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Ann Payne [Dench]
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Date
Type
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Source
 
c 1730
Born
 
 
9th February 1752
Married
William Payne at St Swithin Parish Church in the Parish of East Grinstead, Sussex
East Grinstead Marriage Registers
 
1754
Birth of a son
William in the Parish of East Grinstead, Sussex
East Grinstead Parish Registers
 
1756
Birth of a son
Robert in the Parish of East Grinstead, Sussex
East Grinstead Parish Registers

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Dench individual records
Pain, Paine, Painre, Pane, Payn, Payne family records
The ancestral pedigree of Ann Payne [Dench]
  
 William Paynem: 9th Feb 1752 St Swithin Parish Church, East Grinstead, SussexAnn Dench 
 b: c 1730  b: c 1730 
  
  
 William Robert
 b: 1754 East Grinstead, Sussex
ch: 4th Jan 1754 St Swithin Parish Church		 b: 1756 East Grinstead, Sussex
ch: 2nd Jan 1756 St Swithin Parish Church
   
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