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Chatham
A Family named Barling:
Margaret ANDERSON, Abt 1817
Lethem John ESSENHIGH, Abt 1824
Arthur Henry GRIMWOOD, 1868
Florence Maud GRIMWOOD, 1892
Sidney Joseph William GRIMWOOD, 9 Nov 1890
James HODGMAN, Abt 1823
Elizabeth Durance HUSBAND, 1799
Martha HUSBAND, 1802
Frederick William Henry JONES, 1836
Mary Campbell LAYTON, 1878
Ellen LIFFEN, Abt 1869
Mary MASON, 1813
Elizabeth MITCHELL, Abt 1788
John Thomas MITCHELL, 1830
Sarah MITCHELL, Abt 1794
Henry George Ashby NAYLOR, Abt 1866
Doris Lillian RODDWELL, 1905
William John Harry RODDWELL, 1902
Catherine SANDERSON, 1841
Robert Corbett SEYMORE, Abt 1804
Joseph SLOPER, 20 Apr 1806
Janet SPENCER, 22 Nov 1872
Henry Edward WHITTELL, Abt 1867
Ann BARLING, 1783
Ann BARLING, 1789
Fanny BARLING , 1786
Fanny Housley BARLING, 1793
Henry BARLING, 1727
James Dafforne BARLING, 1779
John BARLING, 1780
Martha BARLING, 1782
Mary Ann BARLING, 1776
Nathaniel Joseph BARLING, 1794
Phoebe Caroline BARLING, 1797
Polly BARLING, 1787
William BARLING, 1793
William Cotton BARLING, 1788
Also born in this area:
A Family named Floyd:
Living in this area, it is not surprising that men of this family mostly worked in seafaring trades.
Benjamin Thomas FLOYD, 1825
Edward FLOYD, 25 Apr 1822
George Wearne FLOYD, 1829
James John FLOYD, 1813
John FLOYD, 1832
Robert FLOYD, 1819
William FLOYD, 1823
The town of Chatham developed around the dockyard and army barracks, although had existed as a village for centuries before.
Other Parishes
In the News………1909
Richard Floyd and Thomas Moore in a fight at the Medway Union Workhouse.
A Family named Bate:
Elizabeth BATE, 1795
Grace BATE, 1800
Hannah BATE, 1802
James BATE, 1808
Jesse BATE, 24 Feb 1797
John BATE, 1807
Maria BATE, 28 Mar 1808
Sarah BATE, 10 Nov 1812
Sophia BATE, 1805
William Goodall BATE, 1798