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Family History

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Find out what's new today. Looking back on it Family History for me. Drive that affects every tenth person on the planet (because it certainly doesn't affect everyone! Who knows what causes those first stirrings, those first desires to pour over ancient dusty, dare I say it. boring! You just sit there with no discernible exterior change. But inside it's very different. That makes it all worthwhile. Note that the information on my web site stops at my Grandparents generation. I have details bang up-to...

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The Friends of Sompting Church

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The Friends of Sompting Church. Fund-raising to maintain, repair and beautify St. Mary's church in Sompting. Friends of Sompting Church. The Friends of Sompting Church, June 2013. Us if you d like more information about the Friends of Sompting Church. Of St Mary s. You may also find it useful to visit some of the following web sites:. The parish of Sompting. Services at St. Mary's and St. Peter's churches in Sompting. Details of all C of E churches in the local area. The Diocese of Chichester.

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Sussex Ancestors: October 2013

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A blog for all things Sussex and Genealogical! Monday, 28 October 2013. Getting ready for the Queen's visit. Over the past month the Sussex Family History Group. Library have been busy moving from their home at St Michaels church hall in Lewes where they have been based for the last 21 years to their new home at the Keep. Last Saturday, a lot of work saw the room finally look a big more presentable (thank goodness for cupboards! The Keep opens to the public on the 19th November. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Leafing through Linda's Tree: Memberships

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Leafing through Linda's Tree. This blog asks questions, tells stories and describes my dreams and goals in the quest for knowledge about my family's history. Names I am Researching. Australian Institute of Genealogical Studies. Genealogical Society of Victoria. Irish Genealogical Research Society. Kent Family History Society. National Library of Australia. Randwick and District Historical Society. State Library of Victoria. Sussex Family History Group. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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The Weald - Maps

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Crowborrow and Rotherfield, Sussex - c 1724. Part of the 1 inch to 1 mile map of Sussex produced in 1724 by Richard Budgen (1695-1731). The map was dedicated to The Rt Hon Spencer Compton as (amongst other titles) Knight of the Shire for the County of Sussex, was engraved by John Senex and printed for Henry Lintot at Cross Keys, London. The map can rightly claim to be the first large scale map of Sussex. It incorporated much new information including the location of many iron furnaces and forges.

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Family History - Home

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Please sign the e-petition to get Census closure reduced from 100 to 70 years. http:/ petitions.pm.gov.uk/CensusInfoFreed/. As with all family history research I try to verify as many of the facts as possible. However, there are probably several assumptions and/or mistakes made. If you feel that there are errors or omissions then I would welcome your help. Some particular areas of concern. Are listed. Please e-mail me on Stephen Bashford. Thank you. Please sign my guestbook. Family Tree (& other research).

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Sussex Ancestors: February 2014

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A blog for all things Sussex and Genealogical! Monday, 17 February 2014. A little too large! As the librarian for the Sussex Family History Group I am currently sorting through a lots of boxes which haven't been opened for some time. The latest box included a transcript of a press cutting of the burial of William Agate in Horsham in 1827. According to this report, when William Agate died he was 'very corpulent'. William was actually described as being 126 stone ' horsemans weight'. A horsemans weight mea...

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The Weald - Paintings, pictures, photographs and engravings

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High Street, Wadhurst - 1906. South Front of Shoesmiths, the property of Charles Lord Camden - 1785. West front, Riverhall - c 1785. Wadhurst Tunnel - 1858. Coombe Farm House - 1873. High Street - 1903. High Street - 1903. Lower High Street - 1903. Wadhurst Castle and Park - 1903. Wadhurst Castle - 1903. Wadhurst Castle Lodge - 1903. Church Interior - 1903. Sparrow Green - 1903. The Walk - 1903. High Street - 1903. Lower High Street - 1903. Cousley Wood - 1903. The Walk - 1905. Wadhurst Castle - 1905.

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Loading. Please wait. Welcome to the Sussex. Search for a source. Whats on this site. What's on this site. The catalogue of the content of this site can be viewed below. Click on the tabs to see details of transcribed datasets and files and images. Bear in mind that there may be more records in the respository than those which appear below, but which are not visible to you because you do not have the correct access permissions. This page gives a summary of the sources which are present in the repository.