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Alfred Walter Tester, son of unknown father and Fanny Tester
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Date
Type
Information
Source
 
1890
Born
At High Hurst Wood in the Parish of Buxted, Sussex
Maresfield Parish Registers
 
19th January 1890
Christened
At St Bartholomew Parish Church in the Parish of Maresfield, Sussex; illegitimate son of Fanny tester
Maresfield Parish Registers
 
2nd April 1911
Census
At Harlequin Lane in the Parish of Crowborough, Sussex; Alfred Tester, M, Nephew, single, age 21, born Buxted, Sussex; occupation: gardener
1911 Census
Crowborough, Sussex

Ancestor's report
No descendent's report
Tester, Testor, Teaster, Testa family records
The ancestral pedigree of Alfred Walter Tester
   
 unknown father
Not marriedFanny 
   b: 1868 Buxted, Sussex 
  
  
 Alfred Walter 
 b: 1890 High Hurst Wood, Buxted, Sussex
ch: 19th Jan 1890 St Bartholomew Parish Church, Maresfield, Sussex		 
 
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