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Mary Tester, daughter of Richard Tester and Hannah Tester [Histed]
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Date
Type
Information
Source
 
1796
Born
In the Parish of East Grinstead, Sussex
East Grinstead Parish Registers
 
15th May 1796
Christened
At St Swithin Parish Church in the Parish of East Grinstead, Sussex; daughter of Richard Tester and Hannah Tester
East Grinstead Parish Registers

Ancestor's report
No descendent's report
Tester, Testor, Teaster, Testa family records
The ancestral pedigree of Mary Tester
  
 Richard Testerm: 14th Sep 1793 St Swithin Parish Church, East Grinstead, SussexHannah Histed 
 b: c 1770  b: c 1770 
  
   
 Mary Sarah Elizabeth
 b: 1796 East Grinstead, Sussex
ch: 15th May 1796 St Swithin Parish Church		 b: 1799 East Grinstead, Sussex
ch: 17th Mar 1799 St Swithin Parish Church		 b: 1801 East Grinstead, Sussex
ch: 10th May 1801 St Swithin Parish Church
     
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