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James Martin Fenner, farm labourer, son of unknown father and Mary Fenner
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Date
Type
Information
Source
 
1815
Born
In the Parish of Mayfield, Sussex
Mayfield Parish Registers
 
18th June 1815
Christened
At St. Dunstan Church in the Parish of Mayfield, Sussex; son of Mary Fenner (spinster)
Mayfield Parish Registers
 
25th March 1836
Married
Ann Piper at St. Dunstan Church in the Parish of Mayfield, Sussex
Mayfield Parish Registers
 
6th June 1841
Census
At High Street in the Parish of Mayfield, Sussex; James Fenner, M, Head, age 25 to 29, born Sussex; occupation: farm labourer
1841 Census
Mayfield, Sussex

Ancestor's report
No descendent's report
Fenner, Fenor family records
The ancestral pedigree of James Martin Fenner, farm labourer
   
 unknown father
Not marriedMary 
   b: 1796 Mayfield, Sussex
ch: 10th Apr 1796 St. Dunstan Church		 
  
  
 Harriett James Martin
 b: 1813 Mayfield, Sussex
ch: 3rd Oct 1813 St. Dunstan Church		 b: 1815 Mayfield, Sussex
ch: 18th Jun 1815 St. Dunstan Church
    
Parental
record
   
   
   
 James Martin Fenner
farm labourer		m: 25th Mar 1836 St. Dunstan Church, Mayfield, SussexAnn Piper 
 b: 1815 Mayfield, Sussex
ch: 18th Jun 1815 St. Dunstan Church		  b: 1815 to 1820 Sussex 
Family
record

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