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From: "Tom Lewis" <>
Subject: Re: Barbers/Manclarks/Browns/Cluttens of Badingham/Framlingham/Fressingfield.
Date: Tue, 5 Jan 1999 14:20:26 -0800

I have a John Clutton, born abt 1747, and married to Mary Barber on 8
August 1770. My records show Mary as being born abt 1751. No place of
birth of marriage is available in my records.

Their daughter Mary Clutton was born 27 Mar 1773 in Wissett, Suffolk,
England and married my third great grandfather Michael Hancer 15 Oct 1792 in
Wissett, Suffolk, England.

Other people I know that are researching Cluttons and Barbers are Nigel J.
Cooper, email , a Mr. Lawrence Barber
(), and Cindy Huffaker <>.
All of these are doing research on these lines. The information I have was
handed down to me, and my interests so far have been with other lines, so I
can't help much more than this.
Good luck, I hope this helps. If you find out we're cousins or something
let me know.

Tom

-----Original Message-----
From: M. Barber <M&>
To: <>
Date: Thursday, December 31, 1998 1:03 AM
Subject: Barbers/Manclarks/Browns/Cluttens of
Badingham/Framlingham/Fressingfield.

>Hi to everyone; wishing you all the best for the New Year from New
>Zealand.
>I am asking for help in finding the parents of James Barber b. Abt.1747
>who married Sarah Manclark on 29 September 1772 at Fref[s]singfield.
>Present at the marriage were Valentine Clutten and another James Barber.
>The former James & Sarah had at least 8 children while in Badingham;
>Sarah c.1773, John c.1774, James c.1776, Elizabeth c.1777, Henry c.1782,
>Maria c. 1787, Samuel c.1791, Susannah c.1793. John married Sarah
>Mutimer, and James married Mary Brown at Framlingham on 10 October 1800.
>James & Mary had 6 children christened in the Methodist Church
>Framlingham; Rebecca c.1801, William c.1802, Mary c.1804, Hannah C
>c.1807, Susan c.1807, Hannah c.1811.
> If anyone has any information on this Family of Barbers, Browns,
>Manclarks, or Cluttens, or can idetify the other James B. present at
>James & Sarahs marriage, I would very much like to receive a message
>from you. Even historical information on the places mentioned will be
>appreciated. Your responses will all be acknowledged.
> I thank you for reading this message, and I hope to receive your
>reply. If I can assist you with information I will be pleased to do
>so. Murray Barber, Christchurch, N.Z.
>
>______________________________

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