At the time of the 1881 England Census Harriett Carey, age 17, born in Ringmer Sussex, was with her mother and family in Broyles Lane, Ringmer Sussex.
At the time of the 1891 England Census Harriett Starnes, age 25, born in Ringmer Sussex, and husband George H Starnes, age 26, born in Laughton Sussex, butcher, were living at 2 Sussex Terrace, Brighton St. Peter Sussex. With them were children (born in Brighton): Arthur (6), scholar, Bertie (4), scholar, and Harry F (1).
At the time of the 1901 England Census Harriett Starnes, age 35, born in Ringmer Sussex, and husband George Henry Starnes, age 36, born in Laughton Sussex, journeyman butcher, were living at 15 Ivory Place, Brighton. Present were children (born in Brighton): Arthur (16), grocer's carman, Bertie (14), blacksmith, William (8), Charles (4), and Mabel (3).
At the time of the 1911 England Census Harriet Starnes, age 48, born in Ringmer Sussex (mother of 9 children, 4 deceased), poultry manageress, and husband George Henry Starnes, age 48, born in Laughton Sussex, poultry manager, were living at 82 Tivoli Crescent, Preston Sussex. With them were children (born in Brighton): Burt (24), blacksmith, William (18), grocer, Charles (14), baker, and Mable (13).
In Jul 1922 Harriet Starnes was present at the marriage of her son Bert Starnes to Gertrude Amy Brooks in Preston Sussex.
In Sep 1922 Harriet Starnes was present at the marriage of her daughter Mabel Mary Starnes to Henry Arthur Freeman in Preston Sussex.
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SUDDEN DEATH AT RINGMER.
Mrs. Starnes, of Brighton, died suddenly on the main road on Wednesday morning about 11.30, after complaining of feeling unwell. The lady was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. George Carey, of Broyle Farm.
In company with her sister, Mrs. A. Fudge*, of Moorhouse Farm, with whom she had been staying, she had walked up to the main road. It was while waiting for the Lewes bus that she made the complaint and at once fell back on the road dead. She was 58 years of age and as she had recently been under medical attention the Coroner deemed an inquest unnecessary.
Sussex Agricultural Express, 13 October 1922, p. 7
* i.e. Annie Fuidge
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Harriet Starnes of 82 Tivoli-crescent Brighton (wife of George Henry Starnes) died 11 October 1922 at Chamberlain's-lane Ringmer Sussex. Administration Lewes 15 December to the said George Henry Starnes, milkman. Effects £1029 4s. 6d. 4
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