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Frederick SAUNDERS1 [P1629] = Sarah Jane DEMEZA [P1630]
Married BEF 1921
Frederick
Buried 12 Feb 1927, Tunbridge Wells Cemetery, Frant Forest, Sussex2
Occupation: General labourer, Builder3
Sarah Jane
Alias Sarah Jane SAUNDERS
Alias Sarah Jane DENTON (1898)
Buried 29 Mar 1938, Tunbridge Wells Cemetery, Frant Forest, Sussex4
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Sydney [P106] = Nellie May BUTLER [P103] > Family [F41]
Married 11 Jun 1949, Emmanuel Church, Tunbridge Wells, Kent5
Sydney
Born 10 Jan 1921, 15 Holmwood Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent6
Died 13 Feb 2001, Kent & Sussex Hospital, Tunbridge Wells, Kent7
Buried 21 Feb 2001, St Peters Church then Tunbridge Wells Cemetery8
Occupation: Omnibus conductor, then cashier
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Nellie May
Alias Nellie May SAUNDERS (11 Jun 1949)
Born 6 May 1914, 7 Springfield Cottages, Tunbridge Wells9
Died 27 Apr 1994, Pembury Hospital, Kent10
Buried 5 May 1994, Tunbridge Wells Cemetery, Kent, England
From: 6 St Johns Park, Tunbridge Wells, Kent11
Occupation: Shop assistant12
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1 : ; Primary evidence
Father's name on Sydney's marriage certificate
2 : ; Primary evidence
Contemporary notes on the backof a Bural deed
3 : ; Primary evidence
General labourer is occupation on Syney's birth certificate
3a: ; Primary evidence
Builder is profession given on Syndey's marriage certificate
4 : ; Primary evidence
Contemporary notes on the backof a Bural deed
5 : ; Primary evidence
Marriage certificate
5a: ; Primary evidence
Sydney's address on marriage certificate:
17 Holmewood Rd
Tunbridge Wells
5b: ; Primary evidence
Nellie May's address on marriage certificate:
58 Norman Road
Tunbridge Wells
5c: ; Primary evidence
Witnesses at marriage:
Sidney Charles Butler (May's brother)
Jack Denton
5d: ; Primary evidence
Information about Emmanuel Church from:
"ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS - Past and Present - July 1946
For the occasion of the Jubliee Congress of the South-Eastern Union of Scientific Societies
Editor J. C. M. Given, Tunbridge Wells, Courier Printing and Publishing Co. Ltd., Grove Hill Road"
Extract:
The Countess of Huntingdon's Chapel, now called Emmanuel Church, may be dated by the following inscription from a monument in the churchyard: '' Upon this mount stood and preached that eminent servant of God, George Whitefield, at the opening of the adjoining Chapel, July 23rd, 1769." This quaint chapel of timber and tiles was replaced by the present structure, designed by Wimble, of London, and built in 1867.
6 : ; Primary evidence
Birth certificate, address 15 Holmwood Rd, Tunbridge Wells
7 : ; Primary evidence
Personal knowledge
8 : ; Primary evidence
Order of service
9 : ; Primary evidence
Birth certificate
9a: ; Primary evidence
Address on birth certificate:
7 Springfield Cottages,
Tunbridge Wells
10 : ; Primary evidence
Copy of death certificate
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