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Thomas Heat, farm labourer, son of Thomas Heat and Sarah Heat
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Date
Type
Information
Source
 
1812
Born
In the Parish of Hartfield, Sussex
Hartfield Parish Registers
 
19th April 1812
Christened
At St. Mary's Church in the Parish of Hartfield, Sussex
Hartfield Parish Registers
 
6th June 1841
Census
At Mudbrooks in the Parish of East Grinstead, Sussex; Thomas Heath, M, age 28, born Sussex; occupation: servant
1841 Census
East Grinstead, Sussex
 
30th March 1851
Census
At Shelves Brook in the Parish of East Grinstead, Sussex; Lodger; occupation: farm labourer
1851 Census
East Grinstead, Sussex

Ancestor's report
No descendent's report
Heath, Heat, Hethe family records
The ancestral pedigree of Thomas Heat, farm labourer
  
 Thomas Heatm: c 1810Sarah 
 b: c 1790  b: c 1790 
  
  
 Thomas 
 b: 1812 Hartfield, Sussex
ch: 19th Apr 1812 St. Mary's Church		 
 
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