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Hannah Wernham [Ratley]
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Date
Type
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Source
 
1822
Born
At Banbury in the County of Oxfordshire
1881 Census
Hadlow, Kent
 
1839
Birth of a daughter
Emma at Wallingford in the County of Berkshire
1851 Census
Wallingford, Berkshire
 
Oct to Dec 1842
Married
John Wernham; registered at Wallingford District, Oxfordshire; ref: 1842 Q4 Vol 6 Page 446
Christine Crosby's records
 
3rd April 1881
Census
At Beer House, Tonbridge Road in the Parish of Hadlow, Kent; Hannah Wernham, F, Wife, married, age 59, born Banbury, Oxford
1881 Census
Hadlow, Kent

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The ancestral pedigree of Hannah Wernham [Ratley]
  
 John Wernhamm: Oct to Dec 1842Hannah Ratley 
 b: 1815 Wallingford, Berkshire  b: 1822 Banbury, Oxfordshire 
  
  
 Emma 
 b: 1839 Wallingford, Berkshire 
   
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