Thanks, I did see that previously. However, the last name is AYLWIN which is a distinct surname with many family lines in West Sussex--usually in the same parish as Ayling. It could be that the clerk wrote the last name down wrong in error. However, you can see Thomas in 1768 is AYLWIN as well. Then in 1775 you have a John and Ann AYLING having a son Thomas. Same couple?
I was hoping the transcriptions would help me tease it out rather than go through the originals. In other words, if I find mostly AYLINGs here (marriages and burials too) then I would be inclined to accept that AYLWIN here is in error.
The Aylwyn versus Aylynge names caused me a lot of grief early on in my researches. See for example, Stedham parish
http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.ayling/158/mb.ashx. When parish records were directed to be transcribed from paper to parchment in the early 1600's that names were used interchangeably even within family groups. I had to go to Wills, BT and other sources to sort out the two.
Chris
