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Osborne, Henry of Hartfield1704 - 1772 Lindfield Sussex United Kingdom Although written records are difficult to find for the 18th century, we do have a written record of Henry Osborne. He appears to have been a carpenter in Lindfield with apprentices recorded in 1732, 1737 and 1738. This would be just after his marriage in Lindfield to Mary Young on 2 Dec. 1731. Prior to this he was in Hartfield. The couple brought up a substantial family but lost their 6th enfant child William in 1745. Mary was pregnant at the time and so the next child, born in May the following year, was fortuitously a boy and so was also named William. Wife Mary died in 1767 and Henry Osborne was buried in Lindfield in September 1772. Email: bruce.e.osborne@gmail.com (click here to send an email) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION  Edward Osborne Ellene Osborne Mary Osborne (formerly Young) Henry Osborne Mary Osborne Thomas Osborne Ann Osborne John Osborne William Osborne William OsborneDESTINY CATEGORY 18th CENTURY first half, 18th CENTURY second half, PAST, PEOPLE LANDSCAPE Country town/village REGION England - Southern |
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