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Ancestry report for Jane Duplock [Kite] [Hills], son of William Hills and Julie Hills

Generation No. 1
1. Jane Duplock [Kite] [Hills] was the son of (2) William Hills and (3) Julie Hills. He was born 1837 at Frinsted, Kent; died 31^st May 1897 at Ashford, Kent
He married (1) Mr Kite on c 1860. She was born c 1835
He married (2) John Duplock on 12^th Dec 1876 at Registry Office, Eastbourne, Sussex. She was born 17^th Jan 1839 at High Hurstwood, Buxted, Sussex; died 31^st Dec 1902 at 12 Church Yard, Ashford, Kent

Generation No. 2
2. William Hills He was born 1792 at Lenham, Kent
He married Julie on c 1815. She was born 1796 at Rochester, Kent. They had the following children:
i	John who was born 1818 Frinsted, Kent
ii	George who was born 1822 Frinsted, Kent
iii	Stephen who was born 1834 Frinsted, Kent
iv	Jane who was born 1837 Frinsted, Kent; died 31^st May 1897 Ashford, Kent

3. Julie Hills She was born 1796 at Rochester, Kent
She married William Hills on c 1815. He was born 1792 at Lenham, Kent. They had the following children:
i	John who was born 1818 Frinsted, Kent
ii	George who was born 1822 Frinsted, Kent
iii	Stephen who was born 1834 Frinsted, Kent
iv	Jane who was born 1837 Frinsted, Kent; died 31^st May 1897 Ashford, Kent

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