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Josephina da Costa

• Marriage*: Josephina da Costa married Wilson Chaplin, son of Alberto Chaplin and Izaura Vaila Wailla, on 26 December 1944 at Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
  
• Married Name: As of 26 December 1944, her married name was Chaplin.

Sarah Hollans

• Marriage*: Sarah Hollans married William Webb, son of Jacob Webb and Elizabeth Maynard, on 29 March 1751 at Hadlow, Kent, England^B.¹
• Married Name: As of 29 March 1751, her married name was Webb.

Abraham Luck

• Marriage*: Abraham Luck married Ann Webb, daughter of Jacob Webb and Elizabeth Maynard, on 30 September 1750 at Hadlow, Kent, England^B.¹

Thomas Warnett

• Marriage*: Thomas Warnett married Mary Webb, daughter of Jacob Webb and Elizabeth Maynard, on 10 May 1764 at Hadlow, Kent, England^B.¹

Elizabeth Ann Corbett

Parents:

• Baptism*: Elizabeth Ann Corbett was baptized on 11 December 1791 at Bromley, Kent, England.¹
• She was the daughter of Richard Corbett and Henrietta Gillbee.
• Marriage*: Elizabeth Ann Corbett married James Larking on 7 December 1811 at St Margaret's, Lee, Kent, England.
• Married Name: As of 7 December 1811, her married name was Larking.
• Death*: Elizabeth Ann Corbett died in 1837 at Malling, Kent, England^B.²

James Larking

• Baptism*: James Larking was baptized on 4 November 1781 at Hadlow, Kent, England^B, This baptism has not been confirmed, but came from a tree in Ancestry.co.uk.¹
• Marriage*: James Larking married Elizabeth Ann Corbett, daughter of Richard Corbett and Henrietta Gillbee, on 7 December 1811 at St Margaret's, Lee, Kent, England.

Richard James Larking

Parents:

• Baptism*: Richard James Larking was baptized on 6 April 1818 at St Nicholas Church, Plumstead, Kent, England^B.¹
• He was the son of James Larking and Elizabeth Ann Corbett.
• Residence*: In 1901 Richard James Larking lived at 98 Clarence Road, Lower Clapton, Middlesex, England.²
• Death*: Richard James Larking died on 2 March 1901 at Middlesex, England, at age 82.²
• Probate*: His estate was probated on 12 April 1901 at Middlesex, England, Effects 5364 pounds 1s 11d. Probate to George Corble (clerk) and Emma Elizabeth Marshall (wife of George William Marshall).²

Richard Corbett

Parents:

• Baptism*: Richard Corbett was baptized on 19 October 1806 at Bromley, Kent, England.¹
• He was the son of Richard Corbett and Henrietta Gillbee.

Louisa Corbett

Parents:

• Baptism*: Louisa Corbett was baptized on 16 November 1801 at Bromley, Kent, England.¹
• She was the daughter of Richard Corbett and Henrietta Gillbee.

Sarah Corbett

Parents:

• Baptism*: Sarah Corbett was baptized on 3 March 1799 at Bromley, Kent, England.¹
• She was the daughter of Richard Corbett and Henrietta Gillbee.

Mary Corbett

Parents:

• Baptism*: Mary Corbett was baptized on 25 December 1793 at Bromley, Kent, England.¹
• She was the daughter of Richard Corbett and Henrietta Gillbee.

Herbert Wells Barber

Herbert Wells Barber (1847-1915). (Photo courtesy of his descendant Tyler S. Barber, 2014).

Parents:

• Birth*: Herbert Wells Barber was born on 20 April 1847 at Deptford, Kent, England^B.¹
  
• He was the son of Hesketh Davis Wells and Mary Esther Barber.
• Baptism: Herbert Wells Barber was baptized on 30 July 1848 at St Luke, Finsbury, Middlesex, England, abode: Friendly Place.¹
  
• Anecdote: On his baptism he is given the christian names "Herbert Wells" and the christian names of his father and mother are given as "Hesketh Wells" and "Mary Esther", but the surname is given as Barber. His father's occupation is gent.
• Residence*: On 30 March 1851 Herbert Wells Barber lived at 15 Friendly Place, Deptford, Kent, England, with his mother, siblings and grandmother.²
• Anecdote: On 26 Feb 1858, Herbert's mother Mary died of pneumonia. According to the family story, at the age of 12 years, Herbert had to leave school and worked at Lloyd's to support his grandmother and siblings.
• Residence: On 7 April 1861 Herbert Wells Barber lived at 44 Douglas St, Deptford, Kent, England, living with his grandmother and siblings.³
• Occupation*: Herbert Wells Barber was a ship broker's clerk on 7 April 1861.³
• Marriage*: Herbert Wells Barber married Sarah Postlethwaite, daughter of John Postlethwaite and Jane Wright, on 13 August 1868 at St Andrew, Bebington, Cheshire, England.⁴
• Occupation: Herbert Wells Barber was a ship broker on 2 April 1871.⁵
• Residence*: On 2 April 1871 Herbert Wells Barber and Sarah Postlethwaite lived at 17 Warrington Street, Tranmere, Birkenhead, Cheshire, England.⁵
• Anecdote*: The family appears to have lived in New Jersey, USA from about 1880.
• Anecdote: The Barber Steamship Line was founded in 1883 according to a centenary plate issued in 1983.
  
• (Witness) Baptism: Herbert Wells Barber witnessed the baptism of Arthur Barber on 23 March 1890 at St Paul's E. Church, Englewood, New Jersey, United States.⁶
• Anecdote: In 1892 Herbert became a naturalized US citizen.
  
• Psgr List*: Herbert Wells Barber and Sarah Postlethwaite were found on a passenger list on 11 July 1903 departing Liverpool on the ship "Campania" with daughters Alice and Mabel for New York, USA.⁷
• Residence: In 1910 Herbert Wells Barber and Sarah Postlethwaite lived at Englewood Ward 1, Englewood, New Jersey, United States.⁸
• Death*: Herbert Wells Barber died on 16 November 1915 at Manhattan, New York, United States, at age 68.⁹
  
• Burial*: Herbert Wells Barber was buried on 2 October 1916 at Barber mausoleum, Brookside Cemetery East, Lot 177 & 178 South Addition, Englewood, New Jersey, United States.
  
• Probate: His estate was probated on 18 August 1917 at London, England, Place of death given as New York, USA. Residence given as Englewood, Bergen, New Jersey, USA. Probate granted to Joseph Barnett broker the attorney of Sarah Barber and James Barber. Effects £227.13s.7d.⁹
• Anecdote*: OBITUARY: The New York Times, Published 17 Nov, 1915
  Herbert BARBER, President of BARBER & CO, Inc. late of 17 Battery Place, Englewood died at the Presbyterian Hospital, New York of 'pneumonia' following surgery performed on 7 Nov 1915. He was 68 years old. He was born in London, England in 1847 and emigrated to New York, arriving in Dec 1880 with his wife Sarah POSTLEWAITE [sic] and four children. He was employed as Shipping Agent representing Patton,Vickers & Co. who operated The Monarch Steamship Line between New York and London. He remained in this employ until 1887 when the company failed. He and his brother James BARBER soon established a Ship Brokers business which proved to be and was acknowledged as being 'the finest of its type'. The business was so successful that the firm was incorporated in 1902 as BARBER & CO, Inc. and by 1914 was responsible for operating lines to Bordeaux, South Africa, South America, India, China, Japan and Philippines whilst also representing the Union-Castle and Clan Lines. In 1914 the firm chartered extra steamers and entered the New York and Australia business. He and his family were constantly aboard the companies ships traveling extensively between the United States, Ireland, Great Britain and Europe in his capacity as company President. Herbert and his wife and family made their home in Englewood, New Jersey where he resided for over 30 years. He is survived by his wife of 40 years Sarah BARBER(POSTLEWAITE) and 12 children, eight of whom were born in New Jersey.
• Anecdote: The size of the Barber fleet is demonstrated in The New York Times article reporting the wedding of Herbert and Sarah's daughter, Margaret Alice Barber, on 16 Sep 1903: "The Barber fleet in New York Harbour, consisting of a dozen steamers and half as many sailing vessels, were all gayly decorated in honor of the event".
  
• Anecdote: Tyler Barber writes: The Herbert Barber Memorial Building was once located at 129 Broad Street, New York City, but no longer exists. It was the first of many buildings to be constructed as part the Broad Street Hospital, created in 1915. After many name changes, it was known until just recently as the New York Downtown Hospital. According to Wikipedia entry http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lower_Manhattan_Hospital “Following a full merger in 2013 with New York-Presbyterian Hospital, it was renamed New York-Presbyterian/Lower Manhattan Hospital.” The current address is 170 William Street, New York, NY 10038.
  
• Anecdote*: The following information was found on the rootsweb website under "Ancestries of Miscellaneous Celebrities (William Talman)":
  James Wells Barber: b. 2 Jun 1852/5 London, England; imm. 1886; d. 18 Feb 1928 Pinehurst; m. 7 May 1882 Liverpool, England [National Cyclopaedia of American Biography, vol. 31 (1944), pp. 38-39: “Barber, James Wells, shipowner, was born in London, England, June 2, 1852. He attended London schools until he was fifteen years of age, when he entered the service of Patton, Vickers & Co., a London shipping firm, where his older brother, Herbert Barber, was also employed. Herbert Barber was sent to New York city in 1880 as American representative of the company and in 1883 the two brothers went into business for themselves....Barber was married in Liverpool, England, May 7, 1882, to Catherine, daughter of Thomas Gandy, a master mariner of that city, and they had seven children:...Ada, who married William W. Tallman....He died in Pinehurst, Feb. 18, 1928.” (sketch of Herbert Barber appears in vol. 35 (1949), pp. 32-33)] [brother of Herbert Barber, b. c1846/7 England, imm. 1880] [wife left memorial “in loving memory of my beloved husband” in NY Times] [death and career of Herbert Barber in NY Times, 17 Nov 1915, p. 11 col. 6] [Adaline W. Sterling, The Book of Englewood (1922), p. 296: “Herbert Barber, prominent in mercantile marine circles, died on November 16th. He was born in Deptford, England, April 21st, 1847, and came with his family to the United States in 1880, making his home in Englewood. For several years he was the managing resident agent of the Monarch Line. After the failure of his company, Mr. Barber, in company with his brother, James Barber, started the ship brokerage business. This developed into the ownership of steamships doing a carrying trade to Europe and Africa, known as the Barber Line....In his memory the large west window of St. Paul’s was later erected by James Barber.”]
  (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~battle/celeb/talman.htm.)

Sarah Postlethwaite

Sarah Barber (nee Postlethwiate). (Photo courtesy of Tyler S. Barber, 2014)

Parents:

• Birth*: Sarah Postlethwaite was born on 1 April 1849 at Ulverston, Lancashire, England.¹
• She was the daughter of John Postlethwaite and Jane Wright.
• Baptism: Sarah Postlethwaite was baptized on 25 April 1849 at Ulverston, Lancashire, England.²
• Marriage*: Sarah Postlethwaite married Herbert Wells Barber, son of Hesketh Davis Wells and Mary Esther Barber, on 13 August 1868 at St Andrew, Bebington, Cheshire, England.³
• Married Name: As of 13 August 1868, her married name was Barber.
• Residence*: On 2 April 1871 Sarah Postlethwaite and Herbert Wells Barber lived at 17 Warrington Street, Tranmere, Birkenhead, Cheshire, England.⁴
• Anecdote*: The family appears to have lived in New Jersey, USA from about 1880.
• Psgr List*: Sarah Postlethwaite and Herbert Wells Barber were found on a passenger list on 11 July 1903 departing Liverpool on the ship "Campania" with daughters Alice and Mabel for New York, USA.⁵
• Residence: In 1910 Sarah Postlethwaite and Herbert Wells Barber lived at Englewood Ward 1, Englewood, New Jersey, United States.⁶
• Death*: Sarah Postlethwaite died on 6 August 1917 at United States at age 68.
• Burial*: Sarah Postlethwaite was buried on 9 August 1917 at Barber mausoleum, Brookside Cemetery East, Lot 177 & 178 South Addition, Englewood, New Jersey, United States.
  

Mary Barber

Parents:

• Birth*: Mary Barber was born circa 1846 at Deptford, Kent, England^B.¹
• She was the daughter of Hesketh Davis Wells and Mary Esther Barber.

Alice Wells Barber

Parents:

• Birth*: Alice Wells Barber was born circa 1849 at Deptford, Kent, England^B.¹
• She was the daughter of Hesketh Davis Wells and Mary Esther Barber.
• Residence*: On 7 April 1861 Alice Wells Barber lived at 44 Douglas St, Deptford, Kent, England.²
• Residence: On 2 April 1871 Alice Wells Barber lived at 72 Douglas St, Deptford, Kent, England, no occupation.³
• Marriage*: Alice Wells Barber married Edwin Clements Major in 1872 at Greenwich, Kent, England.⁴
• Married Name: As of 1872, her married name was Major.
• Anecdote: Sometime after 1874 Alice and Edward moved to Liverpool and separated. Alice had to rely on her family and taking in sewing to make a living. She called herself Mrs Clements, perhaps to differentiate herself from the second Mrs Major who called herself Margaret Clements Major according to her husband's will. (source: Hilary Darque, email 14 Oct 2017.)
• Residence: On 3 April 1881 Alice Wells Barber lived at 13 Caerwys Grove, Tranmere, Birkenhead, Cheshire, England, married, visiting her sister Ellen and husband George.⁵
• Residence: On 5 April 1891 Alice Wells Barber lived at 102 Rodney Street, Tranmere, Birkenhead, Cheshire, England, a widow and boarding at this address.⁶
• Occupation*: Alice Wells Barber was a needlewoman on 5 April 1891.⁶
• Death*: Alice Wells Barber died on 2 February 1898 at Crosby Lighthouse, Hightown, Lancashire, England.
• Burial*: Alice Wells Barber was buried on 8 February 1898 at Toxteth Park Cemetery, Toxteth, Lancashire, England, (inquest held 7 Feb 1898). She was buried in the same grave (1/569) as the lighthouse keeper and his wife.⁷
• Anecdote*: Hilary Darque wrote in an email 13 Oct 2017 that:
  Alice was deserted by her husband, died tragically in a fire at Crosby lighthouse and was buried in a public grave. I have several newspaper accounts of the tragedy.
  Crosby lighthouse was near Hightown on the northern edge of Liverpool Bay (Liverpool). The lighthouse was abandoned after a disastrous fire in 1898. It is described thus:
  "A fierce north westerly gale on 2nd February 1898 blew in the windows of the lantern room causing the five strong mirror lamps to explode with the burning oil setting fire to the wooden lantern room and floor. The burning dripping oil set fire to each floor in succession. Despite the close proximity to the sea, no water, except the domestic supply, was available to extinguish the fire and within 15 minutes the lighthouse resembled a blast furnace. The lighthouse was totally destroyed and three people lost their lives."
  and
  "It was Robert Buckley..... together with his wife; a lady visitor and a dog, that perished in the Crosby lighthouse fire of 1898."
  Alice was the lady visitor. (Source: http://www.mycetes.co.uk/a/page31.html)
  The story was widely reported in newspapers, the most graphic of which appeared in the The Police Illustrated News.

Walter Barber

Photograph labelled "Uncle Walter". (Courtesy of Tyler S. Barber, 2014)

Parents:

• Birth*: Walter Barber was born circa 1852 at Deptford, Kent, England^B.¹
• He was the son of Hesketh Davis Wells and Mary Esther Barber.
• Residence: On 7 April 1861 Walter Barber lived at 44 Douglas St, Deptford, Kent, England.²
• Occupation*: Walter Barber was an underwriter's clerk on 2 April 1871.³
• Residence*: On 2 April 1871 Walter Barber lived at 72 Douglas St, Deptford, Kent, England, a lodger.³
• Marriage*: Walter Barber married Marian Fleming, daughter of John Fleming and Catherine Buck, in 1875 at Greenwich, Kent, England.⁴
• Anecdote: Walter and Marian Barber are buried in the same grave at Brockley cemetery. Also in this grave is a Herbert Horton Barber who died 1874 and who may be a son of Walter and Marian, born before they married. So far, no baptism for him has been found, suggesting perhaps a stillborn child (whose births were not registered until 1926). There is also a John Fleming buried in the grave in 1892 age 59 years, probably Marian's father. (Source: http://www.nwkfhs.org.uk/ladyw558.htm.)
• Occupation: Walter Barber was a commercial clerk shipping on 3 April 1881.⁵
• Residence: On 3 April 1881 Walter Barber and Marian Fleming lived at 4 Endwell Road, Deptford, Kent, England.⁵
• Anecdote: Walter Barber worked in shipping as a clerk but remained in south east London all his life. His son Herbert Frederick Barber emigrated to the States (perhaps he joined the Barber shipping line).
• Death*: Walter Barber died on 27 October 1886 at 4 Endwell Road, Brockley, Kent, England.⁶
• Burial: Walter Barber was buried on 2 November 1886 at Ladywell & Brockley Cemetery, Lewisham, Kent, England, Plot B 70, unconsecrated.
• Probate*: His estate was probated on 27 November 1886 at Kent, England.⁷
  
• Anecdote*: The probate record reads: The will of Walter Barber late of 4 Endwell Road, Brockley in the County of Kent, Accountant, who died 27 October 1886 at 4 Endwell Road was proved at the Principal Registry by Marian Barber of 4 Endwell Road, widow, the relict, the sole Executrix. Personal Estate £85.2s.6d.

James Wells Barber

James wells Barber (1854-1928). (Photo courtesy of Tyler S. Barber, 2014)

Parents:

• Birth*: James Wells Barber was born in 1854 at Deptford, Kent, England^B.^1,2
• He was the son of Hesketh Davis Wells and Mary Esther Barber.
• Residence*: On 7 April 1861 James Wells Barber lived at 44 Douglas St, Deptford, Kent, England.³
• Occupation*: James Wells Barber was an underwriter's clerk on 2 April 1871.⁴
• Residence: On 2 April 1871 James Wells Barber lived at 72 Douglas St, Deptford, Kent, England, a lodger.⁴
• Marriage*: James Wells Barber married Catherine Gandy on 7 May 1882 at St Peters Church, Liverpool, Lancashire, England.²
• Anecdote: James and Catherine are said to have had seven children.
• Anecdote: James Barber stood trial for manslaughter when he accidentally shot a boy on a prison ship whilst shooting to signal a race of the Liverpool Rowing Club that was taking place in the Mersey. (Source: Hialry Darque, email 14 Oct 2017.)
• Immigration*: James Wells Barber and Catherine Gandy immigrated in June 1887 to United States Date given on son Edward's passport application on 21 Dec 1922.⁵
• (Witness) Baptism: James Wells Barber witnessed the baptism of Arthur Barber on 23 March 1890 at St Paul's E. Church, Englewood, New Jersey, United States.⁶
• Anecdote*: James is mentioned in his brother Herbert's obituary:
  OBITUARY: The New York Times, Published 17 Nov, 1915
  Herbert BARBER, President of BARBER & CO, Inc. late of 17 Battery Place, Englewood died at the Presbyterian Hospital, New York of 'pneumonia' following surgery performed on 7 Nov 1915. He was 68 years old. He was born in London, England in 1847 and emigrated to New York, arriving in Dec 1880 with his wife Sarah POSTLEWAITE [sic] and four children. He was employed as Shipping Agent representing Patton,Vickers & Co. who operated The Monarch Steamship Line between New York and London. He remained in this employ until 1887 when the company failed. He and his brother James BARBER soon established a Ship Brokers business which proved to be and was acknowledged as being 'the finest of its type'. The business was so successful that the firm was incorporated in 1902 as BARBER & CO, Inc. and by 1914 was responsible for operating lines to Bordeaux, South Africa, South America, India, China, Japan and Philippines whilst also representing the Union-Castle and Clan Lines. In 1914 the firm chartered extra steamers and entered the New York and Australia business. He and his family were constantly aboard the companies ships traveling extensively between the United States, Ireland, Great Britain and Europe in his capacity as company President. Herbert and his wife and family made their home in Englewood, New Jersey where he resided for over 30 years. He is survived by his wife of 40 years Sarah BARBER(POSTLEWAITE) and 12 children, eight of whom were born in New Jersey.
• Death*: James Wells Barber died on 18 February 1928 at Pinehurst, Moore County, North Carolina, United States.
• Burial: James Wells Barber was buried at James Barber mausoleum, Brookside Cemetery, Englewood, New Jersey, United States.
  
• Probate*: His estate was probated on 25 June 1928 at London, England, Effects £526.9s.⁷
  
• Anecdote: The following information was found on the rootsweb website under "Ancestries of Miscellaneous Celebrities (William Talman)":
  James Wells Barber: b. 2 Jun 1852/5 London, England; imm. 1886; d. 18 Feb 1928 Pinehurst; m. 7 May 1882 Liverpool, England [National Cyclopaedia of American Biography, vol. 31 (1944), pp. 38-39: “Barber, James Wells, shipowner, was born in London, England, June 2, 1852. He attended London schools until he was fifteen years of age, when he entered the service of Patton, Vickers & Co., a London shipping firm, where his older brother, Herbert Barber, was also employed. Herbert Barber was sent to New York city in 1880 as American representative of the company and in 1883 the two brothers went into business for themselves....Barber was married in Liverpool, England, May 7, 1882, to Catherine, daughter of Thomas Gandy, a master mariner of that city, and they had seven children:...Ada, who married William W. Tallman....He died in Pinehurst, Feb. 18, 1928.” (sketch of Herbert Barber appears in vol. 35 (1949), pp. 32-33)] [brother of Herbert Barber, b. c1846/7 England, imm. 1880] [wife left memorial “in loving memory of my beloved husband” in NY Times] [death and career of Herbert Barber in NY Times, 17 Nov 1915, p. 11 col. 6] [Adaline W. Sterling, The Book of Englewood (1922), p. 296: “Herbert Barber, prominent in mercantile marine circles, died on November 16th. He was born in Deptford, England, April 21st, 1847, and came with his family to the United States in 1880, making his home in Englewood. For several years he was the managing resident agent of the Monarch Line. After the failure of his company, Mr. Barber, in company with his brother, James Barber, started the ship brokerage business. This developed into the ownership of steamships doing a carrying trade to Europe and Africa, known as the Barber Line....In his memory the large west window of St. Paul’s was later erected by James Barber.”]
  (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~battle/celeb/talman.htm.)

Ellen Barber

Aunt Ellen Barber-Burrow. (Photo courtesy of Tyler S. Barber, 2014)

Parents:

• Birth*: Ellen Barber was born in 1855 at Deptford, Kent, England^B.¹
• She was the daughter of Hesketh Davis Wells and Mary Esther Barber.
• Residence*: On 2 April 1871 Ellen Barber lived at 17 Warrington Street, Tranmere, Birkenhead, Cheshire, England, living with her brother Herbert and his wife Sarah and their 1 year old daughter Esther Jane Barber.²
• Baptism: Ellen Barber was baptized on 12 August 1871 at St Paul's, Birkenhead, Cheshire, England.
• Marriage*: Ellen Barber married George Burrow, son of Isaac William Burrow and Jane Selly, on 19 August 1880 at Birkenhead, Cheshire, England.³
• Married Name: As of 19 August 1880, her married name was Burrow.
• Residence: On 3 April 1881 Ellen Barber and George Burrow lived at 13 Caerwys Grove, Tranmere, Birkenhead, Cheshire, England, Visiting with them was Alice Clements, Ellen's sister, age 31 years, born Deptford, Kent.⁴
• Residence: On 5 April 1891 Ellen Barber and George Burrow lived at 11 Belmont Road, Grange, Birkenhead, Cheshire, England.⁵
• Residence: On 31 March 1901 Ellen Barber and George Burrow lived at 18 Seymour Street, Tranmere, Birkenhead, Cheshire, England.⁶
• Anecdote*: According to the 1911 census George and Ellen had nine children but only five were still living.⁷
• Residence*: On 2 April 1911 Ellen Barber and George Burrow lived at 18 Seymour Street, Tranmere, Birkenhead, Cheshire, England.⁷
• Residence: In 1927 Ellen Barber and George Burrow lived at Deva Bank, The Parade, Parkgate, Cheshire, England.⁸
• Residence: In 1929 Ellen Barber lived at Deva Bank, The Parade, Parkgate, Cheshire, England, widow.⁸
• Death*: Ellen Barber died on 31 March 1929 at Cheshire, England.
• Probate*: Her estate was probated on 10 June 1929 at Liverpool, Lancashire, England, Effects £2917/1s/2d. Probate to Hugh Williams, slate merchant, and Andrew John Rankin, master tailor.⁸

John Knight

• Anecdote*: There appear to have been two families of John and Mary Knights in Wivelsfield having children from 1795 to at least 1810:
  1. John Knight (of Wivelsfield) married Mary Wheeler 30 Nov 1793 at Hollington, Sussex by licence.
  2. John Knight married Mary Whitbourn 5 Dec 1791 at Wivelsfield, Sussex (both of this parish).¹
• Marriage*: John Knight married Mary (?) circa 1792 at Sussex, England.¹

Mary (?)

• Anecdote*: There appear to have been two families of John and Mary Knights in Wivelsfield having children from 1795 to at least 1810:
  1. John Knight (of Wivelsfield) married Mary Wheeler 30 Nov 1793 at Hollington, Sussex by licence.
  2. John Knight married Mary Whitbourn 5 Dec 1791 at Wivelsfield, Sussex (both of this parish).¹
• Marriage*: Mary (?) married John Knight circa 1792 at Sussex, England.¹
• Married Name: As of circa 1792, her married name was Knight.

Francis Hollands

• Birth*: Francis Hollands was born circa 1720 at Sussex, England.
• Marriage*: Francis Hollands married Anne Ticehurst, daughter of Thomas Ticehurst and Ann Smith, on 12 November 1743 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B, both of this parish. Anne's surname spelt TYSEHURST.¹

Anne Ticehurst

Parents:

• Birth: Anne Ticehurst was born in 1722 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B.
• Baptism*: Anne Ticehurst was baptized on 8 April 1722 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B, Surname spelt TITUS.¹
• She was the daughter of Thomas Ticehurst and Ann Smith.
• Marriage*: Anne Ticehurst married Francis Hollands on 12 November 1743 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B, both of this parish. Anne's surname spelt TYSEHURST.²
• Married Name: As of 12 November 1743, her married name was Hollands.

Thomas Ticehurst

Parents:

• Birth*: Thomas Ticehurst was born circa 1700 at Sussex, England.
• He was the son of Thomas Ticehurst and Hannah Gates.
• Marriage*: Thomas Ticehurst married Ann Smith, daughter of Richard Smith and Anne Foster, on 11 May 1721 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B, Thomas junior.¹
• Marriage*: Thomas Ticehurst married Mary George on 20 April 1731 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B.¹
• Death*: Thomas Ticehurst died in 1750 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B.
• Burial*: Thomas Ticehurst was buried on 28 August 1750 at St Andrew's, Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B, "labourer."²

Ann Smith

Parents:

• Birth: Ann Smith was born in 1698 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B.
• Baptism*: Ann Smith was baptized on 16 January 1697/98 at St Andrew's, Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B.¹
• She was the daughter of Richard Smith and Anne Foster.
• Marriage*: Ann Smith married Thomas Ticehurst, son of Thomas Ticehurst and Hannah Gates, on 11 May 1721 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B, Thomas junior.²
• Married Name: As of 11 May 1721, her married name was Ticehurst.
• Death*: Ann Smith died in 1730 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B.
• Burial*: Ann Smith was buried on 30 May 1730 at St Andrew's, Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B, "wife of Thomas."³

Thomas Ticehurst

Parents:

• Baptism*: Thomas Ticehurst was baptized on 16 March 1728/29 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of Thomas Ticehurst and Ann Smith.
• Burial*: Thomas Ticehurst was buried on 20 June 1731 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B, "son of Thomas."²

Thomas Ticehurst

• Birth*: Thomas Ticehurst was born circa 1660 at Sussex, England.
• Marriage*: Thomas Ticehurst married Hannah Gates on 6 May 1684 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B, surname spelt TYSUST in parish register and TYSEHURST in Bishop's Transcripts.¹

Hannah Gates

• Birth*: Hannah Gates was born circa 1660 at Sussex, England.
• Marriage*: Hannah Gates married Thomas Ticehurst on 6 May 1684 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B, surname spelt TYSUST in parish register and TYSEHURST in Bishop's Transcripts.¹
• Married Name: As of 6 May 1684, her married name was Ticehurst.

Ann Ticehurst

Parents:

• Baptism*: Ann Ticehurst was baptized on 1 August 1686 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B.¹
• She was the daughter of Thomas Ticehurst and Hannah Gates.