agricultural lab	West Firle
Joseph Taylor		14	pauper, scholar	West Firle
Ann Wilson		12	pauper, scholar	Beddingham
Elizabeth Potter	unm	20	pauper, general servant	Southease
Joseph Wheeler		14	pauper, scholar	Maidstone, Kent

Notes on the transcription:

The following abbreviations have been used for marital status: mar = married, unm = unmarried, wid = widow or widower. An exclamation mark [!] has been put next to the entry for Ann Allcorn as she was listed as unmarried BUT also as the wife of an agricultural labourer.
The following abbreviations have been used for occupations: lab = labourer, ag lab = agricultural labourer, j’n = journeyman (ie not a master)