The Weald - People history and genealogy

Date

Type

Information

Source

5^th Feb 1818

Born

In the Parish of Rotherfield, Sussex

Rotherfield Parish Registers

after 6^th Feb 1818

Christened

At St. Denys Church in the Parish of Rotherfield, Sussex; parents Zebulon & Frances Maplesden

Rotherfield Parish Registers

18^th Nov 1838

Married

At St. Nicholas Church in the Parish of Brighton, Sussex; witnesses Richard & Phoebe Curtis

Brighton Marriage Registers

Apr to June 1842

Birth of a son

At Kings Head Yard, Kennington, in London; registered at Lambeth District, London; ref: 1842 Q2 Vol 4 Page 270

Lambeth Parish Registers

20^th Aug 1850

Birth of a son

At Charles Place, Hatcham in the Parish of Camberwell, London

Camberwell Parish Registers

24^th Apr 1840

Birth of a daughter

In the Parish of Clapham, London

Clapham Parish Registers

July to Sep 1844

Birth of a daughter

At Kings Head Yard, Kennington, in London; registered at Lambeth District, London; ref: 1844 Q3 Vol 4 Page 220

Lambeth Parish Registers

24^th Apr 1848

Birth of a daughter

At Kings Head Yard, Kennington

Kennington Parish Registers

1st marriage

William Gammon
farm labourer

m: 18^th Nov 1838 St. Nicholas Church, Brighton, Sussex

Adah Maplesden

b: 18^th Feb 1809 Rotherfield, Sussex
ch: 7^th May 1809 St. Denys Church

b: 5^th Feb 1818 Rotherfield, Sussex
ch: After 6^th Feb 1818 St. Denys Church

Adah

William Zebulon

Phoebe

Mary Elizabeth

Samuel Thomas

b: 24^th Apr 1840 Clapham, London
ch: 15^th May 1840 Holy Trinity Church

b: Apr to Jun 1842 Kings Head Yard, Kennington, London
ch: 31^st Aug 1845 St Mary's Church, Lambeth, London

b: Jul to Sep 1844 Kings Head Yard, Kennington, London

b: 24^th Apr 1848 Kings Head Yard, Kennington
ch: 28^th May 1848 St Mark's Church, Kennington, London
bur: 10^th Sep 1881 Christ Church, Bexleyheath, Kent

b: 20^th Aug 1850 Charles Place, Hatcham, Camberwell, London
ch: 7^th Mar 1852 Christ Church

Family record

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