| Generation No. 1 | |||
| 1. Jane Hearsey [Bridgway] She was born 1801 at Wilmington, Sussex | |||
| She married Richard Hearsey on 16th Jul 1820 at Ringmer, Sussex. He was born 1800 at ??; buried 8th Jul 1830 at St. Mary the Virgin, Ringmer, Sussex, aged 30 years. They had the following children: | |||
| 2 | i | Lydia who was born 9th Mar 1826 at Ringmer, Sussex; christened 18th Mar 1838 Independent Tabernacle Chapel, Lewes, Sussex | |
| 3 | ii | James who was born 16th Sep 1828 at Ringmer, Sussex; christened 18th Mar 1838 Tabernacle Independent Chapel, Lewes, Sussex | |
| Generation No. 2 | |||
| 2. Lydia Goldsmith [Hearsey] was the daughter of Richard Hearsey and Jane Hearsey [Bridgway]. She was born 9th Mar 1826 at Ringmer, Sussex; christened 18th Mar 1838 at Independent Tabernacle Chapel, Lewes, Sussex | |||
| She married Alfred Goldsmith, blacksmith on 15th Feb 1847 at St. Peter & St. Paul Church, Hellingly, Sussex, witnesses Henry Dennis & Frances Ann Goldsmith. He was born 1822 at Hellingly, Sussex; christened 29th Sep 1822 at St. Peter & St. Paul Church, Hellingly, Sussex | |||
| 3. James Hearsey, commercial clerk miller was the son of Richard Hearsey and Jane Hearsey [Bridgway]. He was born 16th Sep 1828 at Ringmer, Sussex; christened 18th Mar 1838 at Tabernacle Independent Chapel, Lewes, Sussex | |||
| He married (1) Sarah Ann Wenham on 18th Feb 1855 at St. John-under-the-Castle, Lewes, Sussex, witnesses Henry & Eliza Towner. She was born 1832 at Hellingly, Sussex; christened 18th Nov 1832 at St. Peter & St. Paul Church, Hellingly, Sussex; buried 10th Feb 1866 at St. Peter & St. Paul Church, Hellingly, Sussex, aged 32 years | |||
| He married (2) Eliza Budgen on 27th Nov 1869 at St. Peter & St. Paul Church, Hellingly, Sussex, witnesses Caroline Holleborn & George Best Martin. She was born 1837 at West Hoathly, Sussex; christened 4th Jun 1837 at St. Margaret's Church, West Hoathly, Sussex | |||
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