Charlotte Nash
| Born: | Died: | Married: | Mother: | Father: | Descendant: Ernest Allfrey |
| Census | 1841 | 1851 | 1861 | 1871 | 1881 | 1891 | 1901 | 1911 | 1921 |
Charlotte Nash was born in Capel in Surrey on the 3rd November 1840. Her father was William Nash, and her mother was Ann, both were born outside Surrey.
In 1841 she was 7 months old and living with her parents in Capel Village in Surrey.
On the 3rd October 1864 she married William Allfrey in Brighton, Sussex. Their father's names were given as William Nash and William Allfrey.
In 1871 she was 30 years old and living with her husband William at No. 2 Prospect Cottages in Clayton. He was a bricklayer, and plasterer. It appears that she had a profession, maybe a cow keeper, but the census is unclear and it may be a third profession of her husband that had overflowed to the next line. By this time they had four children, Ann Martha, William Henry, Catherine Mary, and Minnie Caroline.
She moved from Clayton to Brighton in around 1876.
In 1881 Charlotte was living at 36 Russell St in Brighton, her husband was a bricklayer, and she had nine children, Annie, William, Catherine, Philip, Ernest, Alfred, Fanny, Charles and Lilian.
In 1891 is living with her family at Manor Farm, Poyning, Sussex.
In 1901 is living with her family at Oakmere, Albourne, Sussex.
In 1911 is 70, a widow, and is living with her son Harold at 21 Powis Road, Brighton.
Charlotte died on the 23rd June 1918, aged 77 in Brighton, Sussex.
Other Records
BMD: Charlotte Nash, 1840, Oct-Nov-Dec, District:Dorking, Surrey. Vol: 4, Page: 94
BMD:M: Charlotte Sarah Nash/William Allfrey, 1864, Oct-Nov-Dec, Brighton, Sussex, Volume: 2b, Page: 310