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Richard Lullam, son of Richard Lullam and Amy Lulham [Collins]
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Date
Type
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Source
 
1659
Born
In the Parish of Uckfield, Sussex
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27th March 1659
Christened
At Holy Cross Church in the Parish of Uckfield, Sussex
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Ancestor's report
No descendent's report
Lulham, Lullham, Lullam, Lullum, Lulliam family records
The ancestral pedigree of Richard Lullam
  
 Richard Lulhamm: 15th Oct 1633 Holy Cross Church, Uckfield, SussexAlice Longley 
 b: c 1610  b: c 1610 
  
  
 Richard 
 b: 1637 Uckfield, Sussex
ch: 22nd Jan 1637 Holy Cross Church		 
   
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record
   
   
   
 Richard Lullamm: 17th Jun 1658 Holy Cross Church, Uckfield, SussexAmy Collins 
 b: 1637 Uckfield, Sussex
ch: 22nd Jan 1637 Holy Cross Church		  b: c 1640 
  
  
 Richard 
 b: 1659 Uckfield, Sussex
ch: 27th Mar 1659 Holy Cross Church		 
 
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record

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