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Re: OPKINS in Petworth

nanc11 — 2009-11-27 15:57:08Z

Hi James and Sarah are also my great great great grandparents. Thomas is my great grand uncle. His brother James(1842-1913) was my great grandfather. I have dates for Thomas and he was married twice.

Re: HOPKINS in Petworth

jarvis1949 — 2009-11-27 15:56:47Z

I am looking for information on the Hopkins family from the Petworth area. The oldest Hopkins I have confirmed is James Hopkins 1780 and his wife Sarah Ayling. They were married 20 May 1802 in Fittleworth. If this sounds familiar please reply as I,m stuck at this point in my history of the family.

HOPKINS in Petworth

2009-11-27 15:56:13Z

I am doing family research and would be interested in information regarding any and all HOPKINS who have lived in PETWORTH. Especially in the time period 1625 to 1675.

Mary WELLER, Lewes

Lynne_Shumway_09 — 2009-11-27 15:55:27Z

I am looking for information on Mary Weller who was born abt 1864 in Lewes, East Sussex. She married Albert Banks, son of William Banks and Grace Pett. William was born in Seaford, moved to London and then to Lewes where he became a newsagent/emigration agent. Albert was born in Lewes. Albert's sister Grace married George Douglas Weller. I assume this was Mary's brother. These individuals are all mentioned by name in William's will.

E.Sussex surnames CATT, JARVICE, FURNER, LEADBETTER, BARNES, ELDRIDGE, MARCHANT

GSL4CAL — 2009-11-24 16:47:45Z

Looking for any info on the female lines in my E.Sussex Family. John CATT married abt 1665 at Sedlescomb to Clemence JARVIS. John FURNER married Hannah LEADBETTER 3 AUG 1811 at Westfield. Hannah was I believe from Sedlescomb. John FURNER married Elizabeth BARNES 9 FEB 1790 at Westfield. Samuel FURNER married Sarah ELDRIDGE 1 APR 1763 at Brede. Samuel FURNER married Ann MARCHANT 27 DEC 1738 at Brede. If any of these look familiar send me a note and I'll share what info I have.
Regards,
Scott

Re: FURNER

2009-11-24 16:45:02Z

You might like to email Alison in Adelaide, she is looking for FURNER families in Brede. asbrooks@ozemail.com.au

Re: E.Sussex surnames

2009-11-24 16:43:30Z

We are researching the same surnames in and around Brede in East Sussex.
Also researching surnames Whatman and Watman and Simmons.
B.Ford

Re: E.Sussex surnames - CATT

2009-11-24 16:43:01Z

I am descended from John and Clemence through their son John, to a series of Thomas' to Harriet Catt b. 1819 emigrated to Syracuse, NY abt. 1845. Would like to connect with others of this family.

Re: PAWLEY in Sussex County

atayley — 2009-11-23 13:17:19Z

is the John Pawley you are referring to John Wesley Pawley born in London, Middlesex, England in 1743? He is on my father's line several generations back. I know that he was married to Margaret Briscoe and that his father's name was Walter, but that is all I have. If you have any infoprmation in this regard and you would be willing to share it I would be much appreciative.
Thank you for your time and effort. You have agreat night.
Royal

Re: PAWLEY

2009-11-23 13:16:52Z

Your granmother is my cousion they lived on Duncan ST on the 1820 something in Louisvile Ky I lived at 1723 Duncan st,her father was my mothers brother if you want to email me and we can talk.
PS the Pawley name was spelt two diffrent ways all so Pauley

PAWLEY in Sussex County

sydneybianchini — 2009-11-23 13:15:35Z

Looking for parents/siblings/information on John Wesley PAWLEY, believed to have been born in Sussex County, England about 1743. This John PAWLEY emigrated to America, possibly around 1771, married Margaret Briscoe in Nelson County, Kentucky in 1785. Any information on his English background would be very much appreciated.

Re: Fuller family in Waldron

snfuller152 — 2009-11-20 11:30:16Z

Phillip
I have only just found a copy of our family tree which also starts with Solomon Fuller and Mary Martin. I also know that we are related as your great grandmother Ada was the younger sister of my great grandfather David.
Have you managed to get any further than Solomon and Mary? If so, could you let me know as my father, Tony Fuller, and myself are trying to delve further. We are both from Lewes so it would be interesting to know if you are as well as my grandmother was a Baker who married a Fuller.
Many thanks, Sam Fuller (Samantha really)

Re: IDE 1904 in chichester sussex

7010325 — 2009-11-19 14:10:59Z

you are welcome Glenda-- many many folks here at ancestry have helped me with my mysteries, am happy to have been of some help to you. You must let me know how you get on with Sussex OPC. I hope they can find the answer for you.

Have sent you a regular e mail
Cheers, Pat

Re: IDE 1904 in chichester sussex

7010325 — 2009-11-19 13:32:37Z

you are welcome Glenda

I did a bit more searching-- as I like to find "juicy bits" as well--
Henry and Augusta were married in 1879 Dec. q. ( this may have been her second marriage as I did see a stepdaughter with the surname of Church in the 1881 census

1891 census shows
Name: Henry F Ide
Age: 34
Estimated birth year: ABT 1857
Relation: Head
Spouse's name: Augusta
Gender: Male
Where born: Chichester, Sussex, England

Civil parish: Sub Deanery
Ecclesiastical parish: St Paul
County/Island: Sussex
Country: England
Registration district: Chichester
Sub-registration district: Chichester
ED, institution, or vessel: 6

Household Members:

Henry F Ide 34
Augusta Ide 36
Mabel F Ide 10
Laura G F Ide 9
Ethel K Ide 7
Albert W Ide 5
Frank M Ide 4
Edith N Ide 2

If you look at the age of Mabel F Ide= 10 in 1891 or Laura as well-age 9-- either one could have been the mother to Percival?--their brothers would have only been in their early teens--
I went looking for these 2 women in 1901 and found Mabel at Princess Mary Convalescent home as a Wardmaid-- all the patients there were from the ages 1- 9 years old.
1901 England Census at St Mary Convalescent home

Patients age range from 1 to 9 years old.

Name: Mabel Ide
Age: 20
Estimated birth year: ABT 1881
Relation: Servant
Gender: Female
Where born: Singleton, Sussex, England

Civil parish: Bognor
Ecclesiastical parish: Bognor St John
Town: Bognor
County/Island: Sussex
Country: England
Registration district: Westhampnett
Sub-registration district: Bognor
ED, institution, or vessel: 1

Household schedule number: 18A

Sibyl Treganne Biddulph Pinchard 33
Constance Gray 24
Ellen Irvine 27
Hilda Phillips 23
Florence Phillips 23
Hannah Seeley 41
Edith Fielder 21
Mabel Ide 20
Bertie Edwards 14
Alfred Copley 1 3 months
Priscilla Goodman 9
Archibald Overgage 25
Frederick Mullett 4 6 months
Violet Samar 2
Ada Tubman 8
Annie Pratt 5
Mary Gammon 1
George Knight 4
Alfred Marsh 1
Alice Beems 9
Winifred Bray 3
Lydia Haylett 5
Sarah Ann Murphy 4
Gwendoline Hughes 1
Ethel Basley 3
Philip Schuler 2
Alice Jorman 4
James Leach 2

Then found Laura GF Ide-- actually she has dropped the Laura and is going by Gertrude F
-- may not be her but it's not uncommon for people to use middle names instead of given first names-- and it is the same birthplace , and age does fit as well--( of course, all this is speculation)

1901 England Census

Name: Gertrude F Ide
Age: 19
Estimated birth year: ABT 1882
Relation: Servant
Gender: Female
Where born: Singleton, Sussex, England

Civil parish: Chelsea
Ecclesiastical parish: St Luke
County/Island: London
Country: England

Registration district: Chelsea
Sub-registration district: Chelsea, North
ED, institution, or vessel: 5

Household schedule number: 56

Name Age
John Monley 62
Rose Monley 60
Matilda Gradman 40
Selina Littlechild 24
Gertrude F Ide 19
Maud E Rees 15

also you may want to check this site http://www.sussex-opc.org/ and contact a Parish Clerk there to ask for a bit of help in finding the registration for Percival--with knowing the birth year and the quarter and where he was in 1911 that may all help-- and if no luck there , unfortunately may have to order that birth certificate to find the truth--
Our ancestors lead us on a merry chase don't they??

Best Regards, Pat,

I will contact you- as we perhaps could take this Ide family back as far as we can to see what we find-- all I have is Jane Ide-- no parents--and I am always interested in finding more connected families to our Gadd's of Sussex.

cheers, Pat

Re: IDE 1904 in chichester sussex

glendahalling — 2009-11-19 13:31:53Z

Pat Thankyou so much.yes Percival is definately on free b m d SEPT Q 1904 percival lawrence IDE chichester.Just cant think of whose child he was ,there were no marriages for my ide family,and was hoping some one may have access to the parish registers of chi st paul,im secretly hoping he may have been an illigitamate son of say my great grandma,could do with a bit of scandal.
Unfortunately I have not got that far back with my IDES
are thomas ide circa 1764 married mary johnson brighton,and had 3 children there HENRY,HENRY and MARY ANN then 1 theory is henry went to west Dean to work for his uncle James in west dean,this is only a theory,but may well be true,would be very pleased to hear from you regarding your jane ide.My direct email is glenda146@googlemail.co.uk
kind regards glenda

Re: IDE 1904 in chichester sussex

7010325 — 2009-11-19 13:31:19Z

hello there. I cannot see an original birth registration for your percival, however i did find him with his family in 1911 census. I am including it here in case you do not have it.
1911 census transcription details for: 2 Franklin Place Chichester
National Archive Reference:
RG14PN5409 RG78PN245 RD86 SD1 ED8 SN5--

Reg. District: Chichester Sub District: Chichester
Parish: Chichester Enum. District: 8--
Address: 2 Franklin Place Chichester--
County: Sussex

IDE, Henry Francis-Head -Married-M -54 1857 -Carpenter Invalid Sussex Chichester--
IDE, Augusta -Wife -Married-32 years -F -56 -1855
Sussex Lingleton--

IDE, Frank Mancer -Son Single M -24 1887 -Carman-Coal -Sussex Chichester--

IDE, Edith Nellie -Daughter -Single -F -22 -1889- Dressmaker -Sussex Chichester--

IDE, Amy Alice Daughter -Single -F 19- 1892- Sussex Chichester--

and then your Percival-- he is the grandson--
IDE, Percival Lawrence Grandson -M -6 -1905 -School- Sussex Chichester--

I bet you were wanting the parents names-- and am sorry I cannot find for you at the moment.--

I would also be interested in talking more with you about your IDE family.-- In my large family files I have a JANE IDE married to a Thomas GADD.-- All the Gadd families I have were from the Sussex area.-- It may be possible that your Ide family could be related?? -

This is Thomas' information.--

Gadd, Thomas-

* b. 1640
o Eastergate, Chichester, West Sussex-
* d. 1704
o Eastergate, Chichester,West Sussex-
* e. Burial
o 30 Dec 1704-
* m. Ide, Jane-
o 1663
o Chichester,West Sussex-
Thomas and Jane had 2 children -
Thomas, born 1664 and Ann, born 1666.-
*Thomas'second marriage-
m. Page, Anne
o 1695-
o Eastergate,Chichester, West Sussex-
o d. 1728

Regards, Pat

Re: IDE 1904 in chichester sussex

glendahalling — 2009-11-19 12:16:58Z

Hi Pat Very many thansk for all your hard work and time,very much appriciated.Yes you are right it was Augustas second marriage,firsrly george church in singleton,he died very young,hence eva augusta step daughter in 1881,then henry ide,which ive worked out to be her first cousin on the sherwin side.
Well Pat this is what im hoping for Mabel frances never married,was a spinster,believe she looked after her father until she died 1933,and laura gertrude florence,yes your right she always used gertrude i can always remember my nan saying with a lovely name like laura why?,maybe gert was a trendy name for the times lol my line did marry in 1916,so also a mystery to me,like you say either girl could be a candidate lol
I will put in a request to the sopc see how i fare,it is my best bet without buying the cert,as they are in the area.
very many thansk once again kind regards Glenda

IDE 1904 in chichester sussex

glendahalling — 2009-11-16 14:13:06Z

CAULD ANYONE DO A BAPTISM LOOKUP AT CHICHESTER ST PAUL
PERCIVAL LAWRENCE IDE BORN SEPT Q 1904
VERY MANY THANKS FOR ANY HELP THAT MAY BE OFFERED IN ADVANCE

Re: Hastings Girls home - All Saints - FREEMAN

dpeterdriver — 2009-11-15 18:33:16Z

The Home was set up as a charitable institution to train young girls for "service" in well off homes.
I have the original deeds for the setting up of the "Tackleway Girls Training Home" and the names of the governing body and the constitution.
My family purchased the property after the second world war and it has remained in the family since then.
If anyone wants any further details of the charter I can always dig out the information.
I also have a copy of an old photograph from about the turn of the century showing the matron and about a dozen girls sitting on the steps leading to the garden.

Re: HASTINGS GIRLS HOME - ALL SAINTS - FREEMAN

2009-11-15 18:32:47Z

Was searching through my info and found the following from the local studies library of Hastings:

We have very little information about the school or home where Isabel was at the time of the 1881 Census.
It was generally known as the "Girls Training Home", though in the 1891 Census it is listed as "Girls Orphan Home". The Home's address was 45 Tackleway, Hastings, in the parish of All Saints. The Home
was founded in 1873 and was an undenominational institution for "orphaned and friendless girls", aged from about six to sixteen.
Matron there for nearly twenty-five years was Miss Hannah Dunning, who died in February 1910.
The Home continued up to the time of the Second World War.
I regret we have no archives from the home and do not know of any records held elsewhere.

Hastings Girls home - All Saints - FREEMAN

2009-11-15 18:30:44Z

We are newly searching our FREEMAN line and found an Isabel Freeman in the Hastings - All Saints Girls Home in the 1881 Census.

Is there someone out there who has any information about this home - i.e. is it an orphanage or a residential school?

Isabel Kate Freeman was born in Hastings, Sussex in 1868 - father Thomas Freeman, baker.

Re: Thomas MEPHAM, Frant Sussex 1822/28 - 1875

pamsmadhouse1 — 2009-11-13 10:01:29Z

Hi
On the IGI (www.familysearch.org) there is:

Thomas Meopham Christened 13 NOV 1831
parents: Benjamin & Elizabeth.

There are also other children listed.

Hope it helps
Pam

Thomas MEPHAM, Frant Sussex 1822/28 - 1875

MARVENSOWERS — 2009-11-12 21:48:42Z

born 1822-1828 Frant Sussex England
marriage record Dec 21, 1851 to Eliza Denn lists his father as Benjamin Mepham
1851 census lists him as brother living with Edward and Lucy Cooper (born Frant Sussex)
immigrates to Canada June 1870
looking for any information of his birth and parents

Re: Oxbottom-Map help needed

brendaannc — 2009-11-12 15:19:24Z

Oxbottom was a hamlet which lies to the south of Newick

Re: CORKE family living in Sussex

jcorke3 — 2009-11-11 22:52:06Z

Hi Hazel,
I believe George was on one of my relatives..
I am currently doing some digging into his background.
What information do you have?
Thanks.

Oxbottom-Map help needed

Bluebell63 — 2009-11-11 06:59:39Z

Hi,
Is there a place that i could get a copy of a map for Oxbottom please. Is this a small village or a lane. The year im looking at is 1826 when my 3x great grandfather ( JAMES COLEY) was born.
Thank you
Patsy
NZ

Re: Holy Cross Home Haywards Heath

H4NFH — 2009-11-10 17:10:03Z

Tania,
I have details for the 1911 Census, I was just wondering if there were institution details available somehow.

Regards
Neil

Re: Holy Cross Home Haywards Heath

Tania_Dennis — 2009-11-09 01:03:40Z

Hi Neil

Could you please clarify what it is exactly you want to know.

eg: 1911 Census for Holy Cross Home
History of the home etc.

Not really clear what you are wanting.

Cheers
Tania

Family links in West Sussex

kerrybobs — 2009-11-07 18:49:26Z

Hi,

I have a few branches in my family tree which all seem to stem from the same area.

Eure/Hewson/Guy/Smart/Humphrey/Humphreys/Robinson

Chichester, Bosham, Westdean, Birdham, Sidlesham & (new)(old)Fishbourne.

The Eure's stem from Fishbourne, There were Eure's who were ship builders in Dell Quay and also ran the Crown & Anchor pub. Also the Selsey Arms.

If anyone can help me with the above surnames. Or if you have any of them in your tree I would be grateful if you would share what information you have.

Kind Regards

Kerry x

Re: Names of interest in Brighton- Robert MILLER

flobag — 2009-11-06 16:20:09Z

I realise that this reponse is a long time since you posted your request, but I've just started to research my family tree, I'm the Deborah Jane Saunders nee Miller daughter of Robert William Miller born July 1930,he married Joyce Evelyn Hilton ( her mothers maiden name was Elleker ) in the 1st quarter of 1954, his father was Robert Frederick Miller born September 1907 who married Louisa Matthews in the last quarter of 1927.

Robert Frederick Miller remarried in the 1st quarter of 1940

Re: Family links in West Sussex - Help!!!!!

janwarwick1 — 2009-11-06 16:17:04Z

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly, Kerry. Give me a few days to sort out my Humphreys notes and I should have something for you. I have found a Frederick Humphreys 1836 who was the son of William, one of George's younger brothers. I knew about the Selsey Arms too so it's all coming together - I had it on my list of places to go when I manage to get down to Sussex. What's it like??
Thanks again
Jan

Re: Family links in West Sussex - Help!!!!!

janwarwick1 — 2009-11-06 16:15:27Z

George Humphrey 1803 - 1850 was the brother of my second great grandmother Caroline Humphrey. Their father was James Humphrey a shoemaker originally from West Dean but moved to Slindon. George married Elizabeth Eure and they ran the Selsey Arms in West Dean. Elizabeth was widowed in 1850. They had at least 5 children - James, George, Emma, Charles and Ann. I would be interested to know how that fits in with your family tree/connection to the Humphrey family - I am not related to the Eures directly as far as I know.

Re: Family links in West Sussex - Help!!!!!

kerrybobs — 2009-11-03 12:23:19Z

Hi

Many Thanks for getting in touch. This is a strange set up on my family tree if Im being honest. If I lose u then Im sorry. I am related thru the Eure's, Elizabeth Eure was the sister of my gggg grandmother Ann Eure. The link between my side of the family and yours doesnt stop there. Ann Eure had a daughter my ggg grandmother Ann Hewson and she married into the Humphrey family too she married Frederick Humphrey(s)and had a number of children many died and 3 survived, when she was widowed. She then went on to marry John Dunn and had another lot of children, I am related thru this side. So Im not related to the Humphrey's by blood. It seems many of my family ran public houses Ann Eure was a publican too but yet to find out which public house she ran. The Eure's also ran the crown and anchor in Dell Quay for over 40 years and were also ship builders and Quay master. I took a trip there last year and actually stayed at the crown and anchor, and did a search in the West Sussex area. even visiting the selsey arms. I would love to hear from u again as I didnt know about Caroline. If you would like to contact me via email then the address is kerry.powell2@btinternet.com

Hope I havent confused you too much.

Kerry xx

Re: Family links in West Sussex - Help!!!!!

kerrybobs — 2009-11-03 12:23:13Z

Re: Frank FARNCOMBE born in the 1880s in Brighton

petercassiusclay54 — 2009-10-30 15:46:51Z

Frank Farncombe was my grandfather. He died around 1929-30 and was a freelance journalist. His best known work was a novel called "Ruled by Radio" of which I have an original edition. I know very little of his early years and all his children- my mother and aunts- are now dead. He married my grandmother after 1918.
My aunt told me he died of kidney disease and it seemes to have been unexpected,or sudden.

Re: Looking for SHIRLEY's in Sussex

pamsmadhouse1 — 2009-10-25 20:05:36Z

Hi Carol
Have checked on the 1911 Census and have found:

1911 101 Ham Road, Worthing, Sussex
John Shirley Husband M 31 Insurance Agent b. Aldershot, Hants
Rose Shirley Wife (of 5 years) 30 Domestic b. Ashington, Sussex
Bessie Shirley Daug 16 b. Worthing
William Wiltshire Boarder 31 Gen Labourer b. London
Daisy Wiltshire Boarder 31 Domestic b. London
William Wiltshire Boarder 3 b. Marylebone

Later children of John & Rose Shirley on freebmd:

John Shirley b. Mar Q 1912 E. Preston 2b 589
Mary K Shirley b. Jun Q 1915 Havant 2b 632

Hope it helps
Pam

Re: Alfriston parish records 1783

angelglover100 — 2009-10-25 20:04:10Z

thank you Caileano for your help...will have a look at that sight tomorrow.

Re: Looking for SHIRLEY's in Sussex

Manxlass1955 — 2009-10-25 17:15:18Z

Hi Valerie,
Many thanks for the info, I will look into it with interest.
Much obliged,
Regards,
Carol

Re: Looking for SHIRLEY's in Sussex

Manxlass1955 — 2009-10-25 17:13:42Z

Hi Pam,
I hope you can forgive me?
I have only just seen your reply to me on the message Board for my search for SHIRLEY's in Sussex.

The only reason that I checked was that an email came through from someone else via the same board just a few moments ago, 5pm on 25th Oct. I am most dreadfully sorry not to have thanked you, but, I did not get the reply from you to my inbox as we usually do.

I am very grateful, and will certainly look into the info that you have sent me.
Kindest Regards,
Carol

Re: Looking for SHIRLEY's in Sussex

PoppyMole — 2009-10-25 16:59:31Z

Don't know whether this is of any help at all but as a teenager in the 1960's I can recall a shop in Chichester called Shirleys

Re: Chasing RAGLUS, PASCOE or EVANS 1830/40's Worthing Sussex area

terrywaters1 — 2009-10-25 13:41:34Z

Darryl
My dates were incorrect. Alfred Raglus was born in Worthing in 1852. Worthing is about 1.5km south of Broadwater in Sussex.

I SUSPECT that Alfred and Daniel were brothers. They both lived in Eaglehawk and both got married there. I understand that Daniel moved to the Colbinabin area and Alfred certainly moved to the Rushworth area.

I would appreciate any information.

There is also a booklet held by the Shepparton Family History Group has a booklet on the Raglus family, but I don't know yet which line of the family.

Best regards
Terry Waters

Re: Chasing RAGLUS, PASCOE or EVANS 1830/40's Worthing Sussex area

slimsmedley — 2009-10-25 13:41:18Z

The Daniel RAGLUS b.1840, who was my 2GGrandfather, is the brother of John RAGLUS b.1819 and therefore uncle of your Alfred b.1852.

Daniel and Eliza nee SHERWOOD had a son Daniel Walter b. 1861 in Berkshire and it is this second Daniel that I gather married at Colbinabbin. He and your Alfred were cousins. Incidentally, he was baptised as plain Dan but was, according to my grandmother, always know as Walter in the family.

Daniel Snr & family emmigrated in 1865 and moved to Colbinnabin by 1870 where the sixth child, Ellen Elizabeth, was born 20 Nov 1870. In 1875 he was a Farmer at Colbinabbin and in 1876 was farming at Waranga, Rushworth with his nephew Alfred. The family moved from Rushworth to Elmore, Lonwood and finally to NSW where he was the publican at the Medway Hotel near Dubbo from 1891 to 1898.

There's a bit more if you are interested but this is not really your line so I'll stop there. I've seen the online reference to the Shepparton pamphlet and gather that it mostly refers to your Alfred and his father. No chance of me getting to Shepparton but it would be interesting to find out what's in it as obviously the families were close.

I've fairly reliably traced the RAGLUS lineage back to Henry RAGLASS b abt 1685 so if you'd like some more info feel free to message me with your private e-mail & Ill get in touch.

Cheers, Darryl

Re: Chasing RAGLUS, PASCOE or EVANS 1830/40's Worthing Sussex area

slimsmedley — 2009-10-25 13:40:31Z

RAGLUS is a rare name Terry, but I can't yet identify your Alfred b. abt 1842. I have Alfred bapt. 17 April 1853 at Broadwater, Sussex father John and mother Jane nee PASCOE. He was 1 y/o when his family emmigrated to Melbourne in 1854.

There is also his uncle Alfred, bapt. 21 Sep 1828 at Shipley, Sussex father John, mother Hannah, nee RHODES/RHOADES.

There is another Alfred RAGLUS but he died at only 6 months old in Nov 1865. He was the son of Daniel and Eliza nee SHERWOOD. Daniel (my 2GGrandfather) was the brother of John who married Jane PASCOE as above.

Could you give some more info on your John bapt. 1842 please?

Regards Darryl

Re: Alfriston parish records 1783

CaileanO — 2009-10-25 11:52:32Z

Actually, further to that, I found this webpage that gives you the information you want:

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

Cailean.

Re: Alfriston parish records 1783

CaileanO — 2009-10-25 11:47:39Z

His parents names were William Pettit and Mary ?. You can find that on Hugh Wallis's site at:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hughwallis...

Cailean.

Re: Chasing RAGLUS, PASCOE or EVANS 1830/40's Worthing Sussex area

terrywaters1 — 2009-10-25 09:04:38Z

Darryl
I am intested in your line. I don't have any blood line connection but I married into the Slee family with my grandmother in-law being Edith Raglus, daughter of Alfred Raglus who was born in Sussex in 1853 and married Mary Jane Hosking. I have been doing genealogy for alomost 40 years now on and off. I use Family Tree Maker and can read Gedcom files. We are trying to resolve a religious issue so any background information would be useful.

My address is terry_waters@westnet.com.au. I now live in Perth but was raised in Bendigo.

Appreciate your help.

Best regards

Re: Chasing RAGLUS, PASCOE or EVANS 1830/40's Worthing Sussex area

terrywaters1 — 2009-10-25 08:58:36Z

Darryl

Alfriston parish records 1783

angelglover100 — 2009-10-24 15:29:46Z

Is there any kind soul who could easily look up the parish records for about 1783?

I have a Mansell Pettit baptised at St Andrews, Alfriston, on 5th October 1783 and I would like to know about the full entry..ie who her parents were/name of house etc

also interested in any other Pettits that are researching.

thank you (hopefully) for your help.

Re: Chasing RAGLUS, PASCOE or EVANS 1830/40's Worthing Sussex area

terrywaters1 — 2009-10-24 15:28:57Z

I am also interested in the Raglus family from Worthington; particularly ALFRED RAGLUS, b. c1842, married MARY JANE HOSKING on 2 December 1874 in bendigo, Victoria. Mary Jane was born in Redluth, Cornwall ABOUT 1845.

Holy Cross Home Haywards Heath

H4NFH — 2009-10-21 20:04:17Z

I am looking for information regarding the Holy Cross Home Haywards Heath particularly c1911.
Neil Handley
Plymouth