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Thomas Saunders [5545]
(1841-After 1881)

 

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Spouses/Children:
Caroline Cramp [5544]

Thomas Saunders [5545] 2

  • Born: 1841, Hellingly, Sussex, England, United Kingdom 3
  • Marriage: Caroline Cramp [5544] on 1863 Aug 15 in Hellingly, Sussex, England, United Kingdom 1
  • Died: After 1881
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bullet  Noted events in his life were:

• Occupation: Agricultural Labourer, 1881, Hailsham, Sussex, England, United Kingdom. 3

• living: Downash, 1881, Hailsham, Sussex, England, United Kingdom. 3


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Thomas married Caroline Cramp [5544] [MRIN: 3192], daughter of Edmund Cramp [5533] and Sarah Longly [5534], on 1863 Aug 15 in Hellingly, Sussex, England, United Kingdom.1 (Caroline Cramp [5544] was born in 1845 in Hailsham, Sussex, England, United Kingdom and died after 1881.)


bullet  Marriage Notes:

Banns
1863 Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the Parish of Hellingly in the County of Sussex
August 15 1863, Thomas Saunders, 21, bachelor, Labourer, of Hellingly, son of Samuel Saunders, Labourer, and
Caroline Cramp, 19, spinster, of Hellingly, daughter of Edmund Cramp, Labourer
The mark of Thomas Saunders X, Caroline Cramp
Witnesses: The mark of John Saunders X, Jane Knight 1
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Sources

1 Marriage certificate.

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

3 (3 Apr 1881), RG 11 1041/59.


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