
Thankyou so much!
To trespass on your good nature a little more....
I suspect that Ann Daw's father was Thomas Daw and that he may have had a brother called Joseph who died in Lewes 9.6.1792 - this from a document concerning land transfer in the Archives. Their father may have been the Joseph who with his wife Ann and son Joseph were granted a settlement certificate 15.1.1736.
The Edwards I am looking for are James and Elizabeth, his sister, grandchildren of Lawrence Daw of Ore who left them money in his will dated 1746.
William Hammond's father may also be William and his mother may have been Ann. If I have the right William he would have been 66 at death. Is his age on the tombstone??
Ann Hood was William Hammond's first wife. She died in 1766 and is buried at Waldron All Saints. I do not have any idea of her family except that it was probably from Lewes as they married there. His second wife was Martha and she died in 1792. Is she buried with him?
Thankyou once again for the leads you have given me.