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DESTINY INDEX

Osborne and associated families geneology.
People and Places, Smuggling and Wrecking
in 19th century Sussex and Kent
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PEOPLE

Alice Osborne
Bruce E Osborne
Caroline Alice Steer 1884 - 1959
Caroline Osborn 1829 - 1905
Corinna Osborne-Patterson
Doreen Elizabeth Pound 1944 - 1986
Edward Osborne 1667 - ????
Eileen Margaret Osborne 1922 - 2003
Elinor May Syndonie Croxall
Emily Alice Maud Cane 1909 - 1992
Foy Carpenter
Frank Grange Steer 1913 - 1968
Frederick William Steer 1906 - 1987
George Osborn 1854 - 1891
Grace Adamson 1847 - 1938
Grange William Steer 1940 - 2011
Henry Charles Cane 1910 - 1999
Henry Osborne 1704 - 1772
Iain Osborne-Patterson
Isaac Steer 1843 - 1921
Jack Arthur Steer 1908 - 1967
James Osborne-Patterson
Jim Cooper
John Donovan III (Jack) 1859 - 1935
John Donovan II c.1837 - 1898
John Souter Osborn 1816 - 1895
John William Osborn 1852 - 1913
John William Osborn 1884 - 1926
Joseph Cooper
Kathleen Beatrice Osborne 1915 - 1973
Lauren Osborne-Patterson
Lionel Stuart Osborne
Lydia Bertha Donovan 1885 - 1917
Mary Ann Souter Baker 1813 - 1855
Molly Cooper
Naomi Osborne
Osborn Adamson 1877 - 1932
Patricia Margaret Osborne 1943 - 2015
Peter Osborn Adamson 1928 - 1992
Roger Norman Steer 1948 - 2015
Sean Cooper
Sidney John Osborne 1911 - 2008
Sidney Thomas Osborne 1884 - 1966
Simon P Steer
The Bakers - Brickmakers
William Arthur Grange 1861/3 - 1941
William Brown - ostler
William Fitz Osbern + Osbern Fitz Pons
William Isaac Steer 1881 - 1967
William Osborne 1745 - 1798
William Osborn 1771 - 1838
William Souter Osborn 1812 - 1885
William H Stanton 1811 - 1867
William Steer 1795 - 1875
Zelanie Cooper

PLACES

117 Upper Addiscombe Road
Beachy Head and smuggling
Castledonovan and the Donovans
Haunted Hodcombe
Historic Adelaide
Melton Hall Farm
Pipers Brook
Royston Villas
Tower House, Tadworth
Lucas's Haywards Heath




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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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1. Medieval Osbornes
2. Dukes of Leeds
3. Osbornes of Hartlip, Kent
4. Osbornes of Poynings and Newtimber, Sussex
5. Osbornes of the Weald


In 1855 John S Osborn and his wife disappeared leaving their children with the grandparents. It was not until over a century later that it was discovered where they went to and why they never returned to their homeland of Sussex England and their children. This story of survival in 19th century Sussex gives insights into how the rural population took advantage of whatever they reasonably could in order to achieve a practical standard of living. The story involved the coastal pursuit of wrecking and smuggling and the conflicts that this brought about in closely knit rural families. It also included gold prospecting. The story of John S Osborn and his family and associates was published in 2015 as a limited edition of 50 copies only as illustrated left. The book has been deposited in relevant public record offices in England and aboard. Comprising 125 printed pages, it has had startling results, precipitating the need to publish a further chapter not included in the original book - a special chapter 23!

To find out more about this tragic 19th century adventure, secure a copy and read this enthralling, true life exploit.





DESTINY CATEGORY

17th CENTURY, 18th CENTURY first half, 18th CENTURY second half, 19th CENTURY first half, 19th CENTURY second half, 20th CENTURY first half, PAST, PEOPLE, PLACES, PRESENT DAY, Smuggling 

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