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From: "Bob E" <>
Subject: Re: [SRY] Laleham registers
Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 16:03:15 -0400
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Bob,

Apologies for butting in and I can offer no suggestions for your
information, but I was interested in the WICKS line. A James WICKS
who was likely born around 1770 popped up in Croydon circa 1803 -1817
with a Mary (who may have been a Russell or a Brasier) and had at
least one child, Mary Ann Brasier Wicks, christened at St John 29
August, 1817. I have not found a marriage and do not have a clue
where James originated although I suspect Crowhurst - but without any
proof. Does any of this rambling fit with what you have found?

Bob

On 9/23/08, Bob Brock <> wrote:
> I have recently been doing some research on the WICKS family of Laleham

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