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Marriages/Partnerships
m.
12/04/1787 |
Elizabeth Corke | Mayfield, Sussex | bur. 19/01/1806 |
Children
bap. 21/01/1787 | Benjamin Mepham Cork | ||
bap. 10/05/1789 | John Mepham | ||
bap. 26/06/1791 | Mary Mepham | d. 05/12/1853 | |
bap. 21/05/1797 | Hannah Mepham | ||
bap. 25/12/1798 | James Mepham | ||
bap. 22/03/1801 | William Mepham | ||
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Note: Includes only children from certificates, baptism entries, or from census
entries where the relationship is specified. For married women, please see their
husband's entry for children from censuses.
Occupations
1795 | Carpenter |
Did You Know?
- There is a gap in the baptisms of the children of Benjamin Mepham and Elizabeth Corke in Heathfield between 1791 and 1797. According to PAR372/35/2, as at 10 January 1792 Benjamin had run away, leaving his wife and family chargeable to the parish. Benjamin was presumably also absent in 1795, when it was ordered that Elizabeth's 8-year-old son Benjamin Mepham Cork be sent back to Mayfield, his parish of birth, having become chargeable to the parish of Heathfield.
- There are a couple of baptisms in mid-eighteenth-century Sussex that could be Benjamin Mepham's, but since both the record of his marriage and the bastardy bond he signed a few days before state that he was 'of Folkestone' in Kent I don't think there are sufficient grounds to make the link.
Documentary Sources
Source:
PAR 422/34/3/37
East Sussex Record Office
East Sussex Record Office
Source:
PAR 422/32/3/80
East Sussex Record Office
East Sussex Record Office
Source:
PAR 372/35/2
East Sussex Record Office
East Sussex Record Office
Locations
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