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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Sussex Lookup Requests => Sussex => England => Sussex Completed Lookup Requests => Topic started by: Peffness on Thursday 21 April 16 21:48 BST (UK)
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Hi all,
I'm having trouble tracking down a marriage record for my GGGG grandparents Ann and William Cheal.
They lived in Seaford and I've found 9 children baptised at St. Leonard's between 1808 and 1827 to William and Ann Cheal(e). Most of these list William as a shoemaker/cordwainer.
The earliest baptism is Edward Cheal, 10 Feb 1808. So from that I'd expect a marriage in Seaford around 1807. I'm drawing a blank, though :-\
As well as the date & place of marriage I'd love to find out Ann's maiden name. I've found her listed as Ann Unstead (Unsted / Hunstead) on public trees but without any sources to back that up, which is why I'm trying to double check!
Thanks in advance for any help :)
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There's no marriage there.
However, banns were called in Seaford -
The Year 1807
Banns of Marriage between William Cheal of this parish
and Ann Hunsted of the parish of East dean
were published on the three Sundays underwritten...
23rd August
30th August
6th September 1807
by me T Evans, Vicar
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The Sussex Marriage Index has the marriage in East Dean in 1807. Actual date not given. William bachelor of Seaford and Ann Hunstead spinster of East Dean.
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@jonw65 @sillgen you are both marvels, thank you so much! :)