Calendar: Family History of Ivan Hurst

August 2024

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
			1 Daniel Barfoot (1775) Emma Brook (1915) Benjamin Fifield (1706) Christiana Susannah LANE (1943) More...	2 Joane (1682) Margaret Courtenay, (the eld... (1395) Alfred Henry Fripp (1864) Alice Florence Furzey (1935) More...	3 John (1271) Jonathan Bailey (1729) Hannah Elizabeth BARTON (1901) Christopher Bishop (1892) More...	4 James Boon (1898) Henry I Capet (1060) Thomas de Brotherton Plantag... (1338) Catherine De Mortimer (1369) More...
5 John Adlam (1885) Thomas Broomfield (1731) Thomas Broomfield (1731) William Brumfield (1731) More...	6 William John BOWRING (1930) Ralph de Mortimer, Lord of W... (1246) Edward Frank Fripp, ???? (1963) William Alfred Green (1925) More...	7 Ronald Charles Albert Bennet... (2013) Elizabeth Courtenay (1395) Catherine CROMPTON (1886) Grace Anna Goodhue (1957) More...	8 Henry Broomfield (1863) Reuben Henry James Cook (1905) Rhoda Mary Dell (1995) Thomas Liversage Eve (1898) More...	9 Courtland Philip Livingston ... (1891) Charles Cox (1937) Phyllis Hurst (2003) Eva Katherine Keizelman (1952) More...	10 Esau Barfoot (1901) Arthur Fitzwalter Bigg-Withe... (1887) Isabella DeMortimer (1274) Ralph deMortimer (1274) More...	11 Thomas Clarkson (1918) Agnes Elizabeth Earley (1953) Leonard Ford (1916) Lydia Hayter (1840) More...
12 Alma Marion Bishop (1983) Ellen Crane (1896) Thomas James (1880) Patrick John Marshrons (1989) More...	13 Albert Edward Abrahams (2009) Vera Jean Bunt (1989) Bertie Walter Farmer (1988) Georgina Holly Groves (1951) More...	14 Elizabeth Bartlett (1744) Eric Edward Craft (1996) Maria Denny (1808) Aelflaed Sibyl Sywardsdottir... (1040) More...	15 Cassandra Bennett (1616) Glenis Bishop (2016) Philippa DeHainault (1369) Louisa Jane Dymott (1926) More...	16 Edward Drake Baring-Gould (1887) Ernest Frank Biggs (1965) Thomas Fripp (1894) Lewis Herbert Goodwin (1995) More...	17 Florence Jessie Ching Do Bra... (1976) Ernest William Cox (1983) Virginia Dianne Gibeson (2005) George Herbert Gould (1966) More...	18 Edward Bailey (1784) Albert Walter Crook (1949) Irene Norah Lilian Hurst (2001) Annie Ellen Young (1976) More...
19 Alphonso, Earl of Chester (1284) Eleanor (1298) Emmanuel Bowditch (1877) Richard Bowditch (1815) More...	20 Samuel Beal (1889) Francis Livingston Butler (1843) Helen de Quincy (1296) Richard HURST (1839) More...	21 Herfast, de Crépon (1026) Henry St.John Bigg-Wither (1931) Albert Bulgin (1953) Ellen Jane Elizabeth Cook (1991) More...	22 William Sidney Blake (1939) Isabella Capet de France (1358) THOMAS CLARKSON (1916) Arnold William Macleay Cook (2002) More...	23 Mary Peninah Abrahams (2000) Frederick Victor Asher (1914) Conan I Berenger Duke LeTort... (1027) Maud Barbara Cox (1982) More...	24 Elizabeth Bourchier, Lady (1548) Margaret Curtin (1972) Laura 'Nora' May Hall (2008) Heather Mavis McRae (2010) More...	25 Peter Lloyd Allen (1996) Cyril McRae Arnold (2007) Rose Boon (1961) Thomas BOWRING (1741) More...
26 Margaret Curtin (1883) Ruby Eliza Greenaway (1968) Thomas William Read (1926) Lillian May Wigglesworth (1959) More...	27 Ageltrude, of Benevento, Emp... ( 923) Marjorie (Margery) Agnes Cra... (1976) Roger De Mortimer (1338) Palma Ford (1973) More...	28 Daniel Barfoot (1865) William Percy James Clewlow (1979) Gershom Cobb (1781) Ethel Maud E Flynn (1880) More...	29 Ronald Charles Albert Bennet... (1925) Elizabeth Mary Broomfield (1947) Elizabeth Grey (1805) Narelle Nelson (2001) More...	30 Dame Isabella (Isabel) Cope ... (1655) Iris Kathleen Halloran (2011) Laura Rona Bethia Harris (1980) Frank Norman James Hurst (1945) More...	31 Sir Robert Beaumont (1190) John Bennett (1937) Callaway (1939) Henry Marr (1835) More...
Events for this month that are not associated with a specific day: Eleanor (1311) cecil bertie Bailey (1985) Thomas Frank Bargery (2000) DOREEN RUBY BILLOWS (2016) Susannah Bowering (1871) Ann Bowman (1894) William Frederick Bridgman (1990) Edna Julia Budden (2000) Edward George Reginald Clark... (1986) Catherine Augusta Collins (1882) Sydney Francis Connis (2002) Matthew Cooney (1937) Robert Hunt Cooney (1984) Edith Craft (1987) Thomas Henry Cross (1996) Frederick Cunnington (2001) Kenneth Dudley (1999) George Ellis (2006) James Fifield (1847) Thomas Gay (1877) Isabella Girling (1945) John Hampton (1943) Michael Hannaford (1734) Allen Hirst (1902) Dora Emily Hood (2002) Richard Hurst (1817) ROBERT GEORGE HURST (1994) Sarah Hurst (1840) Elizabeth James (1874) David William Lacey (2001) Doris May Lewis (1999) Maud Mortimer (1385) William John Naggs (1988) Catharine Nichols (1751) Alexander Pragnell (1817) Dorothy A Quarrell (1994) Ozias Sidney Recht (1968) Diana Rich (1658) Virginia Ross (2001) Robert Henry Speed (1997) Kathleen Thomasson (1985) Joseph George Toms (1852) George Hori Toms Thoms (1890) Jennifer Watts (2005) Sidney Edward Wheal (2001) Joseph Wingham (1890) Sarah IRONSIDE (1707) Albert Joseph Wren / Charlot... (1913)

DNA testing adds a whole different aspect to Genealogy

You can find relatives you did not know you had, open new branches to your tree, and create validations of people between the match and myself.

Whilst the improbable tree has lots of information yet to be validated, the tree I have created just for DNA matches and the links of ancestors between us, only has spouses that are not in some way validated.

I have started with DNA matches in Ancestry, but will eventually include MyHeritage and GEDmatch matches as well.

A lot to do.

Family Trees can be just a list of people and how they are interrelated.

However they can contain so much more. Records, so many records.

Part of the process of assessment of a record for me, is about location. This takes me into social economic history. In the 19th century, where a lot of our records come from, life was considerably different form today. The very rich could move about the country, and indeed they would with a degree of ease that we have today, albeit on a different timescale. I recently found people on my tree that migrated to North America, and subsequently part of the family moved on to Australia, and set up home there. Shipping passenger records indicate that people from that family frequently visited their relatives both in North America and Britain, before returning to their home in Australia. That was not the lot of the masses though.