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George Ranger, son of Thomas Ranger and Mary Ranger [Grayling]
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Date
Type
Information
Source
 
1740/41
Born
In the Parish of Waldron, Sussex
Waldron Parish Registers
 
19th Jan 1740/41
Christened
At All Saints' Church in the Parish of Waldron, Sussex; son of Thos. Ranger & Mary Ranger
Waldron Parish Registers
 
May 1765
Died
In the Parish of Waldron, Sussex; aged 24 years
Waldron Burial Registers
 
22nd May 1765
Buried
At All Saints' Church in the Parish of Waldron, Sussex
Waldron Burial Registers

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The ancestral pedigree of George Ranger
  
 Thomas Rangerm: 19th Jan 1740/41 St. Giles Church, Dallington, SussexMary Grayling 
 b: c 1715  b: c 1715 
  
  
 George 
 b: 1740/41 Waldron, Sussex
ch: 19th Jan 1740/41 All Saints' Church
d: May 1765 Waldron, Sussex
bur: 22nd May 1765 All Saints' Church, Waldron, Sussex		 
 
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