Hi Chris
Here are your BLAKER enquires from the Lewes Census transcription of 1851.
Have just realized that I have posted 23 replies on RootsChat in the last 24 hours - got to give my fingers a rest I think.
HO107 1643 Folio 528 – (All Saints) High Street, Lewes.
Blaker Edgar, Head, Marr, 42, Solicitor, born Lewes
Amelia, Wife, Marr, 39, AttentiveWife, born Chelsea
Montague S, Son, Unm, 10, Scholar, born Lewes
Herbert, Son, Unm, 7, Scholar, born Lewes
Clement, Son, Unm, 4, born Lewes
Amelia R, Dau, Unm, 2, born Lewes
Reginald, Son, Unm, 5 months, born Lewes
HO107 1643 Folio 339 – (St John the Baptist, Southover) Priory Crescent, High Street, Lewes
Blaker John Jnr, Head, Marr, 46, Attorney at Law, born Lewes
Mary, Wife, Marr, 42, born Portslade, SSX
Henrietta, Dau, Unm, 10, Scholar, born Lewes
Arthur B, Son, Unm, 8, Scholar, born Lewes.
Isabel B, Dau, Unm, 2, born Lewes
Evelyn B, Son, Unm, 1, born Lewes
HO107 1643 Folio 389 – (St Michael) High Street, Lewes
Blaker John, Hd, Wid, 76, Retired Draper, born Portslade, SSX
Mary A, Dau, Unm, 49, born Lewes
NB. Lewes was split into 8 separate Registration Districts – each with its own Church; if you know which district it helps to narrow down which church they may have attended – helps locate possible location of grave..
1. St Michael, South Malling
2. St John the Baptist, Southover
3. St Peter/ St Mary Westout (outside castle walls to the west)
4. St Michael
5. Castle Precincts
6. St John Sub Castro (inside / under the Castle)
7. All Saints
8. St Thomas / Cliffe
Chris in 1066Land (Hastings)