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Offline Bloo

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Re: My Interests.
« Reply #9 on: Tuesday 16 May 06 15:48 BST (UK) »
Quote from: jeanharris on Tuesday 16 May 06 03:15 BST (UK)
Hi Bloo.
I have a John Fullagar born c 1807 Rainham Kent in my tree.He married a Sarah Pack nee Gore Lenham 1851.Sarah's daughter Amy from her first married to Henry Pack was my greatgrandmother x 2.
I was born in Strood Kent but now live in Perth Australia.
On a trip home last year stayed in Lenham.My Pack family came from the villages a round Lenham.Amy was born in Frinsted.
           Regards Jean.


Hi jeanharris,
I am researching the name of Fullagar on behalf of my sister who now resides in Wales.
All the Fullagars researched come from the Woodchurch, Lenham and Cranbrook areas of Kent, and there does'nt seem to be a connection at the moment.
Thank you very much for contacting me.
Regards Sid.
Parsons. Kent. Kington Magna, Child Okeford, Dorset.
Cleverton. Cornwall. Middlesex.
Hill. Medway, Kent.
Letley. Medway, Kent.
Welfare. Sussex. Kent.

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Re: My Interests.
« Reply #10 on: Sunday 20 November 11 08:50 GMT (UK) »
Hi

I am researching the Welfares of Sussex, in particular those from Brede in the early 1800's. I noted the name Welfare on your name list and was wondering if you needed any information? I am descendant of one James Welfare (baptised Moon) born 1820 in Brede, son of Mary Hyder (AKA Welfare) of Brede and George Moon of Westfield. James moved to Devon in adult life and settled there; his descendants then migrated back southeast to the Medway Towns (Kent) from where I spring. I'm not sure if these are the Welfares you were after, but let me know if it's of any interest.
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