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More About MARY VINE: HGN: 08/06W1
Baptism: 25 Sep 1786, Hailsham
Burial: 15 Oct 1818, Hailsham (Source: Hailsham PR, Burial confirmed from Parish Records Mary Hollowbone buried 15 October 1818.)
More About ELIZABETH TANNER: HGN: 08/06W2
Residence 1: 1841, Hailsham
Residence 2: 1861, Post Office Hailsham
Residence 3: 1871, Post Office George Street Hailsham
Children of THOMAS HOLLEBONE and MARY VINE are:
i. CHARLES10 HOLLEBONE, b. Abt. Nov 1816, Hailsham Ssx (Source: Hailsham PR, Baptism 17 November 1816 Charles Hollebone the son of Thomas and Mary, Tailor.); d. Abt. Aug 1828, Hailsham Ssx (Source: Hailsham PR, Burial 29 Aug 1828 Hailsham Charles Hollebone aged 11 yrs.).
More About CHARLES HOLLEBONE:
Burial: 29 Aug 1828, Hailsham Ssx (Source: Hailsham PR, Burial confirmed from Parh Records Charles buried 29 August 1828.)
HGN: 09/10
ii. THOMAS HOLLEBONE, b. Bef. 08 Oct 1818, Hailsham Ssx (Source: Hailsham PR, Baptised on 21 Dec 1823 Thomas son of Thomas and Mary, Taylor (Tailor) Original record checked Shows Mary as mother not Elizabeth. Mary may have died in childbirth and baptism delayed until subsequent marriage.);
In 1809 Thomas made successful application to be excused military service on account of infirmity. The nature of his infirmatity is not listed, but this may indicate why he did not follow his fathers professions as a blacksmith but became a tailor and postmaster.
The details of his application are as follows;
The details of his application are as follows;
Thomas Hollebone Certificate of Exemption of Military Service
I Samuel Gwynne Subdivision Clerk of the Rape of Pevensey, in the
County of Sussex do hereby certify that Thomas Hollebone
of the Parish of Hailsham hath this day appeared before
the Deputy Lieutenants of the said Rape, to claim his Exemption from Service in
the Militia by reason of Infirmity
and which Claim of Exemption upon due Examination, was allowed by the said
Deputy Lieutenants,
Dated this 2nd Day of Dec 1809 J G Wigmore
County of Sussex do hereby certify that Thomas Hollebone
of the Parish of Hailsham hath this day appeared before
the Deputy Lieutenants of the said Rape, to claim his Exemption from Service in
the Militia by reason of Infirmity
and which Claim of Exemption upon due Examination, was allowed by the said
Deputy Lieutenants,
Dated this 2nd Day of Dec 1809 J G Wigmore