Calendar: Family History of Ivan Hurst

March 2024

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
				1 Thomas Snowe / Elizabeth Caw... (1562) Thomas Axx / Mary Fifield (1772) John Hurst / Mary Smith (1799) Charles Henry Mayer / Edith ... (1947) More...	2 Patrick Derby / Anne Hurst (1761) William Gay / Mary Smith Eli Hickman / Harriet Morley (1840)	3 David Ronald Hadlow / Ella K... (1952) Calvin Galusha Coolidge / Sa... (1844) William Pomeroy / Ann Crabb (1769)
4 Mary Bedelcom (1687) Phyllis Nash (1794) John Hurst / Annie Amy ADAMS (1903)	5 Robert Hurst / Ann Pope (1820) Robert Hurst / Ann Pope (1820)	6 Edward Nash (1811) Thomas Mere / Mary Hurst (1764) Thomas Phillips / Clara Hubb... (1892) William Henry (Harry) Pomero... (1907) More...	7 John Hurst (1601) Jane King (1813) John Nash / Anne Donner (1736) Edward Frank Fripp, ???? / H... (1894)	8 Richard William Freeman / Fa... (1875) William Broomfield / Fanny B... (1854) William Baring-Gould / Diana... (1801)	9 Robert Hurst (1571) Mary Nash (1726) George Othen / Sarah Carter (1872) Levi Pierce / Betsey S Lade ... (1818) More...	10 John Hurst (1573)
11 Henry Nash (1827) EDWARD STONE MITCHELMORE / E... (1823) Thomas Hunt / Jane Ward (1704)	12 Robert Smith Adams / Elizabe... (1861) William Pomeroy / Elizabeth ... (1797) John Haskins, Captain / Hann... (1752)	13 John Nash (1785) George Pomeroy / Elizabeth D... (1828) George Pomeroy / Elizabeth D... (1828) Thomas Albert Mintram / Beat... (1893)	14 Mary Biddlecombe (1742) Phoebe Nash (1741) Stephen John Pomeroy / Berth... (1931) James Morgan / Mary Hayward (1808) More...	15 Nicholas Nash (1789) WILLIAM HENRY MITCHELMORE / ... (1874)	16 John Rockley / Jane Hurst (1773) George Frederick Sutton / Hi... (1963)	17 Thomas Nash (1751) Stephen Hurst / Hercilla Bes... (1836) Bernard Hannaford / Susanna ... (1776) Charles Henry Collins / Eva ... (1900)
18 Henry Biddlecombe (1744) Harry Stopford / Doris Antil... (1944)	19 Levi Barfoot / Emily Monk (1914) George Eli Hickman / Louisa ... (1864) William Clark, ???? / Elizab... (1825)	20 George Habgood / Sarah Wagst... (1862) Jimmie Lee Hannaford / 2nd w... (1976) Phineas Sargent / Abigail Na... (1772)	21 Anne Nash (1740) James Hurst / Emma Hiard Hia... (1834) Richard Welch / Christian Ne... (1802) Edward Toogood / Elizabeth H... (1791)	22 Thomas Pomeroy / Emma Gale (1868) Thomas Pomeroy / Emma Gale (1868) William Gilbert Lane / Sarah... (1870) Frederick Messer / Eliza Har... (1891) More...	23 William Mintram / Adelaide E... (1863)	24 Thomas Hurst / Sarah Simons (1788) THOMAS Heppenstall / MARY Be... (1856) Jabez Ings / Rose Ann Wilkin... (1877) John Gradidge / Mary Lane (1639) More...
25 Henry Hurst / Maria Trowbrid... (1832) John Howland, Sr / Elizabeth... (1623)	26 Anne Nashe (1615) William OSBORN / Sarah CAMER... (1811) George Ellis / Jane Elizabet... (1910) Albert James Hawker / Agnes ... (1898) More...	27 William Nash (1756) Richard Mintrum / Edeth Rose (1739) Daniel Pomeroy / Jane Norris (1881) Richard Hurst, Jr / Anne War... (1692)	28 William Edward Nash / Ruth L... (1875) Percival Cyril Humphrey / Ma... (1923) Robert Hirst / Clara Jane Ha... (1878) William George Pomeroy / Bea... (1921)	29 Ephraim Longman / Susannah B... (1818)	30 Henry Hurst / Elizabeth Andr... (1823) Levi Barfoot / Eliza Jane Sp... (1872)	31 Thomas GIBBS / Bettey RUSSEL... (1755) William Barfoot, Junior / Au... (1788) John Edwin MINTROM / Mary An... (1858) Thomas John Pugh / Margaret ... (1902)
Events for this month that are not associated with a specific day: William Thomas Tyler / Laura... (1918) Frank W Fenwick / Bessie Fra... (1940) Frank W Fenwick / Mildred L ... (1948) John Edwin Hall / Lydia Vero... (1899) John Brian Dixon / Brenda Hu... (1958) Harry Arthur Bargery / Flore... (1912) Albert Edward Gange / Fanny ... (1888) Philip Louvin Samuel BROADBE... (1937) Thomas J Hill / Ella Kate Ri... (1924) George Blake / Jane Shearsby (1860) Ishmael Jasper Adlam / Eliza... (1859) David M Stephens / Valerie D... (1979) Kevin Smith / Patricia M Whe... (1983) John Tarr / Marguerite Emily... (1912) Stanley Neville Wyatt / Ena ... (1943) Abraham Chapman / Muriel Bea... (1938) Peter Sidney Garnham / Nora ... (1960) Albert Edwin Frampton / Lily... (1927) John R Palmer / Selina Fanny... (1954) Albert Edward Broomfield / B... (1922) Robert Greenshaw Cook / Mary... (1843) Colin L G Bell / Rosamond I ... (1976) John George Homer / Winifred... (1943) Bernard Williamson / Greta H... (1959) John Francis Drakeley / Edit... (1951) Otho Solon Luxmore Gilbert /... (1921) Bertie Walter Farmer / Edna ... (1953) Charles Thomas Curtis / Ivy ... (1954) Alfred Thomas Hooper / Sophi... (1919) Walter Edward Warn / Edna K ... (1946) Alexandre Charles Tardival /... (1977) Ernest Edward Holmes / Flore... (1939)

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