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Mary Allcorn
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Date
Type
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1802
Born
In the Parish of Hartfield, Sussex
1851 Census
Worth, Sussex
 
c 1820
Married
John Allcorn, blacksmith
 
 
1824
Birth of a daughter
Mary in the Parish of Worth, Sussex
Worth Parish Registers
 
30th March 1851
Census
At [Three Bridges] in the Parish of Worth, Sussex; Mary Alcorn, F, Wife, married, age 49, born Hartfield, Sussex
1851 Census
Worth, Sussex

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Alcorn, Achorn, Alcharne, Alchehorn, Alcheine, Alcheshorne, Alchin, Alchen, Alchine, Alchorn, Alchorne, Alchyn, Alchyne, Achone, Alcorne, Allcam, Allc family records
The ancestral pedigree of Mary Allcorn
   
 John Allcorn
blacksmith		m: c 1820Mary 
 b: 1788 Worth, Sussex
ch: 24th Aug 1788 Worth Parish Church		  b: 1802 Hartfield, Sussex 
  
  
 Mary 
 b: 1824 Worth, Sussex
ch: 15th Dec 1824 Worth Parish Church		 
 
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