| Generation No. 1 | |||
| 1. Sarah Maria Jenner Akehurst [Jenner] was the daughter of Amos Jenner Akehurst, bricklayer and Elizabeth Jenner [Keeley]. She was born 1865 at Burwash, Sussex; christened 2nd Apr 1865 at St. Bartholomew's Church, Burwash, Sussex, daughter of Amos Jenner (labourer) & Elizabeth Jenner | |||
| i | William Charles who was born 1884 at Burwash, Sussex; christened 3rd Jan 1884 St. Bartholomew's Church, Burwash, Sussex, daughter of Sarah Jenner; died Aug 1884 Burwash, Sussex, aged 8 months; buried 27th Aug 1884 Burwash, Sussex | ||
| She married William Jenner Akehurst, farm labourer on c Feb 1885, registered at Ticehurst District, Sussex, ref: 1885 Q1 Vol 2b Page 157. He was born 1861 at Burwash, Sussex; christened 6th Jan 1861 at St. Bartholomew's Church, Burwash, Sussex, son of Charles Jenner (labourer) & Elizabeth Jenner. They had the following children: | |||
| i | Elizabeth Jenner who was born 9th Aug 1885 at Burwash, Sussex; christened 1st Nov 1885 St. Bartholomew's Church, Burwash, Sussex, daughter of William Jenner-Akehurst (labourer) & Sarah Maria Jenner-Akehurst | ||
| ii | Sarah Maria Jenner who was born 23rd Dec 1887 at Burwash, Sussex; christened 5th Feb 1888 St. Bartholomew's Church, Burwash, Sussex, daughter of William Jenner Akehurst (farm labourer) & Sarah Maria Akehurst | ||
| iii | Alice Jenner who was born 23rd Jul 1890 at Mottingsden, Burwash, Sussex; christened 7th Sep 1890 St. Bartholomew's Church, Burwash, Sussex, daughter of William Jenner Akehurst (farm labourer) & Sarah Maria Akehurst | ||
| iv | Bertram Jenner who was born 19th Dec 1894 at Mottensden, Burwash, Sussex; christened 17th Feb 1895 St. Bartholomew's Church, Burwash, Sussex, son of William Jenner Akehurst (labourer) & Sarah Maria Akehurst | ||
| v | Wilfred Jenner who was born 11th Feb 1898 at Burwash, Sussex; christened 18th Mar 1898 St. Bartholomew's Church, Burwash, Sussex, son of William Jenner Akehurst (labourer) & Sarah Maria Akehurst | ||
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