At some stage a little bakery shop had been built out from the front of the West street house.

William H Marshall, Henry Joyes' father-in-law, who previously ran the Bine water and wind mills, was named as a baker in 1840. William Marshall had married the daughter of George Hards, the owner of the mills and residence in West Street.

In 1850 William Marshall's own daughter Jane married Henry Joyes. Five years later they acquired the Storrington properties with a legacy left to Jane from her grandfather George Hards.