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Mary Ann Langridge [Varnham]
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Date
Type
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Source
 
c 1865
Born
 
 
26th December 1884
Married
George Langridge, labourer at St Andrew & St Mary Church in the Parish of Fletching, Sussex
Sandra Langridge's records
 
1885
Birth of a son
James at Little Barkham in the Parish of Fletching, Sussex
Fletching Parish Registers

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Langridge, Landridge, Langerege, Langndge, Langredge, Langrege, Langride, Langridg, Landgridge, Langrige family records
Varnham, Varnum individual records
The ancestral pedigree of Mary Ann Langridge [Varnham]
   
 George Langridge
labourer		m: 26th Dec 1884 St Andrew & St Mary Church, Fletching, SussexMary Varnham 
 b: 1861 Nutley, Sussex
ch: 7th Dec 1862 St James Church		  b: c 1865 
  
  
 James 
 b: 1885 Little Barkham, Fletching, Sussex
ch: 4th Oct 1885 St Andrew & St Mary Church		 
 
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