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Thomas Kenward, son of James Kenward, farm labourer and Sarah Kenward
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Date
Type
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Source
 
1833
Born
In the County of Sussex
1841 Census
Withyham, Sussex
 
1838
Census
At No 6 Crowboro Warren in the Parish of Crowborough, Sussex
1838 Census
Crowborough Warren and Lye Green, Sussex
 
One of the boys has been a cripple for 4 years
 
6th June 1841
Census
At Warren Cottages in the Parish of Withyham, Sussex; Thomas Kenward, M, [Son], age 8, born Sussex
1841 Census
Withyham, Sussex

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Kennaird, Kennard, Kinnard, Kennards, Kenward, Kenwin, Kenwood, Keward individual records
The ancestral pedigree of Thomas Kenward
  
 James Kenward
farm labourer		m: c 1810Sarah 
 b: 1792 Buxted, Sussex  b: 1792 Mayfield, Sussex 
  
    
 William 4 children Thomas Ann
 b: 1810 to 1815 Sussex b: 1812 to 1837 b: 1833 Sussex b: 1837 Sussex
     
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