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  1. Census

    Clare Hopkins · 19 Jul 2026

    Census of Buckham Hill, Isfield, East Sussex

    Date
    • 07 April 1861
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  2. Census

    Clare Hopkins · 19 Jul 2026

    Census of Baronsden, Barnsden Farm, Oldlands, Maresfield, East Sussex

    Date
    • 02 April 1871
    Place
    People
    • Samuel Hazelden

      Head. Married. 54. Farmer of 60 acres employing 2 men. Born: Isfield, Sussex

    • Philley Goldsmith

      Recorded as Philley Hazelden

      Wife. 54. Farmers wife. Born: Rotherfield, Sussex

    • Luke Hazelden

      Son. Unmarried. 25. Farmer’s son. Born: Isfield, Sussex

    • William Hazelden

      Son. Unmarried. 21. Carpenter’s journeyman. Born: Isfield, Sussex

    • Ephraim Hazelden

      Recorded as Ephraiam Hazelden

      Son. Unmarried. 18. Stone mason’s journeyman. Born: Isfield, Sussex

    • Martha Hazelden

      Daughter. Unmarried. 15. Born: Isfield, Sussex

    • Mary Jane Hazelden

      Recorded as Mary Hazelden

      Daughter. 12. Scholar. Born: Isfield, Sussex

    • William Hazelden

      Grandson. 11. Scholar. Born: Brighton, Sussex

    • Charles Stephens

      Servant. Unmarried. 20 Farm servant. Born: Framfield, Sussex

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  2. Death

    Clare Hopkins · 19 Jul 2026

    Death of Philley Goldsmith

    Person
    • Philley Goldsmith

      Age: 79. Widow of Samuel Hazelden A Farmer. Cause of death: Accidentally poisoned by taking harts horn in the middle of the night by mistake

    Date
    • 18 December 1895
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    Philadelphia died at Summerfield Farm, Maresfield, Sussex on 18 December 1895. Aged 79 years, 5 months. Widow of Samuel Hazelden. The cause of death was given as "accidentally poisoned by taking harts horn in the middle of the night by mistake". The Hastings and Bexhill Independent reported on the inquest. Here is a summary of the article: Philadelphia Hazelden was 79 years old and had been unwell, spending much of her time in bed. At about 3.30 in the morning, she called out to her daughter, Mary Jane Taylor, saying, "I have taken something." When Mary Jane went into the room, she immediately realised her mother had accidentally swallowed hartshorn - the uncorked bottle was beside the bed, along with bottles of gin and brandy. Mary Jane tried to soothe the burns to her mother's mouth with vaseline while sending for the doctor. Although he treated her, the hartshorn had caused severe internal burns to her mouth, throat and stomach. Philadelphia died the following day from the shock of her injuries.
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  1. Baptism

    Clare Hopkins · 19 Jul 2026

    Baptism of Philley Goldsmith

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    Date
    • August 1838-January 1844
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    The baptisms of the children of Samuel Hazelden and Philley Goldsmith whilst they were living at Isfield. These baptisms took place at St Margaret's Church Isfield: Ann Hazelden - 26 August 1838 William Hazelden - 08 March 1840 Samuel Hazelden - 13 June 1841 Luke Hazelden - 07 January 1844
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