Harriet Turner



d. 24/08/1855	Union Workhouse Ore, Ore, The Hastings Union, Sussex

Parents
	Hezekiah Turner


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Marriages/Partnerships

m. 23/08/1852

William Catt

Whatlington, Sussex

d. 16/03/1900

Children

b. 11/08/1853	David Catt	Fairlight
bap. 01/04/1855	Mark Catt	Oare (at baptism)	bur. 15/10/1855
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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

1855

Wife

Also known as

Harriet Catt, Harriot Catt, Harriot Turner

Did You Know?

William Catt's second wife Harriet Turner died the day after their third wedding anniversary.
Richard Maycock and Martha Turner had a nephew and 'neice' living with them in 1861. I think David Catt was probably the son of Martha's sister Harriet Turner and her husband William Catt; I suspect Anne Catt could be Ann Ransom, the daughter of William's sister Charlotte Catt (who was listed as a servant in a nearby household).

Locations

Please note that map data is based on modern streets and house numbers (where a street of that name still exists), and may not reflect the actual historical location.

23/08/1852	the Parish Church, Whatlington, Sussex
23/08/1852	Whatlington, Sussex
11/08/1853	Fairlight, Sussex
24/08/1853	Fairlight, Sussex
01/04/1855	Church, Ore, Sussex
01/04/1855	Ore, Sussex
24/08/1855	Union Workhouse, Ore, Ore RD, HASTINGS, Hastings & East Sussex