Sarah Naylor

     Sarah was born before 16 August 1818 in Little Rasen, Lincolnshire, England. On 16 August 1818, she was christened in Middle Raisen, Lincolnshire, England. Sarah married Enoch Chester, son of Thomas Chester and Sarah Whallhead, on 1 February 1841 in Boston, Lincolnshire, England. Sarah was listed on the 1841 English census living in Jupholme, Market Rasen Middle Rasen, Lincolnshire, England. Enumerated in this household were Enoch Chester [26 Lincolnshire], his wife: Sarah [22 Lincolnshire], Thomas Chester [17 Lincolnshire], William Brown [26 Lincolnshire]. Enoch is listed as a farmer.¹ Sarah and her husband, Enoch, were listed on the 1851 English census living in Market Rasen, Middle Rasen, Lincolnshire, England. Enumerated in this household were Enoch Chester [36 City of Lincoln], his wife Sarah [32 Little Rasen], children: William [9 Little Rasen], Charles [8 Little Rasen], Sarah An [6 Little Rasen], Frederick [4 Little Rasen], Marmaduke [10 mo Little Rasen], House Servant: Jane Chatterton [22 ], Farm Servant: John Frith [27 ] . Enoch was a farmer with 62 acres.² The 1851 English Census listed Sarah residing in the home of her husband's parents at the Village of Candlesby, Lincolnshire, England. Enumerated in this household were Thomas Chester [56 Scremby, Lincolnshire, England], Lucy [60 Haleby, Lincolnshire, England], lodgers: Whaler Wilkinson [35 Halton, Lincolnshire, England][widower] & Eliza [9 Candlesby, Lincolnshire, England]. Thomas & Whaler were agricultural laborers. [Civil Parish: Candlesby; Registration District: Spilsby; Sub District: Burgh, page 10] Sarah and her husband, Enoch, were listed on the 1861 English census living in Middle Razen, Lincolnshire, England, at the Nag's Inn on Gainsbro Road. Enumerated in this household were Enoch Chester [46 City of Linclon], his wife Sarah [42 Little Rasen], children: William [19 Little Rasen Butcher], Sarah Ann [16 Little Rasen farmers daughter], Fredrick [14 Little Rasen], Cate [8 Middle Rasen], Allis A [6 Middlele Rasen], Florence [4 Middle Rasen], Enoch M [1 Middle Rasen], 5 Servants. Enoch was an inn-keeper and a farmer. The inn was called Nag's Head Inn and was on Gainsbro Road.³ The 1861 English Census listed Sarah residing in the home of her husband's parents at the Village of Candlesby, Lincolnshire, England. Enumerated in this household were Thomas Chester [65 Scremby, Lincolnshire, England], Lucy [71 Haleby, Lincolnshire, England], lodgers: Waller Wilkinson [46 Halton, Lincolnshire, England][widower]. Thomas & Waller were lime burners. [Civil Parish: Candlesby; Registration District: Spilsby; Sub District: Burgh, page 7] Sarah departed this life between 1863 and 1871 in Market Rasen, Middle Rasen, Lincolnshire, England.