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b. 1824 (app)
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Sussex Hastings | |||
Parents | ||||
| George Maycock | ||||
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Marriages/Partnerships
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m.
27/03/1852 |
Martha Turner | All Saints Hastings, Sussex |
Occupations
| 1852 | Fisherman | ||
| 1861 | Laborer | ||
Marriages Witnessed
| 23/08/1852 | Marriage of William Catt and Harriet Turner, Whatlington, Sussex | ||
Note: because marriage records do not indicate the relationship of the witnesses
to the bride and groom, this list represents likely involvement of the individual
on the basis of a name match.
Did You Know?
- Richard Maycock and Martha Turner had a nephew and 'neice' living with them in 1861. I think David Catt was probably the son of Martha's sister Harriet Turner and her husband William Catt; I suspect Anne Catt could be Ann Ransom, the daughter of William's sister Charlotte Catt (who was listed as a servant in a nearby household).
Locations
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