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John Ashdown, son of William Ashdown and Elizabeth Ashdown [Dickson]

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Date	Type	Information	Source

1716	Born	In the Parish of Arlington, Sussex	IGI - Family Search

20^th Jan 1716	Christened	In the Parish of Arlington, Sussex	IGI - Family Search

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The ancestral pedigree of John Ashdown

William Ashdown

m: 12^th Aug 1714 East Hoathly Parish Church, East Hoathly, Sussex

Elizabeth Dickson

b: c 10^th Apr 1689 Arlington, Sussex
d: 1768 Chiddingly, Sussex

b: 1693 Arlington, Sussex
d: 26^th Mar 1744 Waldron, Sussex
bur: 30^th Mar 1744 All Saints' Church, Waldron, Sussex

b: 1716 Arlington, Sussex
ch: 20^th Jan 1716

b: 1720 Hellingly, Sussex
ch: 31^st Jul 1720 St. Peter & St. Paul Church
d: January 1782 Chiddingly, Sussex, aged 65 years
bur: 9^th Jan 1782 Chiddingly Parish Church, Chiddingly, Sussex

b: 1722 Hellingly, Sussex
ch: 15^th Dec 1722 St. Peter & St. Paul Church
d: November 1799 Heathfield, Sussex, aged 76 years
bur: 4^th Nov 1799 All Saints Church, Heathfield, Sussex

b: 1727 Waldron, Sussex
ch: 1727 All Saints' Church

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