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Charles Harman, son of unknown father and Sarah Anne Harman
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Date
Type
Information
Source
 
1832
Born
In the Parish of Buxted, Sussex
IGI - Family Search
Batch J15204-2
 
26th August 1832
Christened
At St. Margaret's Church in the Parish of Buxted, Sussex
IGI - Family Search
Batch J15204-2
 
6th June 1841
Census
At St Johns in the Parish of Withyham, Sussex; Charles Harman, M, age 9, born Sussex
1841 Census
Withyham, Sussex
 
5th April 1891
Census
At High Common in the Parish of Buxted, Sussex; Charles Harmer, M, Lodger, widowed, age 58, born Buxted, Sussex; occupation: farm labourer
1891 Census
Buxted, Sussex

Ancestor's report
No descendent's report
Harman, Harmen, Harmon, Hermon family records
The ancestral pedigree of Charles Harman
  
 unknown father
Not marriedSarah Anne 
   b: c 1810 
  
  
 Charles 
 b: 1832 Buxted, Sussex
ch: 26th Aug 1832 St. Margaret's Church		 
 
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record

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