Mary Langridge

[Jill]

Name - "official" name and what they were known as
Mary Langridge
Date and place of birth
Abt 1724 (from age on gravestone), Horsted Keynes, Sussex
Names of parents
George Langridge
Date and place of baptism - if applicable
14 Feb 1723/24 St Giles, Horsted Keynes
Details of each of his or her marriages - if any
6 Apr 1763 St Giles, Horsted Keynes, Sussex to John Jenner, witnesses John Holford and John Langridge
Occupation(s) - if any
-
Addresses where they lived (including county if in UK) - and please list which censuses you have or haven't found him/her on (if s/he lived in census times!).
Tremaines farm, Horsted Keynes, Sussex
Date, place and cause of death
16 Apr 1800 St Giles, Horsted Keynes
Date and place of burial.
23 Apr 1800 St Giles, Horsted Keynes, Sussex
Details of will / administration of their estate - if applicable
-
Memorial inscription - if any
"In memory of/Mary Jenner wife of/John Jenner/who died April 16 1800/Aged 76 years/also John Jenner/who died May 12 1808 aged 80 years"

Link to son Robert

Link to husband John Jenner

Link to father George Langridge

[Jill]

While working on Mary's father for the Take 6x Great Grandparents thread I noticed several other trees with Mary in them on Ancestry, all of whom have 1743 for her birth and a different father.

My dob for her is because her age is on her gravestone, which I photographed, and several of these trees have a gravestone photo but have not taken that age at death into account, and would explain why she only had 3 children - because she married aged 40

[maryphil]

If you ever find yourself in Kent, I've got a large Langridge tree, my mother-inlaw was a Langridge from Ramsgate

[Jill]

Thanks maryphil, I think these Langridges go back to East Grinstead which is very close to Edenbridge which is in Kent.

[maryphil]

Jill
I've got a tree on,Ancestry I can invite you to.
Can you pm me with your email address.
Won't be until later on today as helping OH this afternoon

[Jill]

Thanks, I'll bear that in mind if I manage to push the Langridges into Kent.