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William Waters, son of Thomas Waters and Harriott Waters [Russell]
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Date
Type
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Source
 
1815 to 1820
Born
In the County of Sussex
1841 Census
Ticehurst, Sussex
 
6th June 1841
Census
At Lower Turnpike Gate in the Parish of Ticehurst, Sussex; William Waters, M, [Son], age 20 to 24, born Sussex; occupation Farm labourer
1841 Census
Ticehurst, Sussex

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Water, Watter, Watere, Waterer, Waters, Watters, Watyers individual records
The ancestral pedigree of William Waters
  
 Thomas Watersm: 6th Dec 1817 St Mary the Virgin Church, Goudhurst, KentHarriott Russell 
 b: 1796 Goudhurst, Kent
ch: 6th Nov 1796 St Mary the Virgin Church		  b: 1798 Goudhurst, Kent
ch: 6th Jan 1799 St Mary the Virgin Church		 
  
   
 William Richard Harriott
 b: 1815 to 1820 Sussex b: 1820 to 1825 Sussex b: 1829 Sussex
    
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