Elizabeth Arney b. Abt 1786 Hampshire, England: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Abt 1786 -

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Name	Elizabeth Arney [1]
	Surname could be Amey as in Ancestry Transcription of Census but looks marginally more like Arney in the Tithe Apportionment for Sopley. However, A m e y does look very similar to A r n ey in handwriting.
Birth	Abt 1786	Hampshire, England [1]
Gender	Female
Landowner or manor	18 Jun 1839	Sopley, Hampshire, England [2]
	Landowner; Parish of Sopley
Recorded in Tithe Map and Award	18 Jun 1839	Tithing of Avon, (near Sopley), Hampshire, England [3]
	Landowner plots 473, 475, 479A, 481, 618, 620, 687, 706, 707, 709, 679, 949, 961, 619A, 622, 474, 619, 622A, 681A, 657
Recorded in Tithe Map and Award	18 Jun 1839	Sopley, Hampshire, England [2]
	Landowner, Parish of Sopley
Recorded in Tithe Award	18 Jun 1839	Tithing of Avon, (near Sopley), Hampshire, England [4]
	Payable to Vicar; £4 5s 0d + 4d + 2d + 4d + 3s 6d + 13s 6d. Payable to Impropriator; £9 19s 7d
Recorded in Tithe Award Plot	18 Jun 1839	Tithing of Avon, (near Sopley), Hampshire, England [4]
	Landowner plots Arable; 475, 479A, 481, 618, 620, 706, 709. Pasture; 473, 687. Meadow; 679, 949, 961, 681A, 657. Garden; 622, 622A. Buildings; Farm House; 707, Cottage and garden; 619A, 474, 619.
Person ID	I204	One Place Study of Sopley
Last Modified	14 Feb 2019

Event Map

	Birth - Abt 1786 - Hampshire, England
	Landowner or manor - Landowner; Parish of Sopley - 18 Jun 1839 - Sopley, Hampshire, England
	Recorded in Tithe Map and Award - Landowner plots 473, 475, 479A, 481, 618, 620, 687, 706, 707, 709, 679, 949, 961, 619A, 622, 474, 619, 622A, 681A, 657 - 18 Jun 1839 - Tithing of Avon, (near Sopley), Hampshire, England
	Recorded in Tithe Map and Award - Landowner, Parish of Sopley - 18 Jun 1839 - Sopley, Hampshire, England
	Recorded in Tithe Award - Payable to Vicar; £4 5s 0d + 4d + 2d + 4d + 3s 6d + 13s 6d. Payable to Impropriator; £9 19s 7d - 18 Jun 1839 - Tithing of Avon, (near Sopley), Hampshire, England
	Recorded in Tithe Award Plot - Landowner plots Arable; 475, 479A, 481, 618, 620, 706, 709. Pasture; 473, 687. Meadow; 679, 949, 961, 681A, 657. Garden; 622, 622A. Buildings; Farm House; 707, Cottage and garden; 619A, 474, 619. - 18 Jun 1839 - Tithing of Avon, (near Sopley), Hampshire, England

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[S19] Ancestry Census Records, (Ancestry), 10 Feb 2019, District 12 Page 4 (Reliability: 2).
Elizabeth Amey 55 1786 Female Hampshire England
[S14] Sopley Tithe Map, (Hampshire Record Office), 6 Feb 2019, 4 (Reliability: 3).
[S14] Sopley Tithe Map, (Hampshire Record Office), 7 Feb 2019, 4 (Reliability: 3).
[S14] Sopley Tithe Map, (Hampshire Record Office), 14 Feb 2019, 4 (Reliability: 3).

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