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Padghams / Gaine


Looking for any information on the Padgham family and the Gaine family from Brede c 1750 or earlier.
Terri


6 responses to “Padghams / Gaine”

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    Hi Terri,
    I have just returned from a family reunion and discovered much of the family is from Brede. From the information I have Elizabeth Gayne (Gaine perhaps) married a Thomas Tamsett in September 1758. I only have information one generation before that but I do have quite a lot of information on Elizabeth’s grandson James Tamsett after he and his family arrived here in Australia in 1837. Conversely, if you or anyone else has any information on the Tamsetts from Brede, Icklesham and Udimore I would like to hear from you.

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    Hi all. I am a descendent of Thomas and Elizabeth. My ggg grandfather was Charles Tamsett, brother of James Tamsett, who also came to Australia. I would love to share what information I have which isn’t much but I do have some copies of parish register entries. Would love to hear what you already have and what I can help with.

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    Hi,
    I am so sorry it has taken this long to come back to you only I have only just discovered your message.
    Do you have Elizabeth Gaines parents as Benjamin Gaines and Elizabeth Beeny?
    Terri

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    Hello,

    I have some information re this family. My wife is a descendant of John Tamsett who married Eliz Heaselman 1 Mar 1730 in Brede. John was the g-g-father of the James Tamsett who migrated to OZ. I’d love to hear from anyone with information re descendants or ancestors of this family.

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