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Peter CHARROSIN
1735 - 1788 (~ 53 years)
Has 25 ancestors but no descendants in this family tree.
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Name Peter CHARROSIN Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Baptised 30 Mar 1735 Walloon Church, Canterbury, Kent, England 
[1] Gender Male Occupation 1760 Canterbury, Kent, England [2] Silk weaver - Peter became a freeman of the City of Canterbury in 1760, being entitled to the status by his marriage to the daughter of a freeman, though he would have had to pay for the privilege, probably 11½d.
Many Parkers were freemen (listed back to 1486) with a variety of occupations - unless / until Ann's baptism is found I'm not sure who her father was and what he did. Many were pipemakers, with quite a few cordwainers (shoemakers), silk weavers and labourers.
Buried 19 Oct 1788 St. Mary Northgate Church, Canterbury, Kent, England - Cant bur index (KFHS CD 17)
Siblings2 brothers and 6 sisters Patriarch & Matriarch 
Vincent CHARROSIN, d. Bef 1597 (4 x Great Grandfather)
Elizabeth FEDERBE, bur. 13 Apr 1767, St. Mary Northgate Church, Canterbury, Kent, England (Mother) Person ID I8709 All Last Modified 17 Dec 2013
Father Pierre CHARROSIN, b. 31 Dec 1703, bur. 1 Apr 1787, St. Mary Northgate Church, Canterbury, Kent, England (Age ~ 83 years) Mother Elizabeth FEDERBE, bur. 13 Apr 1767, St. Mary Northgate Church, Canterbury, Kent, England Family ID F4366 Family Group Page | Family Chart
Family Alice PARKER, bur. 29 Feb 1788, St. Mildred’s Church, Canterbury, Kent, England Married 14 Oct 1760 St. Mary Northgate Church, Canterbury, Kent, England - Although the marriage register gives the brides name as Ann, the banns have Alice. Since the bride signed, and signed her name as Alice I think we can be sure that that is what it was.
Last Modified 17 Dec 2013 Family ID F4411 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- Peter became a freeman of the City of Canterbury in 1760, being entitled to the status by his marriage to the daughter of a freeman, though he would have had to pay for the privilege, probably 11½d.
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Sources - [S44] Walloon Church, Canterbury, Kent - Parish Registers - Hovenden, Robert Hovenden F.S.A., editor, (Lymington, Hampshire: Huguenot Society of London, 1891-1898.), 414. (Reliability: 3), 23 Nov 2011.
1735. Mars 30 Pierre, fils de Pierre CHAROSSIN et Elisabeth sa femme. Tem. Jean Lyenart, Marye Morrices. - [S200] Book - Canterbury Freemen, Joseph Meadows Cowper F.S.A., Honorary Librarian to the Corporation., editor, (Canterbury: Privately published., 1903.), xi, 108. (Reliability: 3).
p.108 (in section on Freemen by marriage) "Charossin, Peter, silkweaver. 1760"
p.xi - Cooper describes the cost of the different ways of become a Freeman.
- [S44] Walloon Church, Canterbury, Kent - Parish Registers - Hovenden, Robert Hovenden F.S.A., editor, (Lymington, Hampshire: Huguenot Society of London, 1891-1898.), 414. (Reliability: 3), 23 Nov 2011.