The Weald - People history and genealogy

Date

Type

Information

Source

3^rd Feb 1848

Born

At Regents Park, in London

1881 Census
Lamberhurst, Kent

23^rd Apr 1848

Christened

At Holy Trinity Church in the Parish of Marylebone, London; parents William & Catherine Coppin

Marylebone Parish Registers

2^nd May 1868

Married

At St Peter's Church, Shaftesbury in the County of Dorset

Shaftesbury Marriage Registers

Oct to Dec 1868

Birth of a son

At Basingstoke in the County of Hampshire

1881 Census
Tunbridge Wells, Kent

1^st Mar 1871

Birth of a son

In the Parish of Eastbourne, Sussex; registered at Eastbourne District, Sussex; ref: 1871 Q1 Vol 2B Page 68

1881 Census
Lamberhurst, Kent
1939 Register

1873

Birth of a son

In the Parish of Lamberhurst, Kent and Sussex

Lamberhurst Parish Registers

1875

Birth of a son

In the Parish of Lamberhurst, Kent and Sussex

Lamberhurst Parish Registers

1878

Birth of a daughter

In the Parish of Lamberhurst, Kent and Sussex

Lamberhurst Parish Registers

3^rd Apr 1881

Census

At The Down in the Parish of Lamberhurst, Kent and Sussex; Elizabeth Playfoot, F, Wife, married, age 33, born Regents Park, Middlesex; occupation: grocer and rate collector wife

1881 Census
Lamberhurst, Kent

Edward Playfoot
draper & grocer

m: 2^nd May 1868 St Peter's Church, Shaftesbury, Dorset

Elizabeth Coppin

b: 1849 Lamberhurst, Kent and Sussex
ch: 10^th Jun 1849 St Mary's Parish Church

b: 3^rd Feb 1848 Regents Park, London
ch: 23^rd Apr 1848 Holy Trinity Church, Marylebone, London

William Coppin

Harry Edward

Bertram Latter

Percy Frederick

Anne Maria

b: Oct to Dec 1868 Basingstoke, Hampshire
ch: 14^th Jan 1869 Basingstoke

b: 1^st Mar 1871 Eastbourne, Sussex

b: 1873 Lamberhurst, Kent and Sussex
ch: 3^rd Jun 1873 St Mary's Parish Church

b: 1875 Lamberhurst, Kent and Sussex
ch: 23^rd Jan 1876 St Mary's Parish Church

b: 1878 Lamberhurst, Kent and Sussex
ch: 10^th Jun 1878 St Mary's Parish Church

Family record

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