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Offline Hudor

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Re: Fenner Family in Sussex
« Reply #18 on: Sunday 22 December 19 09:29 GMT (UK) »
Hi all
I am new to this but found the posts about the Fenner family and wanted to respond.  I have been in touch with Tim McCabe in the past, and have him on my tree.  He is the 4th great grandson of Thomas Paris Fenner(b 1783-).  Thomas Paris Fenner was my 4th great grandfather.  His granddaughter Louisa Fenner (1847-1880) married John Francis Huon Mitchell (1831-1921).  Louisa died in childbirth in 1880, having had numerous children, at "Hawksview", Manningham Road, Hawthorn, Melbourne, Victoria.  I have the Fenner line back to John Atte Fenne (b mid 1300s).  I am willing to provide this line, and would appreciate any additions and corrections to my information.

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Re: Fenner Family in Sussex
« Reply #19 on: Monday 23 December 19 01:47 GMT (UK) »
Hi Hudor.  I can take not only myself but also my husband back to the Fenners. We come down through John Ellames  Fenner's sister Elizabeth Fenner 1758-1818 married to James Nye 1851-1809. James Nye and William Fenner (Elizabeth & John Ellames' brother) were Tunbridgeware makers in Tunbridge. 
I have Thomas Parish Fenner [The First] 1783-1863 and married to Elizabeth Bevan Park.
His parents were John Ellames Fenner 1750-1813 & Mary Paris c.1744-1808.
His parents were John Fenner 1723-1793 & Sarah Ellames 1726-1803 and I can take Sarah back another 3 generations.
I would love to see what you have if anything on the Nye family and what you have on the Fenner line. Looking forward to hearing from you.  Coffee Girl

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Re: Fenner Family in Sussex
« Reply #20 on: Monday 23 December 19 02:24 GMT (UK) »
Hi Coffee Girl
Thank you for your reply.  I don't have the Nye line, but would be pleased to send you my Fenner line. Please contact me at my home email *, and I'll send you information.
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