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Ancestry report for Frederick Eldridge, son of Stephen Eldridge, labourer and Emma Eldridge [Whiteing]

Generation No. 1
1. Frederick Eldridge was the son of (2) Stephen Eldridge, labourer and (3) Emma Eldridge [Whiteing]. He was born 1828 at Battle, Sussex; christened 20^th Apr 1828 at St. Mary, Battle, Sussex

Generation No. 2
2. Stephen Eldridge, labourer He was born c 1800
He married Emma Whiteing on 15^th Apr 1823 at St. Mary, Battle, Sussex. She was born c 1800. They had the following children:
i	Charles who was born 1826 Battle, Sussex; christened 2^nd Apr 1826 St. Mary, Battle, Sussex
ii	Frederick who was born 1828 Battle, Sussex; christened 20^th Apr 1828 St. Mary, Battle, Sussex
iii	Emma who was born 1830 Battle, Sussex; christened 8^th Aug 1830 St. Mary, Battle, Sussex

3. Emma Eldridge [Whiteing] She was born c 1800
She married Stephen Eldridge, labourer on 15^th Apr 1823 at St. Mary, Battle, Sussex. He was born c 1800. They had the following children:
i	Charles who was born 1826 Battle, Sussex; christened 2^nd Apr 1826 St. Mary, Battle, Sussex
ii	Frederick who was born 1828 Battle, Sussex; christened 20^th Apr 1828 St. Mary, Battle, Sussex
iii	Emma who was born 1830 Battle, Sussex; christened 8^th Aug 1830 St. Mary, Battle, Sussex

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