Stephen Spicer [4910] (Abt 1820-After 1881)

 

Family Links Spouses/Children: Mary Cramp [4847] Charlotte Spicer [19415] Stephen Spicer [19416] Stephen Spicer [4910] 2 Born: Abt 1820, Brighton, Sussex, England, United Kingdom 3 Marriage: Mary Cramp [4847] on 1842 Dec 25 in St Nicholas, Brighton, Sussex, England 1 Died: After 1881   Noted events in his life were: • Occupation: Painter, 1881, Brighton, Sussex, England, United Kingdom. 3 • living: 4 Baker St, 1881, Brighton, Sussex, England, United Kingdom. 3 Stephen married Mary Cramp [4847] [MRIN: 1933], daughter of James Cramp [4701] and Elizabeth Haselgrove [4833], on 1842 Dec 25 in St Nicholas, Brighton, Sussex, England.4 (Mary Cramp [4847] was born before 1819 May 30 in Brighton, Sussex, England, United Kingdom 3, christened on 1819 May 30 in St Nicholas, Brighton, Sussex, England 5 and died after 1881.)

1 Parish Register. .... Multiple, FreeBMD Database (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/), Brighton 7/438. Type: MARRIAGES Start date: Dec 1842 End date: Dec 1842 Volume: 7 Page: 438. Welcome to FreeBMD. FreeBMD stands for Free Births, Marriages, and Deaths. The FreeBMD Project's objective is to provide free Internet access to the Civil Registration index information for England and Wales. The Civil Registration system for recording births, marriages, and deaths in England and Wales has been in place since 1837 and is one of the most significant single resources for genealogical research back to Victorian times. The FreeBMD project only contains index information for the period 1837-1902.

2 Marion B Harper (CD Rom Created in April 2002
http://www.londonresearch.org.uk/cramp/ind_pag.html).

3 (3 Apr 1881), RG11 1086/66.

4 Parish Register. .... Multiple, FreeBMD Database (http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/), Brighton 7/438. Type: MARRIAGES Start date: Dec 1842 End date: Dec 1842 Volume: 7 Page: 438.

5 Parish Register.

Brian Yap (葉文意)

There are other people in this site, for various reasons, some not related at all. Some are married into my family, some I once thought were related and, turns out, they are not.