Ada and Arthur outside Easton Cottage c 1920
Three photographs showing Arthur and Ada Medforth. They
lived in Easton Cottage which is on Aldbrough Road near to Pratts Lane.
Below are the census entries for 1901
| Name | Status | Sex | Age | Year of Birth | Profession | Place of Birth |
| Arthur Medforth | Head | M | 51 | 1850 | Agricultural labourer | Burstwick |
| Ada Medforth | Wife | F | 46 | 1855 | Danthorpe | |
| Jane A H Medforth | Daughter | F | 10 | 1891 | Fosham | |
| Harold Medforth | Son | M | 8 | 1893 | Withernwick | |
| Lily Medforth | Daughter | F | 8 | 1893 | Withernwick |
And for 1911
| Name | Status | Sex | Age | Year of Birth | Profession | Place of Birth |
| Arthur Medforth | Head | M | 64 | 1847 | Road mender | Burstwick |
| Ada Medforth | Wife | F | 47 | 1864 | Danthorpe | |
| John L Medforth | Grandson | M | 2 | 1909 | Withernwick |
Arthur and Ada seem to have been very unsure about their ages (Ada's
age is 9 years different in 10 years!). Harold and Lily must have been
twins and John L must be the son of either Jane or Lily.
Later on in 1931, Emily Medforth becomes the headmistress of the school, I
am not sure if she is related to any of the above people.
Arthur Medforth at the door of Easton Cottage c 1920
Arthur Medforth leaving forge yard, Church Lane c 1920
Mr Longman was the blacksmith at the time