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Kate Brooker, daughter of Jabez William Brooker, blacksmith journeyman and Barbara Ann Brooker [Brinkhurst]
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Date
Type
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1881
Born
In the Parish of Uckfield, Sussex
Uckfield Parish Registers
 
27th February 1881
Christened
At Holy Cross Church in the Parish of Uckfield, Sussex; daughter of Jabez William (blacksmith) & Barbara Ann Brooker
Uckfield Parish Registers
 
3rd April 1881
Census
At 15 Alexander Road in the Parish of Uckfield, Sussex; Kate Brooker, F, Daughter, age 5 m, born Uckfield
1881 Census
Uckfield, Sussex

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Brooker, Broker family records
The ancestral pedigree of Kate Brooker
  
 Jabez William Brooker
blacksmith journeyman		m: Oct to Dec 1879Barbara Brinkhurst 
 b: 1859 Wivelsfield, Sussex  b: 1857 Framfield, Sussex 
  
  
 Kate 
 b: 1881 Uckfield, Sussex
ch: 27th Feb 1881 Holy Cross Church		 
 
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