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Burial Register for St Bartholomew's Church, Burwash 1857-1888 Surname First Name 2Nd Name Sexabode When Buried Age Infants Buried by Additional Information

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Burial Register for St Bartholomew's Church, Burwash 1857-1888 Surname First Name 2Nd Name Sexabode When Buried Age Infants Buried by Additional Information Burial Register for St Bartholomew's Church, Burwash 1857-1888 Surname First name 2nd name Sex Abode When buried Age Infants Buried by Additional information Russell James M Burwash 07/17/1857 64 Egerton Noakes James M Burwash 08/17/1857 73 Egerton Farmer. Smell very offensive, ought to have been buried on Saturday Relf Ann F Ticehurst Union 08/17/1857 22 Egerton Edwards Ellen Gother F Burwash 10/20/1857 Infant Egerton Pankhurst Caroline F Burwash 11/01/1857 39 Egerton Sinden Sarah F Burwash 11/29/1857 82 Egerton Heathfield Henry M Burwash 12/05/1857 49 Egerton Whybourn Rose Ann F Burwash 12/07/1857 23 Egerton Salmon Harriet F Burwash 12/07/1857 26 Egerton Mepham Mary F Burwash 12/07/1857 47 Egerton Pope Elizabeth F Burwash 12/11/1857 Infant Egerton Dann Ellen F Burwash 12/19/1857 43 Egerton Noakes John M Burwash 01/15/1858 67 Towers Isted Anna F Burwash 01/20/1858 1 Egerton Eastwood William M Burwash 01/30/1858 74 Egerton Road haulier Waterhouse Samuel M Burwash 01/30/1858 65 Egerton Sutton Hannah F Burwash 02/25/1858 94 Egerton Sweetman Mary F Salehurst 03/15/1858 39 Egerton Boorman Edward F Burwash 03/22/1858 76 Egerton Smith James M Burwash 03/29/1858 10mths Egerton Jenner Walter M Burwash 04/01/1858 Infant Egerton Barrow Richard M Burwash 04/03/1858 45 Egerton Headstone states age as 47 years. Collins Henry M Burwash 04/13/1858 55 Egerton Akhurst Alma Jenner F Burwash 05/07/1858 11 mths Egerton Aspden William M Burwash 05/24/1858 81 Egerton Jarratt Matilda F Burwash 06/03/1858 25 Egerton Wroton Mary F Burwash 06/03/1858 31 Egerton Edwards Sarah F Burwash 08/28/1858 64 Egerton Sands Stephen M Burwash 09/04/1858 68 Egerton Post mortem. The poor will seldom allow such a thing… I am thankful it was allowed as the man had been considered a shammer. Waterhouse Henry M Burwash 09/14/1858 63 Egerton Wish I cd. Read the service w. as much hope over more of my parishioners as I did over him. Relf Lucy F Burwash 09/16/1858 7 mths Egerton Rufall Charlotte F Greenwich 10/21/1858 21 Egerton Manktelow Ann Rush F Battle 10/23/1858 76 Egerton Wells Walter M Burwash 12/02/1858 2 Egerton Carey Sarah Jane F Burwash 12/09/1858 26 Egerton Howle Naomi F Burwash 12/21/1858 8 Egerton Newington William M Burwash 12/31/1858 52 Egerton First funeral I ever had where the coffin wd.not go into the grave wh. In this case had to be lengthened. Haffenden George M Burwash 01/04/1859 51 Gould Mepham Mary Ann F Burwash 01/05/1859 70 Gould Elliott Hannah F Burwash 01/21/1859 28 Gould Simes Martha Mary F Burwash 01/31/1859 17 Egerton Newington Mary F Burwash 02/11/1859 79 Egerton Pettitt Elizabeth F Burwash 02/12/1859 3 Egerton Relf Frances F Burwash 02/12/1859 29 Egerton Vidler Jane Hopperton F Burwash 02/21/1859 Infant Egerton Carey Walter Milner Gibson M Burwash 02/28/1859 87 Egerton Lulham Elizabeth F Burwash 03/08/1859 62 Egerton Stevenson Leolin M Heathfield 03/26/1859 Infant Egerton Jarvis James M Burwash 04/02/1859 10 Egerton Eastwood Thomas M Burwash 04/05/1859 62 Egerton Was living in sin I fear up to the last Hepden Henry M Burwash 04/06/1859 7 Egerton Eastwood George M Burwash 04/25/1859 38 Egerton "Totty", his death seemed to create quite a sensation amongst his mates Parsons Thomas M Burwash 04/28/1859 90 Egerton Hyland David M Burwash 04/29/1859 72 Egerton Knowles Philip M Burwash 06/14/1859 Infant Gould Pennells Benjamin M Burwash 07/03/1859 56 Egerton Hawkins Elizabeth F Burwash 07/07/1859 83 Egerton Watson John M Burwash 08/20/1859 76 Gould King Mary Anne F Burwash 08/22/1859 48 Egerton Harmer James M Burwash 08/27/1859 2 Egerton Balcomb Henry M Burwash 08/31/1859 6 Gould Balcomb Susan F Burwash 08/31/1859 4 Gould Balcomb Alice F Burwash 08/31/1859 3 Gould Watson Thomas Anthony M Burwash 09/09/1859 65 Egerton Honeysett Sally F Burwash 09/19/1859 Infant Egerton Wood John M Burwash 09/19/1859 84 Egerton Dann John M Burwash 09/27/1859 24 Hayley Balcomb Charles Richard M Burwash 10/09/1859 2 Egerton Hooker Ann F Burwash 11/01/1859 52 Egerton Oliver Harriet F Sevenoaks 11/04/1859 85 Egerton Thompson Henry Wood M Burwash 11/14/1859 4 Egerton Snashall Fanny F Burwash 11/20/1859 Infant Egerton Boorman Charlotte F Wadhurst 12/13/1859 73 Egerton Taylor Charlotte F Burwash 12/28/1859 25 Egerton Dann Jesse M Burwash 01/02/1860 68 Gould Farmer. Relfe Elizabeth F Burwash 01/14/1860 77 Gould Ryley James M Burwash 01/16/1860 69 Egerton Ryley or Riley or Reilly; an old Irish RC long resident in Burwash. Cane Hannah F Rotherfield 01/20/1860 72 Egerton Weston Ann F Burwash 01/26/1860 68 Egerton Pankhurst James M Burwash 02/20/1860 59 Egerton Head Harriet F Burwash 02/22/1860 Infant Egerton Gilbert Edmund M Burwash 02/28/1860 Infant Egerton Relfe Mary F Burwash 02/28/1860 10 Egerton Russell Francis M Burwash 03/02/1860 82 Egerton King Sarah Eunice F Burwash 03/10/1860 Infant Egerton Bond Mary F Burwash 03/23/1860 43 Egerton Honeysett Hester F Burwash 04/13/1860 7 Egerton Knight John M Burwash 04/17/1860 Infant Hayley Head Charles M Burwash 04/21/1860 2 Egerton Russell Benjamin M Burwash 05/28/1860 Infant Gould Stevenson John Joseph M Heathfield 05/28/1860 Infant Gould Sawyer Mary F Burwash 06/02/1860 Infant Gould Newington Samuel M Burwash 06/09/1860 72 Gould Ellis Sarah F Edenbridge 06/30/1860 65 Egerton Fuller Anne F Burwash 06/30/1860 29 Egerton Pilbeam Deborah F Hastings 07/20/1860 85 Egerton Edwards Sally F Burwash 08/02/1860 42 Egerton Russell Isabelle F Burwash 08/02/1860 29 Egerton Pagden Henry M Burwash 08/05/1860 51 Egerton Tournay Eleanor F Burwash 09/10/1860 56 Gould Land Proprietor(1851 Census) Dann Anne F Burwash 09/29/1860 32 Egerton Ellis John Cruttenden M Burwash 10/05/1860 57 Egerton Wood Elizabeth Wood F Burwash 10/10/1860 39 Egerton Standen Thomas M Rotherfield 10/20/1860 71 Egerton Luck Thomas M Burwash 10//26/1860 57 Egerton Farmer (1851 census) Barrow Lucy F Burwash 11/16/1860 73 Egerton Pilbeam Robert M Burwash 11/24/1860 34 Egerton Snashall William M Burwash 12/01/1860 55 Egerton Baldrek Frances F Burwash 12/27/1860 69 Egerton Pope Mary F Burwash 12/28/1860 5 Egerton Gouldsmith Joseph M Burwash 01/12/1861 85 Hayley Eastwood Ruth M Burwash 01/12/1861 57 Egerton Blackford George M Burwash 02/13/1661 73 Egerton Simes Mercy F Burwash 02/19/1861 20 Egerton Parsons Horace M Burwash 02/23/1861 23 Egerton Pankhurst John M Burwash 03/16/1861 67 Egerton Pope Eliza F Burwash 03/29/1861 10 Egerton Pope Lucy F Burwash 04/30/1861 2 Egerton Christian Sibyl F Burwash 05/01/1861 67 Egerton Wordsell Rebecca F Ticehurst Union 05/06/1861 40 Gould Pope Elizabeth F Burwash 05/14/1861 1 Egerton Woodsell Thomas M Burwash 05/23/1861 3 Gould Pennels Ellen Makelia F Burwash 05/30/1861 4 Gould Pope Caroline M Burwash 06/07/1861 8 Egerton Pope Mary Ann F Burwash 07/07/1861 32 Egerton Tester Edward M Burwash 08/17/1861 8 Egerton Pope Charles M Burwash 08/30/1861 Infant Egerton Buss Thomas James M Burwash 09/13/1861 Infant Egerton Pankhurst Emily F Hawkhurst 09/19/1861 24 Egerton Fenner Emily F Burwash 10/05/1861 23 Gould Page William M Ticehurst Union 10/09/1861 62 Egerton Bond Harriett F Ticehurst Union 10/21/1861 13 Gould Buss Robert M Ticehurst Union 10/28/1861 22 Hayley Mackenzie Anne F Herstmonceux 11/04/1861 75 Gould Smith Alfred M Burwash 11/05/1861 53 Egerton Baldock Robert F St Andrews, Holborn 11//10/1861 72 Egerton Pilbeam William M Burwash 12/13/1861 36 Egerton Ellis Henry Stephen M Etchingham 12/19/1861 5 Hayley ?nnals Henry M Burwash 12/19/1861 5 Pott Vidler Anna Maria F Burwash 12/20/1861 4 Egerton Clark James M Burwash 12/23/1861 Infant Egerton Relfe William M Burwash 01/03/1862 1 Egerton Isted Elizabeth F Burwash 01/03/1862 4 Egerton Dawes Louisa F Burwash 01/04/1862 4 Egerton Wilson Mary Ann F Burwash 01/11/1862 19 Hughes Dann Harriet F Burwash 01/11/1862 6 Hughes Clarke Anne F Burwash 01/16/1862 25 Hughes Bond Seth Enus M Ticehurst Union 01/28/1862 Infant Egerton Pilbeam Richard M Burwash 02/03/1862 21 Egerton Pankhurst Alfred M Burwash 02/20/1862 Infant Egerton Hyland Hannah F Burwash 02/23/1862 16 Egerton Blunden George M Ticehurst Union 03/12/1862 67 Egerton Philcox James M Burwash 04/04/1862 79 Gould Cottingham Robert F Burwash 04/22/1862 80 Egerton Pope George M Burwash 04/24/1862 5 Egerton Pennells William M Burwash 05/03/1862 69 Egerton Pennells Ellen F Burwash 05/10/1862 15 Egerton Kemp John M Burwash 05/16/1862 21 Hayley Weston Ellen F Burwash 06/22/1862 19 Gould Fenner Eliza Jane F Burwash 06/28/1862 20 Gould Budd James M Burwash 07/16/1862 17 Egerton Relf Susan F Burwash 08/06/1862 Infant Gould Pattenden Henry M Burwash 08/10/1862 36 Egerton Campe Sarah F Burwash 08/13/1862 53 Egerton Twort Mary F Burwash 08/20/1862 67 Gould Braban Augustus Alexander M Burwash 08/22/1862 5 Egerton Blunden John M Burwash 09/29/1862 79 Egerton Postmaster (1851 Census) Bullen George M Burwash 10/09/1862 Infant Egerton Braban Winifred F Burwash 11/05/1862 60 Egerton Mepham Charity F Burwash 11/21/1862 36 Hayley Blackford Ann F Burwash 12/04/1862 74 Clarke Blackford Sophia F Burwash 01/01/1863 46 Clarke Russell Samuel M Burwash 01/05/1863 68 Clarke Fieldwick William M Burwash 01/09/1863 59 Clarke Bright Esther F Burwash 01/12/1863 64 Dransby Ellis John George Relf M Burwash 01/22/1863 Infant Dransby Maskell Ellen F Burwash 02/01/1863 7 Dransby Relf Philadelphia F Burwash 02/04/1863 72 Dransby Dawes Sarah F Burwash 02/07/1863 66 Dransby Akehurst Naomi Jenner F Burwash 03/10/1863 25 Clarke Vidler Fanny F Burwash 03/12/1863 Infant Clarke Blackford Henry William M Burwash 03/18/1863 Infant Dransby Nash Elizabeth F Burwash 03/28/1863 63 Dransby Pennells Ellen Eliza F Burwash 04/08/1863 Infant Dransby Tilley Thomas M Burwash 04/15/1863 66 Dransby Cornswall Henry M Burwash 04/21/1863 Infant Clarke King William M Burwash 05/06/1863 79 Dransby Rochester Ann Eliza F Burwash 05/11/1863 Infant Dransby Blackford Elizabeth F Burwash 06/01/1863 26 Clarke Combs Henry James M Hastings 06/10/1863 Infant Clarke Recorded as "Infant" in Register.
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