​​Daughter Letitia was born in 1846 but died in infancy, aged two. She was buried at the chapel on 31st March 1848 by Rev John Bartlett Burt.

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Circa 1850 William and Jane moved to farm 10 acre part of Hill farm, Thorney Hill. ​By 1861 William was working a 20 acres there. Son David, now 23, and his wife Ellen are also farming an additional three acres there and have an infant son. Their house was used as the local Baptist Chapel.

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​In 1871, William, now 56, was assisted by sons Job (22) and Fred (16) on the farm. Son David and his family were at the neighbouring property. Leah was in service as a housemaid near Salisbury. ​​By 1881 William and Jane's children have left home and William was working as a general labourer. Leah (29) was still in service to the Finch family.

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​​​William was buried at the chapel by Rev John Bartlett Burt on 21st August 1883, possibly because he had grown up there and daughter Letitia was buried there.

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​Following William's death, Leah and her daughter Julia moved back to Thorney Hill to live with Jane. Leah died the following year, aged 41. ​Jane was still in Thorney Hill 10 years later living with two of her granddaughters, both aged 18; Julia and Edith Hann (daughter of Emma who died in 1895).

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​​Jane died in 1904 but it is uncertain if her inscription is simply commemorative or she was actually buried at the chapel as this post dates the surviving burial register.