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kerryb
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Hi Christine
Had a look on the baptism database on the Sussex Family History Group website. There was one family in Brighton but no daughter Ann.
The nearest is the following:
Portslade, St Nicholas
Anne Brown
baptised 22 March 1814 to James and Elizabeth Brown (Labourer)
Kerry
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.ukSearching for my family - Baldwin - Sussex, Middlesex, Cork, Pilbeam - Sussex, Harmer - Sussex, Terry - Surrey, Kent, Rhoades - Lincs, Roffey - Surrey, Traies - Devon & Middlesex & many many more to be found on my website .... www.kerrysfamilyhistory.co.uk |
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kerryb
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Do you know when she married, if it was after 1837 the marriage certificate would give father's name. There is always a slim chance of something before 1837 on an original transcript that might mention a family member like a witness.
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kerryb
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That blows that idea out of the window then 
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Roy G
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Christine
I believe you are also a subscriber to Genes.
Have you tried contacting the 3 other people on that site who also have a Brighton Ann Brown, albeit in 1813 rather than 1814? if you are prepared to be flexible by a year, you have Ann Browne bapt St Nicholas Brighton 24 May 1813, parents Thomas & Sarah
Alternatively, have a look at the Browns of Pyecombe. Often people choose to tell the census enumerator the name of the biggest town near where they were born, rather than refer to a small village, because they think no one will have heard of it. For example lots of people used to say they were born in Brighton, when it was actually Hove, Preston or the somewhere else in the immediate area
Roy G
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Roy G
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Sorry you had no luck doing an Internet search for those parishes around Brighton that are on the IGI. Remember not every parish is on the IGI and some are only partially on it so you may have to go to the record office yourself to look at the others.
The IGI does have Ann(e) Brown(e) baptised Brighton 1813 however.
G.R.
To get the variations of Ann(e) Brown(e) on G.R.,
[1] put the name into the search box (it''ll tell you there are thousands)
[2] fine tune those by putting in Brighton and the date +/- 5 years.
[3] Between 1813-1815 you'll get 4 interested parties including yourself.
[4] Go to the contact box.
Good hunting
Roy G
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