Sarah Snook

Sarah was the second of nine children born to William (a bricklayer) and Ann (nee Picket) . She was baptised on 24th January 1819 at Beaulieu church and was the sister of William Snook.

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​She married Benjamin Cutler 6th January 1836 and they had a son, George. It appears Benjamin may have been convicted for killing deer in 1837 and was sentenced to transportation to Tasmania in 1838 for 7 years, staying there after he had served his sentence.

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Edward James Bound

Edward was born to Thomas and Lucy in 1826 and was baptised at Beaulieu church on 21st September 1826. He had three sisters, Ann, Jane and Martha.

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Sarah married Edward, an agricultural labourer, on 8th July 1849 and the 1851 census shows Edward, Sarah and 14 year old George living together in Beaulieu Rails.

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By 1861 her 67 year old father William was living with them, he died 3 years later.

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The 1871 and 1881 censuses show them living in Furzey Lodge, by1891 they had move to 'Village Street', East Boldre.

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Following Sarah's death Edward had moved back to Furzey Lodge where the 1901 census shows him, now aged 75 and retired, living alone.