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Hello there, I was wondering if you had found out more about the Pattendens since your initial post? I came across the Dearling name while trying to discover the name of my 3 x grandmother. I believe she may have been a Mary Dearling, sister to Amelia. There were three older Dearling siblings baptized in Lingfield, my Mary in 1783.(Younger siblings baptised in Horne I think).  My Mary had given her birthplace as Horne on the census, but I found a Mary Dearling baptized in Lingfield to William and Mary Dearling, Horne. I also came across some info posted by Pete Hunnisett about the Dearling, Pattenden, and Heasman families. I haven't confirmed that my Mary was Mary Dearling as I have only found a possible marriage for her in Kent, but here is Mr. Hunnisett's webpage. It states that Amelia was known as Mille.  Hope it helps!

http://www.hunnisett.me.uk/winchester/dearling-william-1752.php

Oh one other thing. If my Mary was Mary Dearling (she married three times and ended up as Mary Hounsome East Grinstead,  in 1851, mistranscribed as Hourisman, her daughter was married to John Weaire, carpenter. Perhaps he helped in the carpenter transition!

Hi Nicole,nice to meet you. My great great grandmother was Elizabeth Godley of the Friar's Oak pub. She married Philip Corney and together they ran The Bull Inn in Ditchling. I don't do much genealogy during the summer but once the weather turns foul I'll be back at it! 

Maureen (Corney) Jones

Thanks for the info. I'll see what we can come up with.

I found something more! I scrolled around and found some civil records for Granville. James Clegg's entry of death is there, though no cause given. They have a lot of detail and even include his parents' name (which is most useful as it confirms that his parents must have been some sort of cousins). Here is the link, it's on the left of the book. Thanks so much again. Now I will have to find out how to order a death certificate.


   http://recherche.archives.manche.fr/?id=viewer&doc=accounts%2Fmnesys_ad50%2Fdatas%2Fir%2Fetat_civil%2FFRAD050_etat_civil.xml&page_ref=381303&lot_num=1&img_num=1

Oh wow, thank you very much! It is very appreciated.
Someone last year did check the death registers for me, perhaps that was you? I guess the little Frederick James who died was my great grandfather's brother, poor little thing.