Is it meant to be Thomas and Ann Toll gate keepers, and son William?
the address is Elton(1871), there may have been a toll house at Elton corner and the junction with the Littledean road, I'm not local enough to know about the name Stenders Road? Stretches of road were owned/managed by people who employed the toll collectors, so Stender might have been the owners name?
They had to sit and watch the road so they could collect the toll from passers by, there was usaually a gate to stop people getting by without paying, and toll houses had special windows which allowed them to look up and down the road. There are some old photos of tollgates in the area, not sure if they are here!
Many toll houses were knocked down because they blocked the view at junctions once modern traffic arrived, I remember a few being knocked down about 45 years ago, they would be protected now.
William as road repairer filled in the holes, and they may have managed a stretch of the main Chepstow - Gloucester road out of Westbury, or the Littledean road, or both.

Where did you get the Stenders name from? Fred

I see it's 1881, Stenders road in Mitcheldean, this house may still be there, if I go that way I'll see if I can find it. Fred

Location

http://www.old-maps.co.uk/

co-ords 365800 21840

marked as Stenders T P , below Seully Grove
on the Mitcheldean to Drybook turnpike, in the open countryside near the old quarries, on the "Forest " boundary

Illustration

New Regard of the Forest of Dean Vol 13 p 15

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Ἀριστοτέλης A Gloster & Hereford Boy in the Forest of Dean ><((((*>

What aspect of this are you interested in? William Bullock and Ann - my great-great-grand-parents. My father was brought up on the Stenders and I knew it well as a child.