Charles Head
- Born: Cal 1809, Lingfield, Surrey 3
- Marriage (1): Milley Kenward on 6 Dec 1833 in Saint Saviour, Southwark 1
- Marriage (2): Ann Young in 1849 in Newington (reg) 2
- Died: 13 Feb 1862, Lingfield, Surrey 4
- Buried: 18 Feb 1862, St Peter and St Paul, Lingfield 5
General Notes:
http://wasfu-man-lingfieldpubs.blogspot.com.au/2007/07/lingfield-pubs-breweries.html
"The Star, near the church, Lingfield. Situated ¼ mile from the Greyhound and about 1 mile from the Hare & Hounds. This inn and 3 cottages and the former Star Inn date from the 16th-18th centuries. The inn derives its name from the arms of the Cobhams, the great Lords of Sterborough Castle who lie in the church. In 1807 an auction catalogue gives the inn as a "substantial messuage, with a cottage adjoining, barns, stables, gardens, and yard, and arable land adjoining New Place Lane containing about 4 acres, held for an unexpired term of 16 years from Michaelmas 1805 (old style), at rent of £34 pa on lease to Mr Chapman at the rent of £25. In 1859 the inn was run by Charles Head who was also the Parish Clerk. In 1892 the property was owned by E & H Kelsey of Tunbridge Wells and run by Arthur James Wood. The house served travellers, tradesmen and others."
Chronology:
He worked as a Carpenter in 1841 and resided at ?? Place, Lingfield. 6
He worked as a Carpenter Master Employing 4 men and Innkeeper in 1851 and resided at Star Inn, Lingfield, Surrey. 7 (with wife Ann and 4 children)
He worked as a Victualler & Builder employing 27 men and 3 boys in 1861 and resided at Star Inn, Lingfield, Surrey. 8
Charles married Milley Kenward on 6 Dec 1833 in Saint Saviour, Southwark.1 (Milley Kenward was born Cal 1810 in Surrey 6 and died in 1841 in East Grinstead (reg) 9.)
Marriage Notes:
Witnesses: James Head, Francis (P?)arr
Charles next married Ann Young in 1849 in Newington (reg).2 (Ann Young was born Cal 1833 in Speldhurst, Kent 3 and died af t 1891.)
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