Kent Lovelock Family Trees

Summary

The following table summarises the Lovelock trees that have their origins in Kent. The table includes a link (in the 'Tree Name' column) to the corresponding Descendant Tree. There is also a link, in the 'Progenitor' column, to the corresponding individual or marriage using the Lovelock Webtrees portal (LovelockTrees), which allows you to browse the whole tree and provides more information than the Descendant Tree. There is
also a link to the corresponding gedcom file where one exists.


Note: the gedcom file at LovelockTrees is always our most up-to-date version of a tree, if available, so is recommended as your first port of call.

Tree Name
Last Updated		 Progenitor Gedcom
File		 No. of Individuals
Total Lovelocks
Beckenham, Kent 29-Feb-2024 William Lovelock, born about 1804 in Beckenham, Kent, who married Sarah Brock Beckenham 188
 84
Tonbridge, Kent
 26-Oct-2023 Levi Lovelock, who married Maria Foreman at Tonbridge, Kent on 27 Jan 1793 tonbridge-kent 411
 149
Sheerness Fragment
 21-Oct-2013
 		John Lovelock, who may or may not have been married to Maria Case
12
 6

Origins of the Trees

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Beckenham, Kent
This tree was compiled by Graham Lovelock, and was first added to the website, on the 'Work in Progress' page, on 19 January 2011.

Tonbridge, Kent
Based on the Kent Lovelocks descendant tree included in the Early Lovelock Fragments, which was derived from research by Gwen Eastment, with additions by Robert Sterry (in particular from Ancestral File). A gedcom file was produced from the descendant tree June 2008. This included a new branch provided by Graham Lovelock and Susan Bond, beginning with William Lovelock (1801-1879). Source references and additional entries supplied by Graham Lovelock, other contributions from Colin Borrot-Maloney, Nigel Gerdes and Graham Lovelock (NZ). Some female (non-Lovelock) branches of the previous version of the tree have been truncated.

Sheerness Fragment
This is a very small fragment, four of John and Maria's five children apparently disappearing without trace. Apart from the baptisms of the five children at Sheerness, two Census entries, one each in 1841 and 1851 at Bentham Buildings or Square in Minster, Kent, seem to be the only evidence of this family's existence. Any help to provide more details will be much appreciated.