The next step is to look into the hearth tax records of Surrey to find household members.
Hearth tax is a record of taxes taken for the king. It was divised on the basis of the size of the household and would often contain names of all the family members.
I found a poll tax registry record attached to Robert Lock in 1705 which listed something called ‘Hundred : Tandridge’. I didn’t know what this meant at the time, but save the record.
As I was searching in the National Archives for Hearth Tax records, I found that it was referring to a particular area of Lingfield, Surrey. This made it easy to begin my search of the national archives for possible locations of information.
The reference for the national archives document bundle for Lingfield (tandridge hundred) E 179/187/479
This refers to
Locke Family Tree Genealogy Kent 