Her christening on FamilySearch:
Name Rebecca Twisden
Gender Female
Christening Date 06 Jan 1780
Christening Place EAST MALLING,KENT,ENGLAND
Father's Name Roger Twisden
Mother's Name Rebecca
Indexing Project (Batch) Number C13158-1
System Origin England-ODM
GS Film number 992508
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She and TLH had 5 s., of whom only Thomas Twisden lived to maturity, and 6 daus.
Comp Barts calls her ‘Elizabeth’.
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In 1841 census, she had only her daughter Caroline with her and three servants at Cheriton, Hythe, Kent. But her son T Twisden Hedges [sic] was two doors away with his wife and 7 servants, but no children.
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Burial from Family Search:
Name Rebecca Twisden Hodges
Maiden Name Twisden
Event Type Burial
Event Date 1843
Event Place Benenden, Tunbridge Wells Borough, Kent, England
Photograph Included Yes
Birth Date 04 Jan 1780
Death Date 02 Feb 1843
Affiliate Record Identifier 44360569
Cemetery St George Churchyard
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Her children from the site with her memrial <
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=44360569> were:
Thomas Twisden HODGES (1809-)
Anne Rebecca Hodges TYLDEN-PATTENSON (1803-1836)
Frances Dorothy HODGES (1804-1890)
Caroline Cordelia HODGES (1806-1901)
Julia Elizabeth HODGES (1807-1842)
Katharine HODGES
Charlotte Lydia HODGES (1818–1838)
Francis HODGES (-died in fancy)
Frederick George HODGES (-died in fancy)
Owen HODGES (-died in fancy)
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On the memorial in St George’s Church, Benendon, the Inscription is recorded as:
“Sacred to the memory of
Rebecca, wife of Thomas Law HODGES, Esq. of Hemsted in this parish, only child of Sir Roger TWISDEN, Bart, of Bradbourne Park in East Malling, who died a short time before her birth. She was the last survivor of that ancient family, born at Bradbourne January 5th 1780, married February 16th 1802, died at Hemsted February 2nd, 1843. Her affectionate duty to widowed mother, her love for her husband and children, and her active sympathy with the sufferings of the afflicted and the needy, were sanctified by an unfailing trust in the merits of her Saviour, and the deepest resignation to the divine will. (Arms below: Or, 3 crescents sa. on a canton of the second a ducal crown of the first. Motto: Praevisa mala periunt).”
see <
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=44360569>.
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