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was born in King's Lynn, Norfolk in about 1809. His first wife died and he remarried Rebecca Mehew in the early 1850s at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. He was a tailor and she was a tailoress, and we know they had moved back to South Lynn, Norfolk by 1881.

49. Rebecca MEHEW

[Parents]

was born in about 1827 in Ely, Cambridgeshire.

[Child]

50. Alfred HAMMOND

was born in about 1826 at Colkirk, Norfolk. He married Emily and they had at least two children at Burnham Market, Norfolk. They moved to King's Lynn, where he was a Bricklayer and also a Licensed Victualler (publican) at the Coronation Tavern Public House in Coronation Square.

51. Emily BOOER

was born in about 1827 at Burnham Sutton, Norfolk.

[Child]

34. George CHURCHER

was born in about 1797 at Wickham, Hampshire. He married Rhoda on 16th December 1819 at Westbourne. He was a Farmer.

35. Rhoda WOODMAN

was born in about 1793 at Westbourne, West Sussex.

[Child]

These dates were found at http://www.familysearch.com/ (The Church of the Latter Day Saints) and have yet to be confirmed.

34. George STARES

married Mary on 8th November 1834 at St.Mary's, Portsea. He was a Farmer.

35. Mary HAYWARD

[Child]

These dates were found at http://www.familysearch.com/ (The Church of the Latter Day Saints) and have yet to be confirmed.

58. ? HASTINGS

59. Mary ?

was born in about 1821 in Ireland, probably in Cork. In 1871 she was a widow working as a housekeeper. She was living in Eddy's Entry, Newcastle upon Tyne with her three children - Peter, Catherine and Ellen.

60. Patrick BARRY

was born in Cork, Ireland in about 1826. He is shown on the 1861, 1871 and 1881 censuses with his family in Southwark and Bermondsey. He and Mary had at least 3 children all born in the Southwark/Bermondsey area.

61. Mary ?

was born in Cork, Ireland in about 1821. She is shown with her husband and children on the census (see above).

62. Jeremiah CURRAN

was born in Cork, Ireland in about 1821. I have found an 1861 census entry which could be him and his family. Although some names and ages do not match those found on the 1871 and 1881 censuses, his eldest daughter appears to have married his 1861 lodger, by the time of the 1871 census, so it does look promising. All show him living in Southwark as a Wharf/Waterside Labourer. They appear to have had at least 5 children, all girls, who were all born in Southwark. In 1881 his unmarried sister Catherine Curran aged 40 was living with them. She was also born in Cork, Ireland and was working as a Fur Puller.

63. Mary ?

was born in Cork, Ireland in about 1829. She is shown with her husband and children on the census (see above).