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Ellen TAPNER
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Name Ellen TAPNER Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Born Dec Q 1847 East Ashling, Funtington, Sussex, England
- Birthplace: Funtington according to 1851 census, but shown as East Ashling in 1861 census. East Ashling is a village in Funtington parish - 1851 entries for this family seem to be approximated to the parish.
GRO ref: Tapner, Ellen q4 1847 Westbourne RD 7 515; GRO online index shows mother's maiden name as White
(Funtingdon was in Westbourne RD)
Baptised 1 Oct 1848 St. Mary’s Church, Walberton, Sussex, England
- bapt ref: IGI says Warblington - I suspect this should be
Walberton

The font in Funtington Church
I haven't found out the date of this font so I'm not sure if it's where people on this tree were baptised or not!Gender Female Education 1861 Scholar Died Yes, date unknown
Siblings1 brother and 1 sister
Half-siblings1 half brother (family of "Unknown" and Sarah WHITE) Patriarch & Matriarch 
Person ID I3921 All Last Modified 5 Oct 2017
Father James TAPNER, b. Abt 1818, d. Yes, date unknown Mother Sarah WHITE, b. Abt 1819, West Stoke, Sussex, England
, d. Yes, date unknown Married 20 Dec 1842 St. Andrew’s Church, West Stoke, Sussex, England
- GRO ref: TAPNER, James to White, Sarah q4 Westhampnett RD 7 775
Details from the GOONS marriage index (where shown as being on 20 Dec) and FamilySearch (where shown as being on 26 Dec). The latter also names the fathers - Charles Tapner and Edmund White.
Family ID F3008 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- Birthplace: Funtington according to 1851 census, but shown as East Ashling in 1861 census. East Ashling is a village in Funtington parish - 1851 entries for this family seem to be approximated to the parish.

