Hummerston, Richardson, Durrant and Biggs family tree details of individuals


^9/3 George Hummerston			Yeoman farmer of Ramsden Bellhouse, Essex
-1755

						Age	Source

		Married Joanna					J4
		Father of	George	(died 1740)			J5
			Thomas	1718			J5, J3
			Samuel				J5
			Sarah ^8/2	1706			J5, J3
			Joanna				J5
			Roger				J5
			Mary	1712			J5, J3
		Buried 19 Feb 1755 at Ramsden Bellhouse St Mary					J2


	Possibly a nonconformist (no children’s baptisms found)						JVS
1732	Yeoman of Ramsden Bellhouse. He gave consent for his 20-year old daughter Mary to marry Thomas Reeves by Essex licence						J3
1740	Yeoman of Ramsden Bellhouse. His son George bequeathed him his corn, cattle, etc. from his farm in Vange, Canvey Island						J5
1744	He was of Ramsden Bellhouse (from his wife's memorial)						J4
1745-1754	Apparently rated as an outdweller for two properties in Downham, rent £1 & £2						J20
1755 Jan	He had a leasehold farm at Ramsden Bellhouse which he bequeathed to his son Thomas						J5
1755 Mar	His will was proved at Chelmsford by sons Thomas and Roger, executors						J5


Wife Joanna 1678-1744
1744	Died Oct 8 age 66 years (transcript of former memorial at Ramsden Bellhouse ref. T/Z 151/60) (burial not found)					66	J4


Son George -1740 Yeoman of Vange
1740	Yeoman of Vange, Canvey Island, Essex. He bequeathed £20 to his housekeeper, £30 to her daughter and the rest of his property to his father						J5
1740	Buried 21 Nov at South Benfleet						J2
1740	His will was proved 24 Nov at Essex Archdeaconry						J5


Son Thomas 1718-
1740	Possibly a bachelor, farmer of Buttsbury [6 miles from Ramsden Bellhouse]. London Consistory licence to marry Ann Mead, spinster					22	J3
1755-1761	He was rated for his father's properties in Downham				37-43		J20


Daughter Joanna
1728	Spinster of Ramsden Bellhouse. She married ¹Robert Watts, yeoman of Basildon, 24 Sept at Ramsden Bellhouse by Essex Archdeaconry licence						J2, J3, J5
	Mother of Robert and Thomas Watts (youngest son, bapt 1734 at Basildon) (beneficiaries in her father’s will)						J5, J2
1742	Her husband Robert was probably buried 7 Jan at Basildon						J2
by 1755	She married ²John Snow						J5


Daughter Mary 1712-
1732	Spinster of Ramsden Bellhouse. She married Thomas Reeves, yeoman of Terling, 18 March at Ramsden Bellhouse by Essex Archdeaconry licence					20	J2, J3, J5
1743	Mother of Mary Reeve, baptised 29 March at Terling					31	J5, J2




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^8/3 Thomas Richardson			Yeoman of Downham and Childerditch
c.1704-1765			Son of Sarah

						Age	Source
		Born about 1704					J3,J4,J11
		Married Mary Philips in 1723 by Essex Archdeaconry licence				20	J3,J4
		Father of	Thomas				D5
			Robert				D5
			John	1729			D5,J3,J4,J11,J12
			Samuel	c.1738		34	D5, J3
			Mary				D5
			Sarah				D5
			^7/2 Ann	1730		26	D5, V4
			Susannah				D5
		Died 8 April 1765 age 60 (memorial at Downham)				60	J4, D5
		Buried 13 April 1765 at Downham					J2


1723 Oct	A farmer of Margaretting (7 miles from Downham). A minor age ‘above 20 years’					20	J3
1736-1754	A Yeoman of Downham				32-50
1736 Oct	Yeoman of Downham. He purchased a copyhold cottage of two tenements with two acres called Long Croft in the manor of Downham from John Dolley					32	J37
1741 Apr	A yeoman. He purchased a copyhold barn with six acres called Woballs in the manor of Downham from John Boyce					37	J37
1745-1765	He was rated for property, annual rent £88, and Plows Farm rent £7 and Barnfield rent £3, all in Downham				40-60		J20
1745	He was one of the assessors of the poor rate in Downham					40	J20
1746	He acquired a farm in Downham, rent £10, from William Bailey					41	J20
1752-1765	He was rated for a property rent £88, Mrs Shuttleworths Farm rent £10, Plows Farm rent £7, Barn field rent £3, William Butts farm rent £7 and the Long Orchard rent £1, all in Downham				48-60		J20
1753	He was rated for a farm, rent £40, formerly John Green's (subsequently occupied by his son John Richardson)					49	J20
1754	Yeoman of Downham. Leased a 120-acre farm called Greens Farm in Downham and Ramsden, with his son John, annual rental £40					50	J36, J20
1759-1763	A Yeoman of Childerditch (11 miles from Downham)				55-59
1759,1763	Of Childerditch. He had 25 acres of freehold property in Downham				55,59		J11, J12
1763	He voted for Luther Esq in the county poll					59	J12
1763 Aug	Yeoman of Childerditch. He left a freehold messuage called Tallands in Downham and leasehold farms called Tasseldon in Downham, Great Tallands and Freemans Land to son John, copyhold messuages in Downham to his son Robert, a total of £350 to daughter Susannah, £80 and an annuity of £6 to daughter Mary, £50 to daughter Sarah, a guinea for a ring to daughter ^7/2Ann, £50 to son John, £90 to son Samuel and the residue of his estate to son Robert					59	D5
1765	His will was proved 25 May at PCC London by his sons Robert and John						D5


Wife Mary Philips c.1703-1754
1723 Oct	A spinster of Stock (5 miles from Margaretting) age about 21					21	J3
1754	Died 25 Sept, memorial at Downham (burial not found in register)					50	J4, J2


Son Thomas -1763 Yeoman of Downham
by 1759	Married Mary						J5
1758	He and brother Robert witnessed their sister ^7/2Ann's wedding						J2
1759 Mar	Bequeathed money to his father and brother John, residue to wife Mary ‘and children if she is pregnant’						J5
1763	He had occupied copyhold properties Woballs and Long Crofts in Downham, owned by his father, who bequeathed them to his brother Robert						D5
1763	Yeoman of Downham. Buried 4 Aug at Downham						J5, J2
1763	His will was proved 31 Aug at Essex						J5


Son Robert -1785 Yeoman of Childerditch
1763	He was bequeathed the copyhold messuages called Woballs and Long Crofts in Downham by his father						D5
	Married Elizabeth						J37
1772-	Father of Robert, eldest son, Thomas, Mary and Susannah						J5, J37
1774	Father of Elizabeth, baptised in October at Childerditch						J2
1781	Occupied property rent £96 in Childerditch. He was an assessor of the land tax						J21
1785	Of Tillingham Hall, Childerditch. Died 21 Feb, buried at Childerditch						J5, J4
1811	Wife Elizabeth of Tillingham Hall died 16 March, buried at Childerditch						J4
	Robert's son Robert 1772-
	1785 Inherited the copyhold lands in Downham from his father					14	J37
	1792 Of Childerditch. Mortgaged the copyhold lands in Downham for £200					21	J37
	1796 The mortgage was discharged					24	J37


Son John 1729-1783 Yeoman farmer of Downham and East Horndon
1754	Yeoman of Downham. He leased Greens Farm with his father					24	J36
1754-1765	Occupied Greens Farm rent £40				25-36		J20
1758	Single man. Married Mary Hunt 6 July at Downham by Essex licence					28	J2, J3
1759-1780	Of Downham. Had 10 acres of freehold property in Ramsden Bellhouse (2m.)				29-50		J11, J12
1759	Possibly father of John					29	?
1761	Father of Thomas, who was bequeathed a silver watch by his grandfather					31	D5
1763	Occupying a freehold messuage called Tallands in the manor of Downham, which he inherited from his father					33	D5, J37
1765	He was one of the overseers of the poor in Downham					36	J20
1766	Occupied his father's former farm, rent now £127. Greens farm was now occupied by (his brother?) Robert					37	J20
1768-1777	Continued to occupy property in Downham, rent £127 and £3. Greens farm was now occupied by Daniel Dodson				38-47		J20
1770	His son James was buried 21 Feb at Downham					40	J2
1780	His wife Mary died 25 Apr age 49, buried 1 May at Downham					51	J4, J2
1781	He held two properties in Downham, rent £91 and £1					52	J21
1783	Widower of East Horndon. Died 6 April age 54, buried 11 Apr at Dunton					54	J4, J2
1783	Administration granted 31 July at Essex to son Thomas						J5
	John's son John? c.1759- Farmer of Ramsden
	1815 Farmer of Ramsden Bellhouse age 56. He had 33 acres of freehold land in Ramsden Bellhouse					56	J11
	John's son Thomas 1761-1826 Farmer of Downham
	1765 He was bequeathed a silver watch by his grandfather Thomas Richardson					4	D5
	Married Mary (1766-1838)						J4
	1783 Of Downham, age 22. He had 12 acres of freehold in Ramsden					22	J11
	1815 Farmer of Downham age 52. He had 17 acres of freehold in Downham					54	J11
	1826 Of Downham. Died 18 Jan age 66, buried 28 Jan at Downham					66	J4, J2
	1838 Wife Mary died 17 Aug age 72, memorial at Downham						J4


Son Samuel c.1738-1776/1787 Farmer of Downham
1760	Farmer of Downham. Married ^8/7BSarah Biggs of Little Warley 21 Feb at Downham by Essex licence, with consent of her mother					22	J2, J3
1760-1761	He was rated for some of his father's properties in Downham				22-23		J20
1765	He was bequeathed all his father's wearing apparel					27	D5
1776/1787	Possibly buried 10 Sept 1776 or 18 May 1787 at Little Warley St Peter				38/49		J2


Daughter Mary
1747	Married John Jony 30 May at Downham by licence (licence not found at Essex, Faculty Office or London)						D5, J2


Daughter Sarah
1749	Married George Wrench 6 Apr at Downham						D5, J2






Note:
1763-1772	Thomas Richardson of Ingrave born around 1704-1713, had freehold property in Ingrave. 1755-1776 Also had copyhold land adjoining Noke House in East Horndon, inherited by his wife Mary then son Thomas						J11, J12 J37
1783-1815	Thomas Richardson, butcher of Ingrave, born c.1751, had a house & shop and 10 then 50 acres of freehold land in Ingrave						J11, J21


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^9/5Thomas Richardson			of Margaretting
-1716

		Married Sarah					J3
		Father of	Thomas^8/3	c.1704			J3
		Buried 12 Mar 1716 at Margaretting					J2
		(No will found)					J5



Wife ^9/6Sarah
1718	Married ²Richard Bannister 5 Oct 1718 at Margaretting						J2, J3
1723	She gave consent for her 20-year old son Thomas to marry Mary Phillips by Essex licence						J3



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^7/3 William Durrant			Yeoman of East Tilbury, Essex
1746-1773			Son of John and Mary Durrant

						Age	Source
		Born 1746. Baptised 21 Feb at South Ockendon St Nicholas					J3, J2
		Married Ann Biggs 29 Dec 1765 at Little Warley by Essex licence. They both signed the register				19	J2, J3
		Father of	Ann ^6/2	baptised 7/5/1766 at East Tilbury		20	J2
			William	baptised 28/5/67 East Tilbury (buried 25 Oct 1767 at South Ockendon)		21	J2, J2
			Mary	baptised 6/4/69 at East Tilbury		23	J2
			Sarah	baptised 10/10/70 East Tilbury (buried 18 Jan 1773 at South Ockendon)		24	J2, J2
			John	baptised 10/6/72 East Tilbury (buried 27 Mar 1779 at South Ockendon)		26	J2, J2
		Died late Dec 1773				27	J5
		Buried 3 Jan 1774 at South Ockendon					J2


1765	A farmer of East Tilbury. Married with consent of his father John Durrant and his wife's mother Elizabeth Biggs					19	J3
	Of Gobions Farm, East Tilbury (note from Marian Squier 1850-1934). Later the Old School House, now a park (Pinterest 2020)						A11, ww
1773	A yeoman of East Tilbury. Had a leasehold farm with horses, cattle, corn and hay					27	J5
1773	Dec 25. He willed that his farming business should be carried on by his wife Ann. Appointed her brother Thomas Biggs executor and one of the trustees of funds for the children. His will was witnessed by his father John Durrant and Samuel Richardson (who married Sarah Biggs^8/7B)					27	J5
1774	His will was proved at Chelmsford in January						J5


Wife Ann Biggs 1745- Daughter of Thomas & Elizabeth Biggs

1745	Baptised 18 July at Little Warley						J2
1765	A spinster of Little Warley age 20					20	J3
1773 Dec	Her husband William died, he willed that she should carry on their farming business					28	J5
1787-1791	Occupied her mother's former property in Little Warley, rent £77. The property was subsequently occupied by her daughter's husband ^6/1William Squier				42-46		J20
1788	A widow of Little Warley					43	J2
1788	She married Bezaliel Bridge, widower of ^7/5AAlice Westwood, at Little Warley by licence (licence not found)					43	J2
1790	Bezaliel Bridge owned and occupied property in Horndon on the Hill, rent £9						J21
1798	Bezaliel Bridge, surgeon and apothecary, sold Salmons Garden, a 1-rood orchard with a messuage, and Meg's Croft, 3 acres, copyhold of the manor of Arden Hall in Horndon on the Hill, to ^6/1William Squier						J37
1799-1800	Bezaliel Bridge occupied the messuage in Horndon on the Hill now owned by ^6/1William Squier, rent £9						J21
1804	Bezaliel Bridge was buried 23 Sept at Horndon on the Hill (age about 65)						J2, J3


Daughter Mary 1769-1799

1789	Married ^7/1GJohn Squier, brother of William Squier who married her sister Ann					20	J2


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^8/5 John Durrant (junior)			Carpenter of South Ockendon, Essex
1714-1795
						Age	Source
		Born around 1714					J11
		Married Mary					J2
		Father of	Sarah	bap 14/7/1738 S. Ockendon		23	J2, J5
			Mary	bap 8/6/1740 S. Ockendon		25	J2, J5
			William	bap 26/6/1743 S. Ockendon (buried 12 Nov 1743 at South Ockendon)		28	J2, J2
			William ^7/8	bap 21/2/1746 S. Ockendon		31	J2
		Buried 23 Nov 1795 at South Ockendon St Nicholas				80	J2


1738-1746	Of South Ockendon				23-31		J2
1752	House carpenter of South Ockendon. He bound John Cunison as his apprentice					37	H40
1753	Carpenter of South Ockendon. He bound Thomas Arris as his apprentice					38	H40
1755	Consented to the marriage of his daughter Sarah at South Ockendon					40	J2
1759-1772	Carpenter of South Ockendon. He had freehold property in South Ockendon, 10 acres in 1759, 20 acres by 1768 (age 55), 20 acres in 1772 (age 59)				44-57		J11
1765	Carpenter of South Ockendon. He consented to the marriage of his son William and witnessed the marriage					50	J3, J2
1768	Freeholder of South Ockendon. Voted for Hartley and Houblon in the poll					53	H12
1773	He witnessed his son William's will					58	J5
1774	Freeholder of South Ockendon. Eligible to vote in poll for knights of the shire					59	J12
1780,1783	Yeoman of South Ockendon. Still had 20 acres of freehold property there (age 69, 70)				65,68		J11
1781-1785	Owned property in South Ockendon occupied by Thomas Sweeting, rent £8				66-70		J21
1793	(The property in South Ockendon was now owned and occ by Thos Sweeting)					78	J21
1795 Mar	Carpenter of South Ockendon. He bequeathed two cottages below the Wheelers shop in South Ockendon to his wife Mary and End Cottage and North End Cottage to his daughter Mary Hancock					80	J5
1795 Dec	His will was proved at Chelmsford by wife Mary, sole executrix						J5


Wife Mary -1798
1795	She was still alive in 1795, executor of her husband's will						J5
1798	Buried July 15 at South Ockendon						J2


Daughter Sarah 1738-
1755	Married Samuel Benton 4 Apr at South Ockendon by Faculty Office licence, with her father's consent					17	J2, J5, fmp3
1755-1773	Mother of Phillip, Samuel, Elizabeth, John, Aaron, William and Sarah Benton, baptised at South Ockendon				17-35		J2
1779	Mother or grandmother of Richard Durrant Benton?					41	J2


Daughter Mary 1740-
	Married ¹ Atkins						J2
1770	Married ² William Hancock 18 May at South Ockendon					30	J2, J5



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^?? John Durrant or Derwent			senior, of South Ockendon
-1754
						Age	Source

		Married Mary Long 28 Sept 1719 at South Ockendon by licence (licence not found at Essex, Bishop of London, Faculty Office or Vicar General)					J2
		Father of	Thomas	bap 30/6/1720 S. Ockendon			J2
			Mary	bap 1/6/1723 S. Ockendon			J2
			William	bap 13/6/1725 S. Ockendon (buried 17 July 1725 at South Ockendon)			J2, J2
			Robert	bap 9/7/1727 S. Ockendon (buried 6 Dec 1727 at South Ockendon)			J2, J2
			Peter	bap 24/5/1731 S. Ockendon			J2
			William	bap 26/6/1734 S. Ockendon (buried 19 Oct 1734 at South Ockendon)			J2, J2
		Buried 10 Jan 1754 at South Ockendon					J2

1720-1734	Of South Ockendon						J2
1737	His wife Mary was buried 30 April at South Ockendon						J2


Probably son Thomas 1720-1744
1744	A young man, carpenter of this parish, buried 19 Feb at South Ockendon					23	J2


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^8/7 Thomas Biggs			Husbandman of Little Warley, Essex,
1709-1757			churchwarden and overseer of the poor
			Son of Thomas and Maria Biggs

						Age	Source
		Baptised 2 Oct 1709 at Matching St Mary					J2
		Married Elizabeth Ross 6 Oct 1737 at High Laver by banns				28	J2
		Father of	Elizabeth	baptised 23/7/1738 at Stapleford Tawney		29	J2
			Thomas	baptised 24/2/1739_/40 at Stapleford T'ney		31	J2
			Sarah	baptised 21/3/1741_/2 at Stapleford Tawney		32	J2
			Ann ^7/4	baptised 18/7/1745 at Little Warley		35	J2
			James	baptised 2/8/1747 at Little Warley (buried 25 Oct 1747 at Little Warley)		37	J2, J2
			John	baptised 23/12/1748 at Little.Warley		38	J2
			George	baptised 21/5/1752 at Little.Warley		43	J2
			Mary	baptised 3/6/1754 Lit. Warley (probably 'a child' buried 22/3/1764 Little Warley)		45	J2, J2
		Buried 31 Oct 1757 at Little Warley St Peter				48	J2


1734	Abode in Matching, he had freehold property in Matching. Voted for Sir Robert Abdy and Thomas Bramston Esq in the county poll					25	H12
1737	Of Greenstead (4 miles from Matching)					28	J2
1738-1742	Of Stapleford Tawney (halfway between Matching and Little Warley)				29-32		J2
1749-1757	Ratepayer of Little Warley, rent £75 then £70				40-48		J20
1749-1750	Churchwarden of Little Warley (20 miles from Matching)				40-41		J20
1750-1757	Overseer of the poor of Little Warley. Signed the poor rate book				41-48		J20
1756	He purchased £300-worth of Bank of England 3½ % annuities					47	BoE5
1757	A husbandman of Little Warley					48	BoE5
1757	Administration was granted 25 Nov at Doctors' Commons to his widow Elizabeth						BoE5


Wife ^8/8Elizabeth Ross 1709-1786 Daughter of William and Elizabeth Ross,
			Overseer of the poor of Little Warley

1709	Baptised 4 Dec at Matching						J2
1737	Of High Laver (3 miles from Matching)					28	J2
1757	Widow. She took over her husband's role as overseer of the poor					48	J20
1757-1780	Overseer of the poor for Little Warley. She signed the poor rate book				48-71		J20
	Her son John had to receive her payments for the work of overseer						PShak.
1765	Widow of Little Warley. She consented to the marriage of her daughter Ann age 20 to William Durrant					56	J3
1781-1786	She occupied a property in Little Warley rent £64 with land in Childerditch rent £4, owned by Madam then George Gibson				72-77		J21
1786	Buried 14 Dec at Little Warley					77	J2


Daughter Elizabeth 1738-
1760	Married Thomas Offen, yeoman of Childerditch, 22 May at Childerditch by Essex licence					21	J3
1761-1775	Mother of 11 children baptised at Childerditch				23-37		J2
1768	Thomas Offen of Childerditch had freehold property there					30	H12
1773	Her son William and daughter Elizabeth Offen were buried at Childerditch					35	J2


Son Thomas 1740-1821 Farmer of South Weald, Essex
1763-1768	Of Little Warley. He had freehold property in Matching. Voted for Maynard and Luther in the county poll				23-28		J12
1768	Married Jane Finch at Little Warley by licence [licence not found]					28	J2
1771-1780	Of South Ockendon				31-40		J2
1771-1780	Father of George 1771, Sarah 1772 (buried Nov 24), North 1773, Ruth 1777 (married Christopher Taffs), Anne 1778 (married Mr Livermore), Sarah 1779 (spinster in 1814) and James 1780, all baptised at South Ockendon				31-40		J2, D5
	Also father of Thomas and John						D5
1773	He was appointed an executor and trustee of funds by his sister's husband ^7/3William Durrant					33	J5
1814	A farmer. He occupied a leasehold farm in South Weald and Doddinghurst					74	D5
1814	He willed his estate equally between his seven children					74	D5
1821	Died in June in his 82nd year. Memorial at Little Warley					81	J4
1821	His will was proved at PCC by sons Thomas and George						D5


Daughter Sarah 1742-1774
1760	Married ^8/3DSamuel Richardson 21 Feb at Downham by Essex licence, with consent of her mother Elizabeth Biggs					18	J2, J3
1774	Possibly buried 22 Oct at Little Warley					32	J2





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^9/13 Thomas Biggs			of Matching


						Age	Source

		Married Mary/Maria					J2
		Father of	Thomas^8/7	1709, baptised 2 Oct at Matching			J2
			Mary	1710, baptised Oct at Matching			J2
			John	1712, baptised Jan at Matching			J2





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^9/15 William Ross			of Matching
1684-			Possibly son of Edward and Frances

						Age	Source
		Possibly baptised 10 June 1684 at Great Dunmow (12 miles)					J2
		Married Elizabeth (possibly Elizabeth Hopkins 1705 at Aldham (50 miles))					J2, J2
		Father of	Elizabeth^8/8	1709, baptised 4 Dec at Matching		25	J2
			Maria	1712, baptised Apr at Matching		28	J2
			William	1719, baptised Aug at Matching		35	J2




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	Associated families - not direct ancestors

Blyth
						Age	Source

1885	Mary Blyth married Joseph Ernest Squier ^4/1F						A3/95
1900-02	Isabel, Katherine Emma & Edith Blyth all married sons of William Squier ^5/1G						A3/95
1898-1912	Blyth & Squier, brewers & maltsters of Stanford le Hope						G7
1914-17	Blyth & Squier, corn merchants of Stanford le Hope						G7
1898-1902	Thomas Worrin Blyth, farmer of Hassingbrook Hall, Stanford le Hope						G7
1906-22	Samuel Blyth, farmer of Hassingbrook Hall, Stanford le Hope						G7
1949	(Guy Worrin Squier, farmer of Hassingbrook Hall, Stanford le Hope)						A3/95


Hardy/Hardee

1732	Sarah Squier (sister of William^8/1) married John Hardy the younger, brickmaker of Great Burstead						J2
1735	John Hardee bond with James French for marriage to Alice Clark, Sarah's sister						J3
1765	Sarah (above) buried at Little Burstead						J2

1751	Alice Squier (sister of John^7/1) married Nathaniel Hardee of Ingrave						J3
1755	Nathaniel Hardee bond for ^7/1John Squier's marriage to Jenny Turtle						J3
1765	Nathaniel Hardee witnessed marriage Parker & Clift at East Horndon						J2
1778	Sarah Squier witnessed marriage of Sarah Hardee (dau of Nathaniel and Alice?)						V
1781	Nathaniel, Mary and Ann Hardee witnessed marriage ^7/1FSarah Squier and Thomas Richardson						J2
1801	Alice Hardee of Southweald married William Best junior of East Horndon						J2

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