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Seaford success
9:56am Wednesday 6th August 2008
Brian Jeffries emails from Australia: “I have had so many replies to my request to locate my parents’ old home in Seaford, I have found out all I needed to know.
“I’d like to thank all the people who made contact as for some reason many did not give return email addresses or home addresses so I could not respond personally.
“Thank you to The Argus, too.”
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marilyn sweeney, christchurch . NZ says...
3:42pm Fri 12 Sep 08
Heathfield early 1800 their eldest son AAron John Jarman married
Mary Miller ( her parents Sarah and Benjamen)in Brighton and they lived in George street Hove.Their eldest daughter Esther married Thomas Cottrell 1869 in Hove and thomas's
sister Harriet cottrell married ? Barber 1870. Jarmes and Frances stayed around Heathfield area on a farm , another 2 sons were on farms in this area as well.Can anyone help?
Thank You.