Charles Henry Hatchard: Family History of Ivan Hurst

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Generation: 1

1.

Charles Henry Hatchard was born in null in Marchwood Hants (son of George Hatchard and Elizabeth Raynor).

Charles married Mary Brown on 20 Nov 1899 in Ashley Poole. Mary (daughter of Henry Brown and Hannah Pomeroy) was born on 28 May 1871 in Fordington. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

Charles Emlyn Hatchard was born in 1904 in LYMINGTON Hampshire England.
Robert Pomery Hatchard was born in 1906 in LYMINGTON Hampshire England.

Generation: 2

2.	George Hatchard was born in 1835 in LYMINGTON Hampshire England (son of Charles Hatchard and Maria (Mother)). George married Elizabeth Raynor. Elizabeth was born in null in FAKENHAM Norfolk England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

3.

Elizabeth Raynor was born in null in FAKENHAM Norfolk England.

Children:

1. Charles Henry Hatchard was born in null in Marchwood Hants.
George William Hatchard was born in 1866 in Southampton, Hampshire, England.
Edward Rayner Hatchard was born in 1871 in LYMINGTON Hampshire England.
Rosabella Alice Hatchard was born in 1873 in LYMINGTON Hampshire England.
Elizabeth Maria Hatchard was born in 1875 in LYMINGTON Hampshire England.
ada s Hatchard was born in 1878 in LYMINGTON Hampshire England.

Generation: 3

4. Charles Hatchard was born in null in Christchurch Hants.
Charles married Maria (Mother). Maria was born in null in Ringwood Hants. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

5.

Maria (Mother) was born in null in Ringwood Hants.

Children:

Maria Hatchard was born in 1829 in Hants.
Charles Hatchard was born about 1830 in Hants.
William Hatchard was born about 1831 in Hants.
Mary Ann Hatchard was born about 1832 in Hants.
2. George Hatchard was born in 1835 in LYMINGTON Hampshire England.
Sophta Hatchard was born in 1841 in LYMINGTON Hampshire England.
John Hatchard was born in 1844 in LYMINGTON Hampshire England.
Jane Hatchard was born about 1847 in LYMINGTON Hampshire England.
Emma Ellen Hatchard was born in 1852 in Hants.

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