Fond memories of this book - as it was my sister who was involved in the original project and my mother who typed up the original copy.
You should extend the site to cover the rest of Croydon's history right up to present day.
Being a native Croydonian and my father one as well, between the two of us we could fill in the bit from the 1930s to 1980's.

Excellent site Steve!  I came across the Speculum Gregis a few years ago and then it kind of disappeared.  To happen upon your revamp was a great surprise.
I “evolved” from the chattering, canting old woman who relies too heavily on laudanum, Mary Storey. Hilarious; what a clan to come from!  I follow the line through William Storey, Anderson's son.
As an update, the Storey-Easy faction made it to Canada, increasing the brood by one daughter during the crossing and another son a few years later.  They settled in a small town called Cantley, Quebec just across the provincial border from Ottawa, Ontario. All I can say is their progeny did an admirable job populating the area; mostly “legitimately”.
Thank you for all of your efforts in making this snippet of a village come to life again almost 175 years later.