Volunteer-built single shared tree. Sourcing varies profile by profile, so treat as secondary at best; consulted here through the WikiTree API (action=getRelatives), data dated 2026-08-16.
Clara Elizabeth Barber. Born 1876 in the Macleay River district and married Robert Adams in 1902 in Kempsey.
Compiled profile. She is the only one of the ten with no index row cited here: the Chrome pass searched BARBER births with father Joseph and mother Charlotte for 1845-1875 only, so 1876 was outside the window. A re-run to 1880 should find her registration.
A LEAD, NOT A LINK, and the compiled-tree half of the argument set out in the two Icklesham citations on this person. WikiTree (API action=getRelatives, keys=Crossingham-63, getParents=1, read 2026-09-08) gives Thomas's parents as Richard Crossingham, born 29 December 1758 at Hastings and died 26 April 1847, and Martha Simmonds. That was reached here independently from the register: Richard Crossingham, labourer, married Martha SIMMONDS at Icklesham on 17 January 1780; their son baptised there in 1784 was named Willm. SIMMONDS Cressingham; a Richard Crossingham of Icklesham was buried aged 88 in May 1847; and FreeREG has a Richard Crossingham baptised 29 December 1758 at St Clement Old Town, Hastings. WikiTree's 26 April 1847 death sits nine days before that Icklesham burial, which fits. NO LINK IS PROPOSED because no record names Thomas's parents and a compiled tree may simply have made the same inference. Its Thomas dies 3 August 1846 where the register buries him on 5 December 1846, so it is not reading the burial. The Ancestry search for his baptism is in the researcher's report.
Kesiah Noakes | 04 Mar 1781 | St James the Great | Thomas NOAKES | Mary
A LEAD, not a link. WikiTree's Field-5859 research note says 'Kezia Noakes was Richard Crossingham's grandmother', and FreeREG's Sussex transcript holds one candidate baptism, quoted here in FreeREG's own column order (name, date, church, father, mother): Kesiah Noakes, 4 March 1781, St James the Great, to Thomas Noakes and Mary. She would have been 23 at the 1804 Rye marriage, which fits. But name plus county plus a plausible age is not identification, and the transcript does not say which Sussex parish 'St James the Great' is - so no parents are proposed for her.
Mary Debenham 1823-08-12 Suffolk, England, United Kingdom |d. 1913-08-07 Kempsey, New South Wales, Australia
The children list returned by the WikiTree API for John Debenham, quoted as the fields come back. Compiled, and now needed only for her DEATH: the birth is carried by the Chevington register above. Her Kempsey death of 7 August 1913 rests on this alone and would be settled by the NSW death index row, which names both parents.
A LEAD, NOT A FACT. WikiTree (API action=getRelatives, keys=Crossingham-63, getParents=1, read 2026-09-08) puts Richard's birth at Hastings on 29 December 1758 and his death on 26 April 1847, nine days before the Icklesham burial. FreeREG does hold a Richard Crossingham baptised 29 December 1758 at St Clement Old Town, Hastings, to Thomas Crossingham and Susanna - whose other children there were Thomas (1749/50), Henry (1750/51), Samuel (1752) and Sarah (1753), with Mary (1752) and James (1757) at St Margaret. That would be a further generation, but it rests on an age alone, so no baptism event and no parents are entered. Martha's death of 4 November 1809 is likewise not entered: no burial has been found for her, and she is absent from the Icklesham burial transcription.
John Martin (1846-1887). Son of Joseph Martin and Janet (Davison) Martin. Husband of Jane (Pollock) Martin. Research notes: married 1 - no information; married 2 - Jane Pollock; married 3 - Margaret Pollock; b. 1845 (?) d. 1935
Joseph Groome (aka Groom) was born in 1817 in Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire, England to Matthew Groome and Jane - he was christened on 25 Dec 1817 in Irthlingborough. ... 1817 - 24 Dec 1874, Irthlingborough
Agricultural labourer (1851 census, Irthlingborough). Christening 25 Dec 1817 cited on WikiTree to FamilySearch 'England Births and Christenings'.
Hannah Maria Pack aka Anna Maria Pack was born in about 1830 in Rushden, Northamptonshire, England to William Pack and Hannah/Anna Maria (Fisher) Pack. ... abt 03 Aug 1830 - 07 Jan 1915
House keeper in Irthlingborough at the 1851 census.
In 1871 Emily Ruth Jaquest (age 3, Scholar) lived in Finedon with her father John (34, Fruitarrian), mother Jemima [Joanna] (34) ... In 1881 Ruth E Jaquest (age 13, Scholar) lived at E Street in Finedon with her father John (43, Fruiterer), mother Joanna (44)
Vitals (1837 Burton Latimer – 1903) from the grandparent panel of WikiTree Groome-223. Fruiterer in Finedon, 1871 and 1881 censuses.
James Sloan Mills, 1884-03-14 Fleming, Saskatchewan, Canada - 1974-12-28 Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. Son of James Grainger Mills and Agnes (Sloan) Mills. Brother of Martha Mills, Samuel John Mills, Ralph Herbert Mills and Wilbur Arthur Mills.
Profile sources include 'The Luck of the Irish Sloan(e)s' by Agnes Groome (nee Mills).