Family Group Sheet for Thomas Bulgin, - 2nd GGF / Ellen Pomeroy (F2804) m. 1871 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

m. 1871

Family Information

Male
Thomas Bulgin, - 2nd GGF

Birth	26 August 1849	Dowlish Wake, Somerset, England
Death	14 February 1927	Dowlish Wake, Somerset, England
Burial
Marriage	1871	Somerset, England
Father
Mother

Female
Ellen Pomeroy

Birth	23 February 1851	Bridport, Dorset, England
Death	17 January 1930	Taunton, Somerset, England
Burial
Father	John Pomeroy \| F2805 Group Sheet
Mother	Susanna Hoare \| F2805 Group Sheet

Female
Mary Jane Bulgin

Birth	17 Feb 1872	Dowlish, Somerset, England
Death	October 1908	Woolwich, London, England
Burial

Male
George Bulgin

Birth	29 Jun 1873	Dowlish Wake, Somerset, England
Death	15 Mar 1900	Kingston, Somerset, England
Burial

Male
John BULGIN, - GGF

Birth	20 November 1873	DOWLISH WAKE
Death	Dec 1941	Dowlish Wake, Somerset, England
Burial

Female
Louisa Bulgin

Birth	Abt 1876	Dowlish, Somerset, England
Death	Dec 1951	Taunton, Somerset, England
Burial

Male
William Bulgin

Birth	Abt 1878	Dowlish, Somerset, England
Death	27 Dec 1937	Taunton, Somerset, England
Burial

Male
James Bulgin

Birth	01 Dec 1879	Whitelackington, Somerset, England
Death	1 Jun 1922	Taunton, Somerset, England
Burial

Female
Emily Bulgin

Birth	Abt 1881	Dowlish Wake, Somerset, England
Death	1954	Chelsea, London, England
Burial

Male
Albert Bulgin

Birth	Abt 1883	Dowlish Wake, Somerset, England
Death	21 Aug 1953	Ilfracombe, Devon, England
Burial

Female
Ellen Bulgin

Birth	Abt 1886	Dowlish Wake, Somerset, England
Death	Mar 1958	Taunton, Somerset, England
Burial

Female
Ada Bulgin

Birth	Abt 1889	Dowlish Wake, Somerset, England
Death	30 Oct 1954	Taunton, Somerset, England
Burial

Male
Charles Bulgin

Birth	16 Feb 1891	Dowlish Wake, Somerset, England
Death	Jan 1968	Taunton, Somerset, England
Burial

Female
Mabel Bulgin

Birth	Abt 1893	Dowlish Wake, Somerset, England
Death	Oct 1975	Taunton, Somerset, England
Burial

Female
May Bulgin

Birth	15 Sep 1894	Dowlish Wake, Somerset
Death	1962	Glamorgan, Wales
Burial

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