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Frindsbury, a parish in the Medway area of Kent.
29 Jul 1839 Marriage solemnized at the parish church in the parish of Frindsbury in the County of Kent
No. When Married. Name and Surname. Age. Condition. Rank or Profession. Residence at the Time of Marriage Father's Name and Surname Rank or Profession of Father Twenty Caleb COOMBS, of full Bachelor Laborer Frindsbury Thomas Coombs Laborer #168 ninth of age June 1839 Sarah TURNER of full Spinster -- Frindsbury Daniel Turner Laborer age
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