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Topic: George Ellis bap 25/02/1785 Ticehurst (Read 238 times)
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nong43
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I shall see about joining, thanks!
Thank you very much for all the info, especially the key information from the National Archives. Without that, I'd have ignored the Harmer line.
Martin
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BKM: Harvey, Goldswain, Braden, Goodman, Ridgley, Wheeler, Lunnon, Hobbs, Biggs, Furnell, Ayres, Dean, Austin, Saunders, Franklin, Baldwin, Turner, Bowler, Baker, Blackwell, Newell, Brooks, Bailey, Ashby, Judge, Free, Nash, Stone, East
OXF: Stratford, Newell, East, Johnson
BRK: Maskell, Waite, Champ
SSX: Funnell, Muddle, Turner, Hollengam, Newnham, Gilbert, Ellis, Marchant, Harmer, Curtis, Gurr, Akehurst, Godfrey
MDX/LDN: Johnson
KEN: Weller
ENG: Pewtress
Gypsy: Evans, Allford, Jeffs
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kerryb
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I see you have Funnell's in Sussex too. Snap! Mine were from Chiddingly early 1800s.
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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nong43
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Yes, my mum's maiden name was Funnell. Can get them back definitely to William Funnell, born in either 1668 or 1652. Before that, not sure.
Martin
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BKM: Harvey, Goldswain, Braden, Goodman, Ridgley, Wheeler, Lunnon, Hobbs, Biggs, Furnell, Ayres, Dean, Austin, Saunders, Franklin, Baldwin, Turner, Bowler, Baker, Blackwell, Newell, Brooks, Bailey, Ashby, Judge, Free, Nash, Stone, East
OXF: Stratford, Newell, East, Johnson
BRK: Maskell, Waite, Champ
SSX: Funnell, Muddle, Turner, Hollengam, Newnham, Gilbert, Ellis, Marchant, Harmer, Curtis, Gurr, Akehurst, Godfrey
MDX/LDN: Johnson
KEN: Weller
ENG: Pewtress
Gypsy: Evans, Allford, Jeffs
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nong43
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[...] I bet he fits in somewhere though.
Kerry
Hi Kerry
I joined the HFA, and have received my tree - turns out my line does go back to John Harmer (d. c1543). Thomas who married Mary Gurr was the son of Josiah Harmer and Ann Curtis.
Martin
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BKM: Harvey, Goldswain, Braden, Goodman, Ridgley, Wheeler, Lunnon, Hobbs, Biggs, Furnell, Ayres, Dean, Austin, Saunders, Franklin, Baldwin, Turner, Bowler, Baker, Blackwell, Newell, Brooks, Bailey, Ashby, Judge, Free, Nash, Stone, East
OXF: Stratford, Newell, East, Johnson
BRK: Maskell, Waite, Champ
SSX: Funnell, Muddle, Turner, Hollengam, Newnham, Gilbert, Ellis, Marchant, Harmer, Curtis, Gurr, Akehurst, Godfrey
MDX/LDN: Johnson
KEN: Weller
ENG: Pewtress
Gypsy: Evans, Allford, Jeffs
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kerryb
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Oh excellent news Martin.
I knew Thomas would fit in somewhere, I shall have a look at my tree and fit him in.
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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