Second Generation

3. Lydia BLABER^23,24 was born circa 1791 in Folkington, East Sussex, England.^25,26,27 She was christened on 24 April 1791 in Folkington, East Sussex, England.^23,28 She lived at Mount Pleasant in Brighthelmston (Brighton), East Sussex, England in 1841.²⁹ At the 1841 Census, she was described as of Independent Means and she was living alone. Lydia lived at home in Berwick, East Sussex, England in 1861–1871.^30,31 At the 1861 Census, Lydia was stated to be married and an Annuitant. Jonathan was alive but still living at their previous address in Hastings. By 1871 she is a widow and an Annuitant.
She died in 1874 at the age of 83 in Lewes, East Sussex, England.³²

Lydia BLABER and Jonathan MOSE were married on 24 August 1846 in Rottingdean, East Sussex, England.^33,34 They^33,34 lived at 13 Bourne Passage in Hastings, East Sussex, England in 1851.³⁵ Jonathan MOSE was born about 1782 in Lamberhurst, Kent, England.^36,37 In 1851 he was a Retired Coachman.³⁸ In 1861 he was a former Stage Coach Pro.³⁹ Jonathan lived at 13 Bourne Passage in Hastings, East Sussex, England in 1861.³⁰ Jonathan's wife Lydia had either left him by the 1861 Census, or she was visiting in Berwick.
He died before 1871 at the age of 89.⁴⁰ Lydia was a widow at the 1871 Census.

Lydia BLABER and William BEAN were married on 10 May 1810 in St Nicholas' Church, Brighton, East Sussex, England.^41,42 William BEAN²⁴ was born (date unknown).