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Teversham/Harding
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Alison | Report | 5 Oct 2007 14:27 |
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Jane Harding born in Haddenham in 1840 married a Thomas Teversham and had a daughter called Mabel. When Mabel passed away she left my great aunt, Rosalie Ethel Seward(nee Harding )and her daughter, Evelyn Seward something in her will. She also left something to a relative called Alan C G Harding who had a sister called Pamela. I'm looking for anyone who could shed some light on who Alan's and Pamela's parents were. My mother's maiden name was Harding as her father was Edward Leslie Harding. Mabel Teversham never married and was wondering if she became an Anglican nun with the name sister Ursula. My grandfather had a cousin known as Sister Ursula but we don't know who she was. Not sure whether she came from the Harding side of his family or the Griffin side. Any information would be great. Thanks. Alison Nicholls |
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