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Ancestry report for Sarah Golden, daughter of Daniel Golding and Jemima Golden

Generation No. 1
1. Sarah Golden was the daughter of (2) Daniel Golding and (3) Jemima Golden. She was born 1863 at Waldron, Sussex

Generation No. 2
2. Daniel Golding was the son of (4) William Golding, farm labourer and (5) Mrs Golding. He was born 1818 at Waldron, Sussex
He married Jemima on c 1840. She was born 1820 at Chalvington, Sussex. They had the following children:
i	Sarah who was born 1863 Waldron, Sussex

3. Jemima Golden She was born 1820 at Chalvington, Sussex
She married Daniel Golding on c 1840. He was born 1818 at Waldron, Sussex. They had the following children:
i	Sarah who was born 1863 Waldron, Sussex

Generation No. 3
4. William Golding, farm labourer He was born 1760 to 1765 at Sussex
He married Mrs on c 1790. She was born c 1765. They had the following children:
i	Joseph who was born 1804 Waldron, Sussex
ii	Daniel who was born 1818 Waldron, Sussex

5. Mrs Golding She was born c 1765
She married William Golding, farm labourer on c 1790. He was born 1760 to 1765 at Sussex. They had the following children:
i	Joseph who was born 1804 Waldron, Sussex
ii	Daniel who was born 1818 Waldron, Sussex

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