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1 Fison’s Lane, Horningsea
History of Fison's Lane
Location unknown
1851 River Lane
William Fison, 57, farmer 490 acres 10 men, b Horningsea
Marianne, 54, b Northants
Marianne, 18, b Horningsea
William, 16, b Horningsea
Eliza Brown, 23, servant, b Balsham
John Butler, 67, ag.lab., b Horningsea
1861 Mr Fison’s Lane
William Fison, 67, farmer under fossil diggers 22 men 5 boys; further of 414 acreas 17 men and 9 boys, b Horningsea
Mari Ann, 63, b Northants
Mari Ann, 27, b Horningsea
John Potterton Fison, 24, b Horningsea
Samuel Fison, 22, b Horningsea
Rhode Fisher, visitor, 20, b Cambridge
Mary Ann Ward, dairy maid, 32, b Fen Ditton
Harriett Cornell, housemaid, 14, b Bottisham
1871 1 Fison’s Lane
Samuel Fison, 32, farmer 604 acres employing 19 men and 14 boys, b Horningsea
Sarah Ann, 26, b Yorks
George H, 2, b Horningsea
William B, 1, b Horningsea
Keziah Ward, 23, housemaid, b Coton
Fanny Hayes, 26, cook, b Elmdon
Hannah Ellwood, 14, nursemaid, b Horningsea
In 1881 the Fison family were Clayhithe Road
Samuel took over the business on the death of his father William. His brothers William and John set up farming in Teversham.
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