Location given as Cross Keys in 1845 & 1846
Marsh in 1854, 1856 & 1864

Farmer Mallett junior is only listed as a farmer in 1872 at Walpole St. Andrew.

Farmer Mallett is given at Terrington St Clement in 1875 to 1901 as a farmer. Address as New Common Marsh in 1901.

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On the morning of Sunday 30th December 1849 several persons were discovered drinking in the house at illegal hours. At the hearing the following day, it was also disclosed that the persons found had also brought into the house their cattle, corn and families. They were all from the neighbourhood and were much alarmed by the high tides and had sought shelter. The Clerk of the Magistrates confirmed that there had been much concern in the area and that on Saturday, he had sent 150 men from Wisbech to maintain the river banks.

To be Sold by Private Contract as advertised 27th June 1868.
With new built Barn, Stable and Outbuildings. With 15 Acres of Land.
In occupation of Farmer Mallett, the younger.

Offered To Let, 7th August 1880.
Apply Robert Green, Tilney All Saints.

Transferred 1891 into Walpole St. Peter parish.
and later (by 1901) became within the Lincolnshire boundary.