Hi Sandra He's listed on FreeBMD Births Jun 1900 (>99%) -------------------------------------------------------------------------- French Frederick Baden P Battle 2b 56 With this you can order the cert. Cheers Andy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sandra Shelley" <sand.shell@btinternet.com> To: <ENG-SUSSEX-EASTBOURNE-L@rootsweb.com> Cc: <SUSSEX-PLUS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2008 3:39 PM Subject: [SXP] FRENCH, Frederick Baden Powell > Hi, > > Does anyone relate to Frederick Baden Powell FRENCH? > My reason for asking is, he is with one of my families on the 1901 census > as "SON", but it's more likely he was a grandson, as the mother he is > attributed to was 43 years old, and had been a widow for 6 years prior to > his birth in 1900. > > If anyone can claim Frederick, I would be delighted to discover the true > identity of his parents. > > Happy hunting > > Sandra Shelley > Eastbourne Sussex > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SUSSEX-PLUS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Hi, Does anyone relate to Frederick Baden Powell FRENCH? My reason for asking is, he is with one of my families on the 1901 census as "SON", but it's more likely he was a grandson, as the mother he is attributed to was 43 years old, and had been a widow for 6 years prior to his birth in 1900. If anyone can claim Frederick, I would be delighted to discover the true identity of his parents. Happy hunting Sandra Shelley Eastbourne Sussex

Just in case there is another twig of my tree out there: BUDD earliest mention Richard m Catherine HEAD 14 Jan 1778 Lewes St Thomas at Cliffe. Their 2 sons b in Burwash Thomas b c1778 & James b c1780.The trial goes cold for James at this point. Other names connected are THOMPSON, HILDER of Burwash & BALDOCK of Dallington & earlier Wadhurst (1791). I do have names of many who married my direct lines siblings as well. Barbara in NZ

Hi, We have a Thomas DEUDNEY (1839-1898) in our tree. Married a Lucy Reeves in 1869 in Bexhill. I'm quite keen to find more about the descendents. "Phil White" <pwgrandmapa@comcast.net> wrote: > Hello folkss, hope all the detectives are awake and ready but here is a > Dewdney puzzle > Samuel Dewdney bn May 1777 at Shermanbury married a Mary Cowdrey 18 Nov > 1811 at St Nicholas Brighton and we know they had a son George who married > a Harriet Gates There was also a possible daughter Mary for Samuel and > Mary, but here is the problem The 1851 Census HO107/1747F340p16 for son > George which shows Mary, now married to an Un-named ROSS, listed in the > Census as a sister age 50 or born 1801. If she is a sister to George then > it would appear she was an illegitimate dau of mar Cowdrey, bn 10 years > before her marriage. The other possibility is that she was a sister to > George's wife Harriet Gates who was not present in the Census but was > alive according to her death record dated Mar Qtr 1852. Harriet was of > Sompting, and that is where she was married > Would appreciate any and all ideas, help and look ups > Phil White of New Hampshire USA Roots in Sussex & IOW -- Kind Regards Eddie Lord Researching: LORD; REEVES; SELDEN; FREWEN

i have JOHN GURR born 1781 in Hasting,, and died Feb 1861 in hastings, fisherman. He married RUTH COOK 25 Dec 1809. She was born 1785 in Hasting, and died Sep 1859 in Hasting. Child of JOHN GURR and RUTH COOK is: CHARLOTTE GURR, b. 01 Dec 1811, st clements, Hastings; d. 14 Sep 1881, hasting,. and FANNY GURR was born 25 May 1856 in hastings, and died 29 Aug 1905. She married WILLIAM WALLIS MOON 10 Jan 1884 in hastings , son of ROBERT MOON and CHARLOTTE DUNK. He was born 16 Sep 1860 in hastings, and died 03 Jan 1915 jennifer Original Message: ----------------- From: eilfran eilfran@blueyonder.co.uk Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2008 12:00:44 -0000 To: js.spencer@bigpond.com, Sussex-PLUS@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SXP] My Sussex Names-GURR -------------------------------------------------------------------- mail2web.com – What can On Demand Business Solutions do for you? http://link.mail2web.com/Business/SharePoint

Hi Phil, What if Samuel was married before and widowed? He was born 1777 and married 1811 to Mary making him 34 years old...?? That is another possibility. Making her Georges half sister. Have you done the PR's for Shermanbury? I can't seem to find a Dewdney / Ross marriage on freebmd though. Cheers Pam from Adelaide Australia > Hello folkss, hope all the detectives are awake and ready but here is a > Dewdney puzzle > Samuel Dewdney bn May 1777 at Shermanbury married a Mary Cowdrey 18 Nov > 1811 at St Nicholas Brighton and we know they had a son George who married > a > Harriet Gates There was also a possible daughter Mary for Samuel and > Mary, > but here is the problem The 1851 Census HO107/1747F340p16 for son George > which shows Mary, now married to an Un-named ROSS, listed in the Census as > a > sister age 50 or born 1801. If she is a sister to George then it would > appear she was an illegitimate dau > of mar Cowdrey, bn 10 years before her marriage. The other possibility is > that she was a sister to George's wife Harriet Gates who was not present > in > the Census but was alive according to her death record dated Mar Qtr 1852. > Harriet was of Sompting, and that is where she was married > Would appreciate any and all ideas, help and look ups > Phil White of New Hampshire USA Roots in Sussex & IOW > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SUSSEX-PLUS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.19.7/1232 - Release Date: > 18/01/2008 7:32 PM > >

Hi Phil My mother's relatives include Elizabeth DEWDNEY , baptised at Warnham, Sussex on 12th Oct 1806, daughter of Peter DEWDNEY being the 4th of 7 children. It seems she married Robert WICKENS in Horsham on 22nd Sept 1850 and was buried in Horsham on 26th September 1851. Maybe a victim of late child bearing ? Robert WICKENS sister Mary Ann was my 3 x great grandmother. Shermanbury and Warnham are not a large distance apart. Is there any connection ? Best wishes David in Bexhill, East Sussex------------------------------------------------- Phil wrote:- > Hello folkss, hope all the detectives are awake and ready but here is a> Dewdney puzzle-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- _________________________________________________________________ Get Hotmail on your mobile, text MSN to 63463! http://mobile.uk.msn.com/pc/mail.aspx

Hi all, Just wondering if anyone has come across a GIBLET/ GIBLETT/ GIBBLET family in Mortlake and Peckham areas of Surrey and up through Acton and Northall in Middlesex around early to mid 1800's? Associated names could be PULL, YEATES, SHEPHERD, PARKER, ARCHIBALD Kindest Regards Mary

Hello David Your response to my Dewdney Query regarding a WICKENS connection has a positive response from me. There is a connection so contact me directly via pwgrandmapa@comcast.net. This connection has nothing to do with my original Query re Samuel * Mary Cowdrey Phil White

Hello from New Zealand Can anyone help clarify any further births under either surname of DENNEY or GOLDSMITH - to the parents named below.... Time frame approximately 1865 to 1875 John DENNEY m/d Elizabeth Ann Goldsmith - 1866 Brighton Sussex Children #Alice Eliza GOLDSMITH B 21 October 1865 in Brighton, Ssx (Born before parents married) Madeline DENNEY - Nov? 1872 Brighton 1871 England Census - Sussex Brighton St Peter John DENNY hd M 25 Shoe Maker Brighton Sussex Elizabeth wife M 23 Tailoress Brighton Sussex Alice dau 5 scholar Brighton Sussex Any assistance appreciated with sorting this family out..... Kind regards from Maree S. Gordon, New Zealand

Hi Jackie, Have you tried the Angmering Family history website. http://www.angmeringvillage.co.uk/ It has trees, historical references, baptisms, deaths & Marriages, bits and poices on the families and the working lives....... and is a great site The chappy that runs it is very knowledgeable and helpful. Cheers Pam from Adelaide > Hello all > > > I have a Raph Fynne baptised 23 Mar 1599 Angmering father Thomas > PRs and SMI have Thomas Fynn marrying Elinor Strong 16 Feb 1599 Elinor > died > 1612 Angmering > Thomas Married Elizabeth Frogbrook Widow 10 Jun 1613 Thomas was Fenne by > now > they had a daughter Elizabeth Fenne > Richard Finn Baptised Donnington 16 April 1626 Father Rafe Finn of > Angmering > Thomas Venne Baptised Donnington 19 November 1637 parents Ralpe and Jane > Venne > There is a marriage on the SMI Rafe Fynn to Mary Barten of Sidlesham > Deanery > of Chichester Licence 19 June 1623 but none to a Jane > I cannot find find a death for Thomas or his wife Elizabeth, Ralph a Mary > or Jane either as Finns Fennes or Vennes > > Any help would be appreciated > > Jackie >

Hi Phil, The name Dewdney may also show up as Dudeney on the IGI and in parish registers. I have Dudeney's in Henfield in the early 1600's. You might want to get hold of the Henfield records. You might find who you are looking for as it's only 2 miles from Shermanbury. Lorna

Hi I looked at my file of Relf's but the earliest Mary i have was b. 1752 Burwash Ssx, so not much help i'm afraid. Have you tried the IGI yet for possible baptisms before 1740? regards Heather Macdonald

Hi Steven Very, very brief background of these years. 1625-30 saw England at war with Spain and France. 1637 saw Civil war with Scotland, and then of course 1642 saw the outbreak of the English Civil War. If you check out your local library they may have something more specific to Sussex. Or to check out the 355 section which is on military history. HTH Andy ----- Original Message ----- From: <johnnylumen@comcast.net> To: <SUSSEX-PLUS@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 8:33 PM Subject: [SXP] Captain of the Military > If a Sussex man were a Captain in the military in the 1630's or 1640's, > what military actions would have taken place in those years to cause a man > to join the military? > Thank you. > r/Steven > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SUSSEX-PLUS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

If a Sussex man were a Captain in the military in the 1630's or 1640's, what military actions would have taken place in those years to cause a man to join the military? Thank you. r/Steven

I have searched the baptisms in the Itchingfield Parish Registers from 1766 to 1771, but there is no trace of Ann STANDING or STANDEN in the period. Best wishes Marion Woolgar Bognor Regis, West Sussex

Henfield Baptism Register PAR 100/1/2/1 08 Mar 1843 Elizabeth daughter of John & Sarah DEWDNEY of Henfield, Servant Born 22 Feby Privately baptised, received into the church 13th August Best wishes Marion Woolgar Bognor Regis, West Sussex

Yes Pam weve done the Shermanbury PRs, have a transcription myself so am pretty well informed on the Dewdney's born and married there, including my G Grandmother .Have also looked at SMI and only 4 Samuel marriages which included the one to Cowdrey, so I think the early bith to Mar is more likely Thanks for the thought anyway Phil White

Hello folkss, hope all the detectives are awake and ready but here is a Dewdney puzzle Samuel Dewdney bn May 1777 at Shermanbury married a Mary Cowdrey 18 Nov 1811 at St Nicholas Brighton and we know they had a son George who married a Harriet Gates There was also a possible daughter Mary for Samuel and Mary, but here is the problem The 1851 Census HO107/1747F340p16 for son George which shows Mary, now married to an Un-named ROSS, listed in the Census as a sister age 50 or born 1801. If she is a sister to George then it would appear she was an illegitimate dau of mar Cowdrey, bn 10 years before her marriage. The other possibility is that she was a sister to George's wife Harriet Gates who was not present in the Census but was alive according to her death record dated Mar Qtr 1852. Harriet was of Sompting, and that is where she was married Would appreciate any and all ideas, help and look ups Phil White of New Hampshire USA Roots in Sussex & IOW

I have found all the comments interesting. I have a 1831 removal of Ruth Budd aged 17 from Burwash to Lewes St Thomas at Cliffe. I haven't been able to gain baptism information at this time but her parents are mentioned so it seems likely she is connected to my Budd family. What I find curious is that if I am correct her family lived in Burwash although her father may have been dead by then. Any thoughts. These Budds are a proving to be a difficult brick wall to chip away at. Barbara in NZ