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Mark Sargent 1566-1637 Agnes Wayles born 1568 Grimball Stanbinorth 1565-circa 1614 Elizabeth Gawne born 1568 John Sargent 1594-1645 Mary Standbynorth born 1592

Alice Sargent born 1628, HASTINGS, Sussex 1 baptized 1 March 1627/28, HASTINGS, Sussex (All Saints') 2 died July 1700, HASTINGS, Sussex 3 buried 23 July 1700, HASTINGS, Sussex (St Clement's) 4 Notes: ALICE SARGENT..1628-1700 FEB 1628 Born in Hastings 1 MAR 1628 Baptised in All Saints', Hastings 17 DEC 1646 Married Nicolas Daniell in St.Clement's, Hastings 1647 Son John born Daughter Ann born Daughter Alice born 1654 Daughter Dorothy born cir 1660 Son Thomas born 1681 Husband Nicolas died 30 JUL 1693 Son Thomas married Elizabeth Lasher in St.Clement's, Hastings 16 JUL 1700 Made Will 25 JUL 1700 Buried at St.Clement's, Hastings OCT 1700 Will proved Alice was the eldest daughter of John Sargent and his wife Mary (née Standbynorth), and was baptised at All Saints', Hastings, on 1st March 1628. It was at St.Clement's, Hastings, that she married Nicolas Daniell on 17th December 1646 when she was not quite 18! She lived all her life in Hastings, died there in July 1700, and buried from St. Clement's on 25th of that month. Widowed some 19 years previously, she made provision for her family after her death by making her Will on 16th July 1700, only a week or so before her death, one of the few Wills that appear to be have been made by women at that time. Born during the reign of Charles I, she saw Cromwell come to power in 1649 - and lived through the drabness of puritan England - then the Restoration of the Monarchy under Charles II in 1660, followed by the accession of James II in 1685, and four short years later that of William and Mary as co-monarchs. In her Will proved in October 1700, she bequeathed ... Or baptised 1 MARCH 1628 at St. Clement's? Illiterate..marked Will

married 17 December 1646 at HASTINGS, Sussex (St Clement's) 5 Nicholas Daniell 1621-1681

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