The Weald - People history and genealogy

Date

Type

Information

Source

1828

Born

In the Parish of Wartling, Sussex

1851 Census
Wartling, Sussex

27^th Apr 1854

Married

At St. Peter & St. Paul Church in the Parish of Hellingly, Sussex

Jeff Woodhams' research

Nov 1879

Died

In the Parish of Framfield, Sussex

Jeff Woodhams' research

11^th Nov 1879

Buried

At St. Thomas à Becket's Church in the Parish of Framfield, Sussex

Jeff Woodhams' research

c May 1854

Birth of a son

In the Parish of Hellingly, Sussex

Hellingly Parish Registers

1856

Birth of a daughter

At Cinderford in the Parish of Herstmonceux, Sussex

Herstmonceux Parish Registers

30^th Mar 1851

Census

At Trollyloes in the Parish of Wartling, Sussex; John French, M, Son, single, age 23, born Wartling, Sussex; occupation: farm labourer

1851 Census
Wartling, Sussex

William French
farm labourer

m: 8^th Jan 1827 St. Giles Church, Dallington, Sussex

Hannah Hyland

b: 1801 Wartling, Sussex

b: 1808 Dallington, Sussex

John

Mary

Edwin

Jane

Sally

Hanah

b: 1828 Wartling, Sussex
d: Nov 1879 Framfield, Sussex
bur: 11^th Nov 1879 St. Thomas à Becket's Church, Framfield, Sussex

b: 1833 Cowbeech, Wartling, Sussex
ch: 11^th Aug 1833 St. Mary Magdalene Parish Church
d: 19^th Nov 1924 Eastbourne, Sussex
bur: After 19^th Nov 1924 Ocklynge cemeter, Eastbourne, Sussex

b: 1841 Wartling, Sussex

b: 1844 Wartling, Sussex

b: 1846 Wartling, Sussex

b: 1848 Wartling, Sussex

Parental record

John French

m: 27^th Apr 1854 St. Peter & St. Paul Church, Hellingly, Sussex

Harriet Holden

b: 1828 Wartling, Sussex
d: Nov 1879 Framfield, Sussex
bur: 11^th Nov 1879 St. Thomas à Becket's Church, Framfield, Sussex

b: 1836 Hellingly, Sussex
ch: 13^th Mar 1836 St. Peter & St. Paul Church
d: Oct to Dec 1919

Harry

Sarah Jane

b: c May 1854 Hellingly, Sussex
ch: 25^th Jun 1854 St. Peter & St. Paul Church

b: 1856 Cinderford, Herstmonceux, Sussex
ch: 8^th Jun 1856 All Saints Church

Family record

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