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Ancestors of Samuel Southerden Margaret Southerden Nellie Gertrude Southerden Louie Southerden Alfred Southerden Florence Southerden Beatrice Kate Southerden Maud M Southerden Albert Edward Southerden Enfield Southerden Charles George Southerden Constance Southerden James Frederick Reginald Southerden Frank Southerden Alma Kathleen Southerden Beatrice Southerden Lena Southerden
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He forged lifetime connections with the sea, living at Broomhill, Sussex, and becoming a renowned kettle fisherman - Kettle fishing was so named due to the way in which the still live fish looked like water in a boiling kettle. He married his first wife Sarah Elizabeth Knight, on 25 June 1882 at St Clement's Church in Hastings. She was born c1858, and was the daughter of John and Ellen Knight. Samuel and Sarah had ten children. In 1895 Samuel was the second coxwain of the Mary Stanford lifeboat, based in Rye. After Sarah's death in 1901, Samuel married Alice Elizabeth Butler. She was the daughter of George and Enfield Butler, and was born on 9 April 1883. The couple went on to have eleven children. Samuel died on 5 March
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