The Weald - People history and genealogy

Date

Type

Information

Source

29^th Jun 1813

Born

In the Parish of Fletching, Sussex

Fletching Parish Registers

25^th Jul 1813

Christened

At St Andrew & St Mary Church in the Parish of Fletching, Sussex; parents John & Mary Martin

Fletching Parish Registers

23^rd May 1831

Married

At St Andrew & St Mary Church in the Parish of Fletching, Sussex

Fletching Marriage Registers

Mar 1837

Died

At Chelwood Common in the Parish of Fletching, Sussex

Fletching Burial Registers

4^th Apr 1837

Buried

At St Andrew & St Mary Church in the Parish of Fletching, Sussex

Fletching Burial Registers

1834

Birth of a son

In the County of Sussex

Fletching 1851 Census

1831

Birth of a daughter

In the Parish of Fletching, Sussex

Fletching Parish Registers

Thomas Wood
mason/bricklayer

m: 23^rd May 1831 St Andrew & St Mary Church, Fletching, Sussex

Elizabeth Martin

b: 1808 Fletching, Sussex
ch: 1^st May 1808 St Andrew & St Mary Church

b: 29^th Jun 1813 Fletching, Sussex
ch: 25^th Jul 1813 St Andrew & St Mary Church
d: Mar 1837 Chelwood Common, Fletching, Sussex
bur: 4^th Apr 1837 St Andrew & St Mary Church, Fletching, Sussex

Ellen Anne

Henry

b: 1831 Fletching, Sussex
ch: 29^th Jan 1832 St Andrew & St Mary Church

b: 1834 Sussex
ch: 5^th Oct 1834 St Nicholas Church, Brighton, Sussex

Family record

Thomas Wood
mason/bricklayer

Not married

Sarah Elsey

b: 1808 Fletching, Sussex
ch: 1^st May 1808 St Andrew & St Mary Church

b: 1811 West Hoathly, Sussex

Thomas

Alfred

Catherine Ann

Elizabeth

b: 1840 Fletching, Sussex
ch: 30^th Jul 1843 All Saints (als Holy Trinity Chapel)

b: 1843 Fletching, Sussex
ch: 30^th Jul 1843 All Saints (als Holy Trinity Chapel)
bur: 28^th Apr 1844 St Andrew & St Mary Church, Fletching, Sussex

b: 1845 Chelwood Common, Fletching, Sussex
ch: 25^th May 1845 All Saints (als Holy Trinity Chapel)

b: 1849 Danehill, Fletching, Sussex
ch: 27^th May 1849 All Saints (als Holy Trinity Chapel)

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