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James Maynard

• Marriage*: James Maynard married Anne Bean, daughter of Robert Bean and Ann Jorden, on 24 July 1732 at Bishopstone, Sussex, England, both of this parish.¹
• Residence*: On 29 March 1738 James Maynard and Anne Bean lived at Eastbourne, Sussex, England.

William Bean

• Birth*: William Bean was born circa 1630 at Sussex, England.
• Marriage License*: William Bean and Patience Durrant obtained a marriage licence on 20 September 1661 at Archdeaconry of Chichester, Sussex, England, William of Petworth, Patience a widow of Arundel.¹

Patience Durrant

• Married Name: As of 20 September 1661, her married name was Bean.
• Marriage License*: Patience Durrant and William Bean obtained a marriage licence on 20 September 1661 at Archdeaconry of Chichester, Sussex, England, William of Petworth, Patience a widow of Arundel.¹

John Morris

• Marriage*: John Morris married Ann Moor, daughter of Thomas Moor and Maria Juniper, on 26 November 1771 at Chiddingly, Sussex, England, John a widower, Ann a widow.¹

Thomas Moor

• Marriage*: Thomas Moor married Maria Juniper on 24 April 1715 at West Grinstead, Sussex, England, Thomas a widower of Cowfold, Maria of this parish.¹

Maria Juniper

• Marriage*: Maria Juniper married Thomas Moor on 24 April 1715 at West Grinstead, Sussex, England, Thomas a widower of Cowfold, Maria of this parish.¹
• Married Name: As of 24 April 1715, her married name was Moor.¹

Elizabeth (?)

• Birth*: Elizabeth (?) was born circa 1772 at England.
• Married Name: As of circa 1790, her married name was Bean.
• Marriage*: Elizabeth (?) married William Bean, son of Thomas Bean and Ann Moor, circa 1790 at England.
• (Witness) Will: Elizabeth (?) is mentioned in the will of William Bean dated 3 November 1829 at Frant, Sussex, England.
• Death*: Elizabeth (?) died in 1837 at Frant, Sussex, England.
• Burial*: Elizabeth (?) was buried on 10 February 1837 at St Alban, Frant, Sussex, England, "65 years."¹

Allen Anscomb

• Marriage*: Allen Anscomb married Frances Bean, daughter of Thomas Bean and Ann Moor, on 13 April 1790 at St Paul, Covent Garden, London, England.¹
• (Witness) Will: Allen Anscomb is mentioned in the will of William Bean dated 3 November 1829 at Frant, Sussex, England.

John Bodle

• Marriage*: John Bodle married Elizabeth Bean, daughter of John Bean and Eleanor Barrenden, on 24 April 1660 at East Grinstead, Sussex, England, John a yeoman, Elizabeth a widow.¹
• (Witness) Will: John Bodle is mentioned in the will of Henry Bean dated 18 February 1663 at East Grinstead, Sussex, England.²

Roger Tester

• Marriage*: Roger Tester married Patience Knight circa 1645 at England.
• (Witness) Will: Roger Tester is mentioned in the will of Henry Bean dated 18 February 1663 at East Grinstead, Sussex, England.¹

Thomas Bean

Parents:

• Birth: Thomas Bean was born in 1778 at Hastings, Sussex, England.
• Baptism*: Thomas Bean was baptized on 22 November 1778 at St Clement, Hastings, Sussex, England.¹
• He was the son of Henry Bean and Mary Kemp.
• Will*: Thomas Bean left a will made on 19 March 1836 at Hastings, Sussex, England.
• Will/Adm Transcript*:
• Death*: Thomas Bean died on 18 April 1836 at Hastings, Sussex, England, at age 57.
• Burial: Thomas Bean was buried on 21 April 1836 at All Saints, Hastings, Sussex, England, "57 years."²
• Probate*: His estate was probated on 26 October 1836 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex, England, Under £20.

Henry Bean

Parents:

• Baptism*: Henry Bean was baptized on 17 April 1752 at St Clement, Hastings, Sussex, England.¹
• He was the son of Thomas Bean and Ann Sargent.
• Marriage*: Henry Bean married Mary Kemp on 4 January 1776 at St Clement, Hastings, Sussex, England.²

Mary Kemp

• Marriage*: Mary Kemp married Henry Bean, son of Thomas Bean and Ann Sargent, on 4 January 1776 at St Clement, Hastings, Sussex, England.¹
• Married Name: As of 4 January 1776, her married name was Bean.¹

Thomas Bean

• Birth*: Thomas Bean was born circa 1720 at Sussex, England.
• Marriage*: Thomas Bean married Ann Sargent on 3 January 1750/51 at St Clement, Hastings, Sussex, England.¹

Ann Sargent

• Marriage*: Ann Sargent married Thomas Bean on 3 January 1750/51 at St Clement, Hastings, Sussex, England.¹
• Married Name: As of 3 January 1750/51, her married name was Bean.¹

Thomas Bean

• Birth*: Thomas Bean was born circa 1690 at England.
• Marriage*: Thomas Bean married Elizabeth Bovis on 18 December 1715 at St Clement, Hastings, Sussex, England.¹
• (Witness) Will: Thomas Bean is mentioned in the will of Thomas Bean dated 13 June 1740 at HMS Romney, England.²
• Marriage*: Thomas Bean married Ann Waun on 3 December 1741 at Rye, Sussex, England, Ann a widow.
• Occupation*: Thomas Bean was an innkeeper in 1752.
• Will*: Thomas Bean left a will made on 4 November 1752 at Rye, Sussex, England.³
• Will/Adm Transcript*: Will of Thomas Bean, Victualler of Rye, 1753
  (ESRO: PBT/1/10/3055 )
  Made: 4 November 1752
  Inventory: 21,22 November 1752, exhibited 12 Feb 1753 (ESRO: PBT 1/10/3055)
  Probate: 12 February 1753
  In the Name of God Amen I Thomas Bean of the Ancient Town of Rye in the County of Sussex Victualler, being Sick and Weak in Body, but of Perfect Memory and Understanding (praised be the Lord for the Same) Do this Fourth Day of November, in the Twenty Sixth Year of the Reign of Our Sovereign Lord George the Second, by the Grace of God, of Great Britain, France, and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith; and in the Year of Our Lord 1752; Make and Ordain this my Last Will and Testament, in manner and form following (that is to Say) First and Principally I Commend my Soul to Almighty God my Creator, Hoping and Steadfastly Believing to Receive full Pardon and Remission of all my Sins, Through the only Merits and Righteousness of my Blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, and my Body I yield to the Earth to be Decently Interred at the Discretion of my Executor Hereafter Named, and for my Worldly Estate I Dispose thereof as Follows. Item, I Give and bequeath unto my Loving Son John Bean of Rye, all my Wearing Apparel Both Linen and Woollen; Also my will and Intent, and I do hereby Order and Direct that my Loving Wife Ann Bean, Shall have the Liberty to Continue, and Dwell in the House I now Dwell in, after my Decease, and I do hereby Order that all my Household Goods Implements of Household of what kind and Nature Soever, Linen, Plate, and all the Stock of Liquor in the House, be Appraised and Valued by two Men, one to be Chosen by my wife and the other by my Executor, and my Mind and Desire is that my said Wife may have the Liberty to take and have the said Stock of Liquor, Household Goods and Effects as they shall be so Appraised and Valued by the s[ai]d Appraisers Provided She will Immediately pay to my Executor, so much Money as the s[ai]d Effects and Stock of Liquor, is Valued at more than, or over and above Forty Pounds (her Marriage Bond), But if my said wife Does Not Like to take the Stock, Goods, and Effects upon them Terms, Then, I do hereby Order and Direct that my said Executor Do Immediately after my Burial, Sell and Dispose of all the said Household Goods, Stock of Liquor, and Effects whatsoever, and pay to my S[ai]d Wife the Sum of Forty Pounds of Good and Lawfull Money of Great Britain to Discharge the said Marriage Bond: And after my Just Debts, Funeral Expences, and probat of this my Will, and my Executor, for his Expence and Trouble, are all Paid and Discharged, all the Rest, Residue, and Remainder of the Money that ariseth and is made, by the Sale of my Effects, together with all the Rest, Residue and Remainder of my Estate whether Real or Personal of what Kind and Nature Soever, and wheresoever Lying and being, I give, Devise, and Bequeath the Same, and every part thereof unto my Loving Daughters, Elizabeth Bean, Mary the wife of Joseph Burnell, and Sarah Bean, to be Equally Divided Between them Share and Share alike, and to their Heirs and Assigns for Ever. And I do hereby make, Nominate, Constitute, and Appoint my Friend Samuel Southerden of Wittersham, in the Isle of Oxney in the County of Kent Grazier, Sole Executor of this my Last Will and Testament, Hereby Revoking, all Former, and other Wills, by me made, and Declare them Void, and Do Ordain and Ratifie this to Stand and be for and as my Last Will and Testament. IN WITNESS whereof I the said Thomas Bean have to this my Last Will and Testament (Containing one Sheet of Paper) Set my Hand and Seal, the Day and Year First above Written.
  
  Thos Bean [signed]
  (Wax Seal)
  
  Signed, Sealed, Published, and Declared, by the said
  Testator, as and for his Last Will and Testament in the
  Presence of us who have Subscribed our Names as
  Witnesses hereto in his presence and at his Request.
  Wm Gosley
  Richard Jarrett
  Richd Jarrett Junr
  
  The twelfth day of February 1753
  Then was sworn Samuel Southerden sole Executor of this will to whom was committed the administration of ye Goods etc and ye burthen of ye execution thereof by Us
  W. Williams, Sur.
  
  [In the probate Act book]
  The 12th. day of February 1753
  The Will of Thomas Bean late of Rye deceased was proved upon the Oath of Samuel Southerden the only Executor in the said Will named. Inventory 101 16s 6d.
• Death*: Thomas Bean died in November 1752 at Rye, Sussex, England.
• Burial*: Thomas Bean was buried on 20 November 1752 at St Mary, Rye, Sussex, England, "innkeeper."⁴
• Probate: His estate was probated on 12 February 1753 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex, England.

Ann Waun

• Birth*: Ann Waun was born circa 1685 at England.
• Married Name: As of circa 1710, her married name was Ogle.
• Marriage*: Ann Waun married George Ogle on 27 February 1710 at London, England, (clandestine marriage.)¹
• Anecdote*: The residence for George is given as Cott Suttons Regmnt which may be a mis-spelling of Col. Sutton's Regiment. Richard Sutton was appointed Colonel of a newly raised regiment of foot on March 23, 1709. During this period, the War of the Spanish Succession was taking place, and Sutton's regiment served in Flanders and Britain.
  The fact that will of Ann Bean (previously Ogle) refers to the beneficiary Frances Wittwer as the wife of a gunner, shows a connection to the military which supports the likelihood of this marriage being the correct one.
• Married Name: As of 3 December 1741, her married name was Bean.
• Marriage*: Ann Waun married Thomas Bean on 3 December 1741 at Rye, Sussex, England, Ann a widow.
• Will*: Ann Waun left a will made on 22 April 1769 at Rye, Sussex, England.²
• Will/Adm Transcript*: Will of Ann Bean, Widow of Rye, 1771
  (ESRO: PBT/1/1/62/367)
  Made: 22 Apr 1769
  Probate: 30 Apr 1771
  In the Name of God Amen I Ann Bean of the Ancient town of Rye in the County of Sussex Widow being but weak in body but of sound and disposing mind memory and understanding (praised be God for the same) do this twenty second day of April in the ninth Year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord George the third by the grace of God of Great Britain France and Ireland King defender of the Faith &c And in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Sixty nine make and publish this my last Will and Testament in manner following First and principally I commend my Soul into the hands of Almighty God my Creator who gave it me and my body I commit to the Earth to receive a decent christian burial at the discretion of my Executor herein after named (in hopes of a joyful resurrection through the merits of my Saviour Jesus Christ) and as to my Temporal estate I dispose thereof as follows First my will and desire is that all Funeral expenses be in the first place fully paid and satisfied out of my Ready moneys and after all my just debts and Funeral expenses are paid and discharged all the rest and residue of my ready moneys I Give and bequeath unto the three Children of my late daughter Rebecca Fagg the wife of John Fagg of Lydd in the County of Kent to be equally divided amongst them share and share alike and to be paid them by my Executor herein after named as soon as they shall attain their Respective ages of one and twenty Years and if any or either of my said Grandchildren shall happen to depart this life before he she or they shall attain their age of one and twenty years then his or her share of the said money to go and be equally divided between the survivors Item I give and bequeath unto Frances Wittwer the wife of Daniel Wittwer of Rye aforesaid gunner my best silk gown one gold ring one feather bed one bolster two pillows two blankets one quilt and one pair of sheets Item I give and bequeath unto my two daughters in law Mary Burnell and Sarah Bean of Rye aforesaid all the rest and residue of my wearing apparel not hereinbefore disposed of to be equally divided between them share and share alike Item all the rest residue and remainder of my household goods and effects whatsoever and wheresoever which I have not herein before disposed of I give and bequeath unto the aforesaid Frances Wittwer nevertheless if I should happen to live to spend all my ready moneys or so much of it that there should not be sufficient left to pay and discharge my debts and funeral expenses then my mind and will is and I do hereby order and direct that my executor do sell and dispose of my wearing apparel and household goods to have money to discharge the same Item I do hereby nominate constitute and appoint Daniel Wittwer of Rye aforesaid gunner sole executor of this my last will and testament and lastly I do hereby revoke and make void all former and other wills by me at any time heretofore made IN WITNESS whereof I the said Ann Bean the testatrix have to this my last will and testament written and contained on one sheet of paper set my name and seal the day and year first above written
  The mark of × Ann Bean
  Signed sealed published and declared by the said Ann Bean for and as her last will and testament in the presence of us whose names are hereunder written who did each of us subscribe our names as witnesses at her request and in her presence and in the presence of each other.
  Richd Jarrett
  Benjn Verrier
  John Waters
  
  The Will of Ann Bean late of Rye within the Archdeaconry of Lewes Widow deceased was proved the thirtieth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy one before the Reverend William Whitear Clerk Surrogate and so forth upon the oath of Daniel Whittwer sole executor therein named To whom was committed the administration of the goods &c he being first sworn well and faithfully to administer the same and so forth.
  (Transcribed by Geoffrey Barber, 28 July 2026.)
  
• Death*: Ann Waun died in May 1770 at Rye, Sussex, England.
• Burial*: Ann Waun was buried on 9 May 1770 at Rye, Sussex, England, "widow."³
• Probate: Her estate was probated on 30 April 1771 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex, England.
• Mon-Inscr: A gravestone inscriptionfor Ann Waun was recorded as
  Here lyes ye body of
  Miles, the son of
  George and Ann
  Ogle, who dyed ye 1st
  Octobr 1731 in ye
  19th year of his age
  Also here lies one son
  and 3 daughters more
  of ye above said
  George and Ann
  Ogle Willm died
  June ye 2nd 1726 in
  ye 2nd year of his age
  Sarah died Septr 23d
  1721
  
  [Right side]
  Also here lieth the
  body of George Ogle,
  their father, who departed
  this life the
  27th of November 1740
  aged 55 years
  Also Ann his wife who
  died May ye 5th 1770
  aged 85 years.

Elizabeth Bovis

• Marriage*: Elizabeth Bovis married Thomas Bean on 18 December 1715 at St Clement, Hastings, Sussex, England.¹
• Married Name: As of 23 July 1716, her married name was Bean.
• Death*: Elizabeth Bovis died in 1739 at Rye, Sussex, England.
• Burial*: Elizabeth Bovis was buried on 4 April 1739 at St Mary, Rye, Sussex, England, "wife of Thomas."²

Mary Bean

Parents:

• Birth*: Mary Bean was born circa 1725 at England.
• She was the daughter of Thomas Bean and Elizabeth Bovis.
• Married Name: As of 24 August 1749, her married name was Burnell.
• Marriage*: Mary Bean married Joseph Burnell on 24 August 1749 at Rye, Sussex, England, Mary of Rye, Joseph of Liverpool, Lancashire, mariner.¹
• (Witness) Will: Mary Bean is mentioned in the will of Ann Waun dated 22 April 1769 at Rye, Sussex, England.²

Joseph Burnell

• Marriage*: Joseph Burnell married Mary Bean, daughter of Thomas Bean and Elizabeth Bovis, on 24 August 1749 at Rye, Sussex, England, Mary of Rye, Joseph of Liverpool, Lancashire, mariner.¹

Elizabeth Bean

Parents:

• Birth*: Elizabeth Bean was born circa 1716 at Sussex, England.
• She was the daughter of Thomas Bean and Elizabeth Bovis.

John Bean

Parents:

• Birth*: John Bean was born circa 1720 at Sussex, England.
• He was the son of Thomas Bean and Elizabeth Bovis.
• Marriage: John Bean married Elizabeth (?) circa 1740 at England.
• Death*: John Bean died in 1773 at Rye, Sussex, England.
• Will: John Bean left a will made on 8 September 1773 at Rye, Sussex, England.¹
• Will/Adm Transcript: Will of John Bean, Innkeeper of Rye, 1773
  (ESRO: PBT/1/1/62/780)
  Made: 8 Sep 1773
  Probate: 18 Nov 1773
  This is the last Will and Testament of me John Bean of the ancient Town of Rye in the County of Sussex Innkeeper made this eight day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy three and in the Thirteenth year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Third by the Grace of God of Great Britain France and Ireland King Defender of the Faith etc First and principally I commend my soul into the hands of Almighty God hoping for pardon and remission of allmy Sins and eternal life through the merits of my blessed Saviour and Redeemer Jesus Christ and my body I commit to the earth to be decently interred at the discretion of my Executors hereinafter named And as to the worldly estate and effects which God hath been pleased to bless me with I give and dispose thereof as follows First I give and Bequeath to my dear and loving wife Elizabeth Bean the Sum of Five pounds of lawful money of Great Britain and also all my Shirts and handkerchiefs Item all the rest and residue of my wearing apparel I give and bequeath unto my son John Bean Item I give and bequeath my watch unto my daughter Elizabeth Bean and my will and desire is that the above Legacies be paid and delivered within one month next after my decease Item it is my will and desire and I do hereby order and direct that my Executors hereinafter named or the Survivor of them do as soon as conveniently may be after my decease sell and dispose of all my household Goods Stock in trade chattels and effects of what kind and nature soever which I Shall have or shall anyways belong to me at the time of my decease (not hereinafter by me given and disposed of) and to apply the money arising from the sale and disposition of my goods Chattles and effects as follows that is to say first to pay and discharge thereout all my just debts funeral expences the probate of this my will the legacy and all incidental expences and the residue and remainder of the said money together with all the ready money I may have at the time of my decease or that shall be anyways due owing or belonging to me at that time I will and require my Executors or the Survivor of them to put and place out at interest on securitie or securites in their own names or in the name of the Survivor of them and that they or the Survivor of them do pay the interest and proceeds of the said money quarterly to the said Elizabeth my wife or her Assigns for and during the term of her natural Life And from and immediately after the decease of the said Elizabeth my wife I give and bequeath all the aforesaid Principal money to my aforesaid son John Bean and to my aforesaid daughter Elizabeth Bean to be equally divided between them share and share alike Item I nominate constitute and appoint James Lamb of Rye aforesaid Esquire and my said son John Bean joint Executors of this my last Will and Testament and further it is my Will and desire that my said Executors or their Executors or Admors shall not be accountable for any Loss by bad debts or insufficient securities so as such Loss do not happen by or through their wilful default or gross neglect And I do hereby desire and order that it Shall and may be lawful for my said Executors or their Executors or Admors to deduct and reimburse themselves out of my vaid [said] estate all such Loss costs charges and expences as they Shall sustain expend or be put unto from time to time in the Execution of this my Will or any thing relating thereto And Lastly I do hereby revoke and make void all former and other Wills by me at anytime heretofore made In Witness whereof I the said John Bean the Testator have to this my last Will and Testament set my hand and seal the day and year first above written — John Bean — Signed Sealed published and declared by the said John Bean the Testator as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who have subscribed our names hereto in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other — John Linfield — Abraham Ruck — Richd. Jarrett —
  The Will of John Bean late of the ancient Town of Rye within the Archdeaconry of Lewes Innkeeper deceased was proved the eighteenth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy three Before the Reverend William Whitear Clerk Surrogate and so forth Upon the oath of James Lamb and John Bean the Executors named in the said Will To whom was committed the Administration of the Goods &c they being first Sworn well and faithfully to administer the same and so forth.
  Transcribed by Geoffrey Barber, 8 July 2026.
  
• Burial*: John Bean was buried on 11 October 1773 at St Mary, Rye, Sussex, England.
• Probate: His estate was probated on 18 November 1773 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex, England.

Sarah Bean

Parents:

• Birth: Sarah Bean was born in 1729 at Rye, Sussex, England.
• Baptism*: Sarah Bean was baptized on 18 December 1729 at St Mary, Rye, Sussex, England.¹
• She was the daughter of Thomas Bean and Elizabeth Bovis.
• (Witness) Will: Sarah Bean is mentioned in the will of Ann Waun dated 22 April 1769 at Rye, Sussex, England.²

Henry Bean

Parents:

• Baptism*: Henry Bean was baptized on 30 June 1731 at St Mary, Rye, Sussex, England.¹
• He was the son of Thomas Bean and Elizabeth Bovis.
• Death*: Henry Bean died in 1732 at Rye, Sussex, England.
• Burial*: Henry Bean was buried on 10 November 1732 at St Mary, Rye, Sussex, England, "son of Thomas."²

William Bean

Parents:

• Birth*: William Bean was born circa 1727 at Sussex, England.
• He was the son of Thomas Bean and Elizabeth Bovis.
• Death*: William Bean died in February 1727 at Rye, Sussex, England.
• Burial*: William Bean was buried on 24 February 1727 at St Mary, Rye, Sussex, England, "son of Thomas."¹

George Ogle

• Birth*: George Ogle was born circa 1685 at England.
• Marriage*: George Ogle married Ann Waun on 27 February 1710 at London, England, (clandestine marriage.)¹
• Occupation*: George Ogle was a soldier on 26 September 1721.²
• Death*: George Ogle died on 27 November 1740 at Rye, Sussex, England. "55 years" (details from headstone in Rye churchyard.)
• Burial*: George Ogle was buried in December 1740 at St Mary, Rye, Sussex, England.
• Mon-Inscr: A gravestone inscriptionfor George Ogle was recorded as
  Here lyes ye body of
  Miles, the son of
  George and Ann
  Ogle, who dyed ye 1st
  Octobr 1731 in ye
  19th year of his age
  Also here lies one son
  and 3 daughters more
  of ye above said
  George and Ann
  Ogle Willm died
  June ye 2nd 1726 in
  ye 2nd year of his age
  Sarah died Septr 23d
  1721
  
  [Right side]
  Also here lieth the
  body of George Ogle,
  their father, who departed
  this life the
  27th of November 1740
  aged 55 years
  Also Ann his wife who
  died May ye 5th 1770
  aged 85 years.

Rebecca Ogle

Parents:

• Baptism*: Rebecca Ogle was baptized on 12 November 1729 at St Mary, Rye, Sussex, England.
• She was the daughter of George Ogle and Ann Waun.
• Married Name: As of 3 December 1749, her married name was Fagg.
• Marriage*: Rebecca Ogle married John Fagg, son of John Fagg, on 3 December 1749 at Lydd, Kent, England.
• Death*: Rebecca Ogle died in 1762 at Lydd, Kent, England.
• Burial*: Rebecca Ogle was buried on 14 June 1762 at Lydd, Kent, England.
• (Witness) Will: Rebecca Ogle is mentioned in the will of Ann Waun dated 22 April 1769 at Rye, Sussex, England.¹

John Fagg

Parents:

• Baptism*: John Fagg was baptized on 14 February 1730/31 at Lydd, Kent, England.
• He was the son of John Fagg.
• Marriage*: John Fagg married Rebecca Ogle, daughter of George Ogle and Ann Waun, on 3 December 1749 at Lydd, Kent, England.
• (Witness) Will: John Fagg is mentioned in the will of Ann Waun dated 22 April 1769 at Rye, Sussex, England.¹

Miles Ogle

Parents:

• Birth*: Miles Ogle was born circa 1712 at England.
• He was the son of George Ogle and Ann Waun.
• Anecdote*: Miles Ogle. 8 April 1724 of: Rye Page(s): 441 Notes: Charity school pupil (Transcript of SUSSEX 18c Schoolteachers and pupils - 1497 to 1909.)
• Death*: Miles Ogle died on 1 October 1731 at Rye, Sussex, England.
• Burial*: Miles Ogle was buried on 4 October 1731 at St Mary, Rye, Sussex, England.¹

William Ogle

Parents:

• Birth*: William Ogle was born circa 1724 at England.
• He was the son of George Ogle and Ann Waun.
• Death*: William Ogle died on 2 June 1726 at Rye, Sussex, England.
• Burial*: William Ogle was buried on 5 June 1726 at St Mary, Rye, Sussex, England, "son of George."¹