| Generation No. 1 | |||
| 1. Sarah Alderton [Willowby] She was born 7th Nov 1784 at Westham, Sussex; christened 3rd Jan 1785 at St Mary's Church, Westham, Sussex, parents John & Elizabeth Willoby; buried 13th Sep 1812 at St Mary's Church, Westham, Sussex, aged 27 years | |||
| She married George Alderton, butcher on 30th Dec 1807 at St. Mary's Church, Westham, Sussex, witnesses Edward ?? & Thomas Hollebone. He was born 1776 at Battle, Sussex; christened 5th Jun 1776 at St. Mary's Church, Battle, Sussex, parents Thomas & Sarah Alderton. They had the following children: | |||
| 2 | i | Henry Baker who was born 18th Jul 1808 at Westham, Sussex; christened 25th Sep 1808 St Mary's Church, Westham, Sussex; died 27th Jun 1880 New South Wales, Australia, aged 72 years | |
| ii | George who was born 19th Jun 1810 at Westham, Sussex; christened 9th Sep 1810 St Mary's Church, Westham, Sussex; died 18th Apr 1824 Westham, Sussex, aged 15 years | ||
| Generation No. 2 | |||
| 2. Henry Baker Alderton, tallow chandler was the son of George Alderton, butcher and Sarah Alderton [Willowby]. He was born 18th Jul 1808 at Westham, Sussex; christened 25th Sep 1808 at St Mary's Church, Westham, Sussex; emigrated 16th Jan 1839 to Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, left Plymouth on 17th September 1838 on the barque Alfred ; died 27th Jun 1880 at North Shore, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, aged 72 years | |||
| He married Mary Ann Hollands on 18th Dec 1831 at St. Mary's Church, Rye, Sussex, witnesses John Hollands & Sally Willowby Alderton. She was born 1811 at Rye, Sussex; christened 15th Sep 1811 at St Mary's Church, Rye, Sussex, parents James & Harriett Hollands; emigrated 16th Jan 1839 to Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, left Plymouth on 17th September 1838 on the barque Alfred ; died 21st Jul 1879 at North Shore, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, aged 68 years | |||
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