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Sarah Luff b.1740 in Heyshott, the daughter of William Luff and Sarah Miles. She married Richard Faith in 1756 and then Richard Scutt in 1768. 1881 Census- Residents of Midhurst Union Workhouse, Easebourne, Sussex Arthur MILES 13 M Pauper Farm Serv Tillington, Sussex Walter MILES 17 M Pauper Farm Serv Tillington, Sussex This workhouse also covered Heyshott, although there was a workhouse in Heyshott. This was associated with Easebourne and accomodated some of these residents. White building in this photo. 
Re 1840 Tithe map
Moor Farm, owned by John Quanlock was farmed by David Miles [70 acres] His father, George, had farmed it previously. The 1871 census shows David Miles as aged 79 farming 75 acres with the help of 3 men. photo right shows Moor Farm C.1870 with David Miles in doorway. position of Moor farm shown - - map This is no longer a farm [private dwelling] - since 1996 From Heyshott History files.... David Miles who as a boy in the 1840s worked on Moor Farm of which his father was tenant and whose great granddaughter, Sue Ferris and her family still live in Heyshott.[2002] 17th December 1894 David Miles was elected as a Parish Councillor
Jesse Miles, Selham List of Miles headstones The first record of the surname is in the Pipe Rolls of Sussex, being that of Nicholas Miles dated 1177. further information from Vanessa Hillman being assembled into a family tree If you wish to contact Vanessa email us and your message will be forwarded. If you wish to correct, add to or comment on this page, please email us This page is ongoing |
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