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Mary Allwork

Parents:

• Birth: Mary Allwork was born in 1726 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B.
• Baptism*: Mary Allwork was baptized on 15 December 1726 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B, "daughter of Mazy."^1,2
• She was the daughter of Thomas Allwork and Elizabeth Brown.
• Marriage*: Mary Allwork married George Woolgar, son of Richard Woolgar and Mary Wood, circa 1748 at England.¹
• Married Name: As of circa 1748, her married name was Woolgar.
• Death*: Mary Allwork died in 1798 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.
• Burial*: Mary Allwork was buried on 2 September 1798 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.³

Mary Woolgar

Parents:

• Baptism*: Mary Woolgar was baptized on 24 November 1749 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.¹
• She was the daughter of George Woolgar and Mary Allwork.

Richard Woolgar

• Birth*: Richard Woolgar was born circa 1675 at Sussex, England.
• Marriage License: Richard Woolgar and Mary Wood obtained a marriage licence on 30 November 1700 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex, England, Richard is a bachelor of Seaford, Mary otp.¹
• Occupation*: Richard Woolgar was a day labourer on 3 December 1700.¹
• Marriage*: Richard Woolgar married Mary Wood, daughter of John Wood and Mary (?), on 3 December 1700 at Tarring Neville, Sussex, England^B, Richard is a day lab. of Seaford and Mary otp.^2,1
• (Witness) Will: Richard Woolgar is mentioned in the will of John Wood dated 28 May 1701 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex, England.³
• Death*: Richard Woolgar died in 1724 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.²

Mary Wood

Parents:

• Birth*: Mary Wood was born circa 1672 at Sussex, England.
• She was the daughter of John Wood and Mary (?)
• Anecdote*: Possible baptism on 30 Jul 1672 at West Firle, to John Wood (mother's name not given).¹
• Marriage License: Mary Wood and Richard Woolgar obtained a marriage licence on 30 November 1700 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex, England, Richard is a bachelor of Seaford, Mary otp.²
• Marriage*: Mary Wood married Richard Woolgar on 3 December 1700 at Tarring Neville, Sussex, England^B, Richard is a day lab. of Seaford and Mary otp.^3,2
• Married Name: As of 3 December 1700, her married name was Woolgar.
• (Witness) Will: Mary Wood is mentioned in the will of John Wood dated 28 May 1701 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex, England.⁴
• Death*: Mary Wood died circa 1745 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.³

Jean Wood

• Birth*: Jean Wood was born circa 1755 at Sussex, England.
• Name Variation: Jean Wood was also known as Jenny.
• Marriage*: Jean Wood married Thomas Woolgar, son of George Woolgar and Mary Allwork, on 9 April 1779 at Willingdon, Sussex, England^B, Thomas is of Bishopstone, Jean of this parish (Willingdon.)^1,2
• Married Name: As of 9 April 1779, her married name was Woolgar.
• Death*: Jean Wood died in 1798 at South Heighton, Sussex, England^B.
• Burial*: Jean Wood was buried on 7 January 1798 at Tarring Neville, Sussex, England^B, "wife of Thomas of South Heighton."¹
• Anecdote*: Much of the information about the Woolgar's has come from Marion Woolgar's one-name study of this surname.³
• Anecdote: Marion Woolgar writes: Again, according to my notebook entry Thomas WOOLGAR wasn’t buried at South Heighton. Also, according to my notebook entries for Bishopstone, neither he nor his first wife, Jenny, were buried at Bishopstone. However, in Sussex Archaeological Collections volume XIX published in 1867, page 186 et seq, there is a list of Memorial Inscriptions that were recorded at Bishopstone and amongst them is the following item:
  “Jenny WOOLGAR died 1st Janry, 1798, aged 37;
  Thomas WOOLGAR died 4th Octr, 1819, aged 67.”
  I well remember visiting Bishopstone about 15 years ago and I carried out a hunt for any remnant of this headstone, but found nothing that I could positively identify.
  Just to confuse matters even further, there IS a burial entry on 07 Jan 1798 for Jenny WOOLGAR, wife of Thomas of South Heighton listed in the Tarring Neville Burial Register. This is more understandable because South Heighton church was destroyed by lightning in the mid-18th Century and its parish was joined with Tarring Neville. Although some South Heighton parishioners subsequently used Denton church, most South Heighton baptisms and marriages took place at Tarring Neville church, but Bishopstone was used for burials of South Heighton residents, as the former was an old ‘minster’ church. Now, when I last examined the Tarring Neville Burial Registers back in 1993, they had only been deposited up to 1812, so it is entirely possible that more WOOLGAR burials post -1812 are still waiting to be found. Sorry that’s so complicated!
  This obviously needs further research (GGB).

William Woolgar

Parents:

• Birth*: William Woolgar was born in 1780 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B; twin.¹
• He was the son of Thomas Woolgar and Jean Wood.

Thomas Woolgar

Parents:

• Birth*: Thomas Woolgar was born in 1780 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B; twin.¹
• He was the son of Thomas Woolgar and Jean Wood.
• Death*: Thomas Woolgar died in 1816 at South Heighton, Sussex, England^B.
• Burial*: Thomas Woolgar was buried on 26 May 1816 at St Martin, South Heighton, Sussex, England^B, age 37 years.²
• (Witness) Will: Thomas Woolgar is mentioned in the will of Thomas Woolgar dated 30 January 1816 at South Heighton, Sussex, England^B.^3,4

James Woolgar

Parents:

• Birth*: James Woolgar was born in 1784 at South Heighton, Sussex, England^B.
• He was the son of Thomas Woolgar and Jean Wood.
• Marriage*: James Woolgar married Elizabeth Winter on 1 December 1808 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B, botp.^1,2
• (Witness) Will: James Woolgar is mentioned in the will of Thomas Woolgar dated 30 January 1816 at South Heighton, Sussex, England^B.^3,4
• Occupation*: James Woolgar was a builder in 1860.⁵
• Death*: James Woolgar died on 9 July 1860 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B.⁵
• Probate*: His estate was probated on 14 August 1860 at Lewes, Sussex, England^B, Effects under £450 (resworn August 1869.)⁵

Elizabeth Winter

• Birth*: Elizabeth Winter was born circa 1789 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.
• Marriage*: Elizabeth Winter married James Woolgar, son of Thomas Woolgar and Jean Wood, on 1 December 1808 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B, botp.^1,2
• Married Name: As of 1 December 1808, her married name was Woolgar.
• Death*: Elizabeth Winter died on 18 August 1852 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.

Henry Woolgar

Parents:

• Birth*: Henry Woolgar was born in 1787 at South Heighton, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of Thomas Woolgar and Jean Wood.
• Marriage*: Henry Woolgar married Elizabeth Ann Woolgar on 10 December 1812 at All Saints, Lewes, Sussex, England, botp.^1,2
• (Witness) Will: Henry Woolgar is mentioned in the will of Thomas Woolgar dated 30 January 1816 at South Heighton, Sussex, England^B.^3,4
• Occupation*: Henry Woolgar was a blacksmith in 1824.⁵
• Death*: Henry Woolgar died on 26 September 1858 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.¹

Elizabeth Ann Woolgar

• Birth*: Elizabeth Ann Woolgar was born in 1793 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.¹
• Marriage*: Elizabeth Ann Woolgar married Henry Woolgar, son of Thomas Woolgar and Jean Wood, on 10 December 1812 at All Saints, Lewes, Sussex, England, botp.^1,2
• Death*: Elizabeth Ann Woolgar died in 1835 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.¹

William Woolgar

Parents:

• Birth*: William Woolgar was born in 1789 at South Heighton, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of Thomas Woolgar and Jean Wood.
• Death*: William Woolgar died in 1790 at Tarring Neville, Sussex, England^B.¹

George Woolgar¹

Parents:

• Birth: George Woolgar was born in 1792 at Tarring Neville, Sussex, England^B.
• Baptism*: George Woolgar was baptized on 8 January 1792 at Tarring Neville, Sussex, England^B.²
• He was the son of Thomas Woolgar and Jean Wood.¹
• (Witness) Will: George Woolgar is mentioned in the will of Thomas Woolgar dated 30 January 1816 at South Heighton, Sussex, England^B.^3,2
• Marriage*: George Woolgar married Maria Adams on 30 December 1828 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B, George of Heighton, Maria otp.^1,4
• Anecdote: They had no known children.²
• Occupation*: George Woolgar was a blacksmith in 1845.
• Will*: George Woolgar left a will made on 1 September 1851 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex, England.⁵
• Death*: George Woolgar died on 8 November 1851 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B, at age 59.¹
• Probate*: His estate was probated on 6 January 1852 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex, England.⁵
• Anecdote*: Comments relating to George Woolgar are included in the following:
  Cottage, formerly the police station, in Eastdean, possibly acquired by the Gilbert Estate GIL/1/102 1910
  These documents are held at East Sussex Record Office. Former reference: GIL/1/102
  Contents:
  1 The north and west parts of a messuage called Cocksbeach with garden (1r), formerly copyhold of the manor of Birling, formerly Burchett, quitrent 4d; described in 1879 as a police station
  2 Messuage, shop, garden and piece of meadow (2a)
  This bundle consists of deeds marked with numbers of two lots in the sale of the property late William Peter Ashby in 1896; for the printed particulars, see AMS 3288 and AMS 5829/79. Lot 4 consisted of property 1 above, lot 3 of the house and shop and lot 6 of the land in property 2 above, then called The Mound. Lots 4 and 6 were purchased at the sale by David Fowler, the tenant of the Tiger Inn. He seems to have sold 1 above, but his executors remained owners of The Mound in 1922; in that year their property held of the manor of Birling, GIL/1/106 below, was enfranchised and sold (GIL/3/129). There is no evidence that the Gilbert estate ever purchased either of these properties.
  In 1748 Elizabeth Collingham, spinster, sold property 1 above to John Moore of Friston, shepherd and his wife Mary, with remainder to his heirs. Mr and Mrs Moore sold the property to Nicholas Willard in 1788 (1, 2).
  Willard inherited the lordship of Birling from his uncle James Dippery in 1791, effecting an automatic enfranchisement of the copyhold tenement [see GIL/1/33 above]. In 1808 he sold the property to John West of Eastdean, yeoman, who sold to Mary Gladman of Eastdean, widow, in 1812. She mortgaged the property to John Gorring of Seaford, brewer, in 1814 and after her death the mortgage was assigned by her son James Gladman of Rye, shopkeeper, to James Woolgar of Eastdean, gent, in 1822 (3-7)
  Gladman failed to make repayments and died in December 1826, whereupon Woolgar took possession of the property and died in March 1830. His surviving executor Charles Brooker of Alfriston, shopkeeper, died in 1843 and his son-in-law and executor George Woodhams of Alfriston, grocer, assigned the mortgage to George Woolgar of South Heighton, blacksmith, in 1845. Woolgar died in 1851 and in 1852 his executors (Thomas Stone of Newhaven, brewer, David Allwork of Rottingdean, brewer and George Cripps of Denton, miller), were joined by Gladman's daughter Ellen Gladman of Rye, spinster, to sell the property to George Ashby of Eastdean, miller and farmer, for the sum outstanding under the mortgage (9).
  Premises 2 above were sold by Woolgar's executors to George Ashby of Eastdean, farmer, in 1852 (10).
  Ashby left the property to his widow Elizabeth for life and provided for its division after her death. He died in 1872 and Elizabeth died in 1878.
  The ultimate beneficiaries of George Ashby's will were his sons George Thomas Ashby (d 3 April 1876) and William Peter Ashby (one third each) and his daughter Louisa, wife of George Ashby, Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Goodwin (d 4 December 1870), his daughter Elizabeth, wife of John King (d 8 October 1871), and the children of his late son Richard Ashby (one third). In 1879 William Peter Ashby of the Manor House, Eastdean, farmer, bought the shares of the other beneficiaries (named). The estate also included two cottages in Eastdean on the road to Birling Gap, which George Ashby had bought from Louisa Colwell and John Hoole, clerk on 11 June 1855 and a piece of land (3r) near Friston windmill (11-12).
  William Peter Ashby died in 1894 and his trustees proved his will the following year. The estate was auctioned in six lots in 1896 [for the printed particulars, see AMS 3288 and AMS 5829/79; lots 4 and 6 were purchased by David Fowler] (11, 12).

Maria Adams¹

• Birth*: Maria Adams was born circa 1800 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B.¹
• Marriage*: Maria Adams married George Woolgar, son of Thomas Woolgar and Jean Wood, on 30 December 1828 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B, George of Heighton, Maria otp.^1,2
• Married Name: As of 30 December 1828, her married name was Woolgar.
• Death*: Maria Adams died on 1 October 1868 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B.¹

Richard Woolgar¹

Parents:

• Birth*: Richard Woolgar was born in 1793 at South Heighton, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of Thomas Woolgar and Jean Wood.¹
• (Witness) Will: Richard Woolgar is mentioned in the will of Thomas Woolgar dated 30 January 1816 at South Heighton, Sussex, England^B.^2,3
• Marriage*: Richard Woolgar married Katherine Simmons Harriott on 9 August 1820 at St Nicholas, Brighton, Sussex, England^B, surname WOLGER, botp.^1,4
• Marriage*: Richard Woolgar married Rosana Roser on 3 May 1846 at St Anne's, Lewes, Sussex, England^B.¹
• Death*: Richard Woolgar died on 11 July 1852 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B.¹

Katherine Simmons Harriott¹

• Birth*: Katherine Simmons Harriott was born circa 1787 at Sussex, England.¹
• Marriage*: Katherine Simmons Harriott married Richard Woolgar, son of Thomas Woolgar and Jean Wood, on 9 August 1820 at St Nicholas, Brighton, Sussex, England^B, surname WOLGER, botp.^1,2
• Married Name: As of 9 August 1820, her married name was Woolgar.
• Death*: Katherine Simmons Harriott died in 1844 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B.¹

Rosana Roser¹

• Birth*: Rosana Roser was born circa 1803 at Lindfield, Sussex, England^B.¹
• Marriage*: Rosana Roser married Richard Woolgar, son of Thomas Woolgar and Jean Wood, on 3 May 1846 at St Anne's, Lewes, Sussex, England^B.¹
• Married Name: As of 3 May 1846, her married name was Woolgar.
• Death*: Rosana Roser died on 20 January 1879.¹

Philip Woolgar¹

Parents:

• Birth*: Philip Woolgar was born in 1796 at South Heighton, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of Thomas Woolgar and Jean Wood.¹
• Marriage*: Philip Woolgar married Caroline Champion on 18 April 1819 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B, botp.^1,2
• (Witness) Will: Philip Woolgar is mentioned in the will of Thomas Woolgar dated 30 January 1816 at South Heighton, Sussex, England^B.^3,4
• Death*: Philip Woolgar died on 2 September 1868 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.^1,5
• Admon*: Administration of Philip Woolgar was granted on 9 July 1869 at Lewes, Sussex, England^B: Effects under £200. Administration to Caroline Burton of Seaford (wife of William Burton), daughter.⁵

Caroline Champion¹

• Birth*: Caroline Champion was born circa 1799 at Sussex, England.¹
• Marriage*: Caroline Champion married Philip Woolgar, son of Thomas Woolgar and Jean Wood, on 18 April 1819 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B, botp.^1,2
• Married Name: As of 18 April 1819, her married name was Woolgar.
• Death*: Caroline Champion died on 24 October 1841 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.

Thomas Allwork

Parents:

• Birth*: Thomas Allwork was born circa 1692 at Sussex, England.
• He was the son of John Allwork and Avice Bodle.
• Anecdote: Thomas's baptism has not been found but his parents were identified by John Paterson.¹
• Marriage*: Thomas Allwork married Elizabeth Brown on 4 February 1719/20 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B, Elizabeth is "of Bishopstone".²
• Anecdote*: The following apprenticeship records were found concerning Thomas Allwork:
  24 Nov 1726. John Kimber, son of John Kimber of Southwark, Surrey, apprenticed to Thomas Al(l)work, joyner (Carpenter) of Bishopston, East Sussex.
  1 Jan 1725/6. [check book] Thos. Hayward of Bishopstone, apprenticed to Thomas Al(l)work, Joyner/Carpenter of Bishopstone.
  [query : and/or 1 Jan 1752/3 Thomas Hayward app'd to Thos Allwork & Son, carpenters of Bishopstone, Sx]
  26 Mar 1730. Richard Stephens, son of Tamsen Stephens (widow), apprenticed to Thomas Allwork, carpenter of Bishopston.³
• Death*: Thomas Allwork died on 5 February 1776 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B. Date of death from memorial inscription on his tomb in Bishopstone churchyard. (Sussex Archaeological Collections).¹
• Burial: Thomas Allwork was buried on 19 February 1776 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B, "senior Seaford."⁴

Elizabeth Brown

• Birth*: Elizabeth Brown was born circa 1700 at Sussex, England.
• Marriage*: Elizabeth Brown married Thomas Allwork, son of John Allwork and Avice Bodle, on 4 February 1719/20 at Newhaven, Sussex, England^B, Elizabeth is "of Bishopstone".¹
• Married Name: As of 4 February 1719/20, her married name was Allwork.
• Death*: Elizabeth Brown died on 22 December 1752 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B.
• Burial*: Elizabeth Brown was buried on 25 December 1752 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England^B, "wife of Thomas senior."²

Elizabeth Woolgar¹

Parents:

• Birth*: Elizabeth Woolgar was born in 1751 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.¹
• She was the daughter of George Woolgar and Mary Allwork.¹
• Marriage License: Elizabeth Woolgar and James Baker obtained a marriage licence on 25 October 1774 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex, England, James bachelor of Beddingham age 28+ and Elizabeth spinster of Seaford age 22+.²
• Marriage*: Elizabeth Woolgar married James Baker on 25 October 1774 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B, James is a bachelor of Beddingham, Elizaeth otp.^1,2
• Married Name: As of 25 October 1774, her married name was Baker.

James Baker¹

• Birth*: James Baker was born circa 1746.¹
• Marriage License: James Baker and Elizabeth Woolgar obtained a marriage licence on 25 October 1774 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex, England, James bachelor of Beddingham age 28+ and Elizabeth spinster of Seaford age 22+.²
• Marriage*: James Baker married Elizabeth Woolgar, daughter of George Woolgar and Mary Allwork, on 25 October 1774 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B, James is a bachelor of Beddingham, Elizaeth otp.^1,2

John Wood

• Birth*: John Wood was born circa 1640 at Sussex, England.
• Marriage*: John Wood married Mary (?) circa 1662 at Sussex, England.
• Anecdote*: A possible marriage is 6 May 1662 at Seaford, John Wood married Mary Osburn. John is "of West Dean" and Mary is "of Beddingham".¹
• Occupation*: John Wood was a yeoman in 1701.²
• Will*: John Wood left a will made on 28 May 1701 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex, England.²
• Will/Adm Transcript*: "In the Name of God Amen I John Wood of Bletchington in the County of Sussex Yeoman being weak of Body but of a sound and perfect mind and memory doe Recommend my Soul unto Gods mercy thro' the alone meritts of Jesus Christ the Saviour of All mankind And my body to be buried In hopes of a Resurrection to Eternal Life by the discretion of my Executor hereafter named I doe dispose of my Temporall Estate as followeth Imprimis I give to my Eldest Son John Wood All that my House that my Son George dwells in Seaford to him and to his Heirs for Ever Item I give to his sonn Thomas the summe of Forty Shillings Item I give to my wife Mary my youngest Red Cow and Twelve bushells of wheat and a Pigg Item I give to my daughter Jane the summe of Three pound to be paid by my Executor hereafter named within a Quarter of a year after my decease Item I give to my Son in law Richard Dunston one shilling Item I give to his said wife Thirty Shillings Item I give to Richard Woolger the summe of One shilling And I bequeath to his wife Mary my Daughter the summe of Forty Shillings Item I give unto my wife Mary All that my House and A stable in Seaford now in the Occupation of John Hunt Item I give unto my said wife the house no longer than she shall keep herselfe a widow And if she marry or when she diee I give and bequeath the said house and stable to my youngest daughter Anne and her heirs for Ever Item I give to my said youngest daughter Anne Wood All that my three Acres of land that holdeth of the Manor of Alciston that I purchased heretofore of one Hollibone to her and her heirs for Ever Item I give unto my daughter Anne the Moiety or halfe part of All my household goods (Except it be two bede which I have in my now dwelling house [)] Item I give unto my said Daughter Anne a Bed as it stande at my Son George Woods at Seaford Item I give to my Son George Wood All that my Messuage and tenemt. and Eleven Acres of land in Bletchington which I purchased heretofore of one Copper Item I doe hereby give and bequeath unto my Son George All my Goods and Chattells Except it be such goods as I have given by this my will to my Daughter Anne my youngest Child And I doe hereby nominate and appoint my said Son George to be sole Executor of this my last will and Testament provided that he doe pay unto Thomas Boyes of Westfierle the summe of Eight pound between this and the Twentieth day of July next being heretofore lent by him to me upon my said Three Acres of Land which I have now given to my daughter Anne And I doe appoint the said George my son to pay and discharge All my Funerall Expenses first And to pay All my legacys within a whole year after my decease Unless it be one Legacy And other Debts sooner and the Cow and pigg my wife shall have at my decease And halfe a bushell of wheat a week every week from and imediatly after my Decease till the said Twelve bushells shall be out Thus Revoking All former wills I doe declare this to be my last will and Testament In Witness whereof I have Signed and Sealed it the Eight and Twentieth day of May 1701 (The mark of the said John Wood). Signed Sealed published and declared to be my last Will and Testament in the presence of us Thomas Alce The marke of Samuell Page: Edwd Boyes"
  Transcribed by Marion Woolgar 2005.
• Death*: John Wood died in 1701 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.
• Burial*: John Wood was buried on 5 June 1701 at St Leonard's, Seaford, Sussex, England^B, Senior.^2,3
• Probate: His estate was probated on 14 June 1701 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex, England, "The Will of John Wood late of Bletchington deceased was proved on the fourteenth day of the month of June in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and one before Thomas Walley Surrogate by the oath of George Wood the natural and legitimate son of the deceased aforesaid and one of the Executors named in the said will to whom was given administration of the goods etc to well etc the Holy Gospels etc Sworn."²
  
• Anecdote: Note that there is a grant of probate to a John A'Wood of Blatchington dated 1560 which may be connected to this family (ESRO number: PBT 1/1/4/380A.)

Mary (?)

• Marriage*: Mary (?) married John Wood circa 1662 at Sussex, England.
• Married Name: As of circa 1662, her married name was Wood.
• Anecdote*: A possible marriage is 6 May 1662 at Seaford, John Wood married Mary Osburn. John is "of West Dean" and Mary is "of Beddingham".¹
• (Witness) Will: Mary (?) is mentioned in the will of John Wood dated 28 May 1701 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex, England.²

George Woolgar¹

Parents:

• Birth*: George Woolgar was born in 1755 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of George Woolgar and Mary Allwork.¹
• Death*: George Woolgar died in 1756 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.¹

James Woolgar¹

Parents:

• Birth*: James Woolgar was born in 1756 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of George Woolgar and Mary Allwork.¹
• Marriage*: James Woolgar married Elizabeth Templeman on 3 May 1784 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.^1,2
• (Witness) Will: James Woolgar is mentioned in the will of Thomas Woolgar dated 30 January 1816 at South Heighton, Sussex, England^B.^3,4
• Death*: James Woolgar died in 1830 at East Dean, Sussex, England^B.¹

Elizabeth Templeman¹

• Marriage*: Elizabeth Templeman married James Woolgar, son of George Woolgar and Mary Allwork, on 3 May 1784 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.^1,2
• Married Name: As of 3 May 1784, her married name was Woolgar.
• Death*: Elizabeth Templeman died in 1839 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.¹

George Woolgar¹

Parents:

• Birth*: George Woolgar was born in 1759 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of George Woolgar and Mary Allwork.¹
• Death*: George Woolgar died in 1768 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.¹

Henry Frederick Woolgar¹

Parents:

• Birth*: Henry Frederick Woolgar was born in 1761 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of George Woolgar and Mary Allwork.¹
• Death*: Henry Frederick Woolgar died in 1785 at Seaford, Sussex, England^B.¹