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Ancestry report for Ann Holman [Denman], daughter of Thomas Denman and Sarah Denman [Potter]

Generation No. 1
1. Ann Holman [Denman] was the daughter of (2) Thomas Denman and (3) Sarah Denman [Potter]. She was born 1822 at Worth, Sussex; christened 19^th Dec 1822 at Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex; died c 1895
i	William who was born 1844 Worth, Sussex; christened 12^th May 1844 Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex
ii	John Holman who was born 1849 Worth, Sussex; christened 22^nd Apr 1849 Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex
She married William Holman on 1854. He was born c 1820. They had the following children:
i	Ann who was born c Aug 1854 Turners Hill, Sussex; christened 3^rd Sep 1854 All Saints, Crawley Down, Sussex
ii	Henry who was born 1855 Turners Hill, Sussex; christened 2^nd Sep 1855 All Saints, Crawley Down, Sussex
iii	Mary Jane who was born 1859 Turners Hill, Sussex; christened 3^rd Apr 1859 All Saints, Crawley Down, Sussex
iv	Edward who was born 1862 Turners Hill, Sussex; christened 4^th May 1862 All Saints, Crawley Down, Sussex

Generation No. 2
2. Thomas Denman He was born 1779 to 1785; died 1841
He married Sarah Potter on 1804. She was born 1784 to 1790; died before 1841. They had the following children:
i	John who was born 1814
ii	Thomas who was born 1816 Sevenoaks, Kent; christened 3^rd Mar 1816 St. Nicholas Parish Church, Sevenoaks, Kent; died 1904
iii	William who was born 1818 Worth, Sussex; christened 5^th Jul 1818 Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex
iv	Mary who was born 1820 Worth, Sussex; christened 14^th May 1820 Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex; died 1881
v	Ann who was born 1822 Worth, Sussex; christened 19^th Dec 1822 Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex; died c 1895
vi	Harriet who was born 1822 Worth, Sussex; christened 19^th Dec 1822 Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex; died 1879
vii	James who was born 1825 Worth, Sussex; christened 9^th Jul 1825 Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex; died c 1873
viii	Sarah who was born 1827 Worth, Sussex; christened 5^th Jan 1828 Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex; died c 1910
ix	Henry who was born 1828 Worth, Sussex; christened 5^th Jan 1828 Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex; died 18^th May 1828

3. Sarah Denman [Potter] She was born 1784 to 1790; died before 1841
She married Thomas Denman on 1804. He was born 1779 to 1785; died 1841. They had the following children:
i	John who was born 1814
ii	Thomas who was born 1816 Sevenoaks, Kent; christened 3^rd Mar 1816 St. Nicholas Parish Church, Sevenoaks, Kent; died 1904
iii	William who was born 1818 Worth, Sussex; christened 5^th Jul 1818 Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex
iv	Mary who was born 1820 Worth, Sussex; christened 14^th May 1820 Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex; died 1881
v	Ann who was born 1822 Worth, Sussex; christened 19^th Dec 1822 Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex; died c 1895
vi	Harriet who was born 1822 Worth, Sussex; christened 19^th Dec 1822 Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex; died 1879
vii	James who was born 1825 Worth, Sussex; christened 9^th Jul 1825 Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex; died c 1873
viii	Sarah who was born 1827 Worth, Sussex; christened 5^th Jan 1828 Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex; died c 1910
ix	Henry who was born 1828 Worth, Sussex; christened 5^th Jan 1828 Worth Parish Church, Worth, Sussex; died 18^th May 1828

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