Family Group Sheet for John Hurst / Annie Amy ADAMS (F417) m. 04 Mar 1903 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

m. 04 Mar 1903

Family Information

Male
John Hurst

Birth	7 Aug 1868	Osmington, Dorset, England
Death	23 Oct 1928	229 Malmesbury Park Road, Bournemouth, Hampshire
Burial
Marriage	04 Mar 1903
Other Spouse	Martha Lake \| F418
Marriage	1886	Dorchester, Dorset
Father	Robert Hurst \| F3015 Group Sheet
Mother	Mary Anne Bishop \| F3015 Group Sheet

Female
Annie Amy ADAMS

Birth	17 Nov 1878	Battersea, London
Death	1961	229 Malmesbury Park Road, Bournemouth, Hampshire
Burial
Father
Mother

Female
Ida Hurst

Birth	25 Jul 1903	Bournemouth, Hampshire
Death	10 Jul 1991	Basingstoke District Hospital, Hampshire
Burial

Male
Robert James Hurst

Birth	09 Mar 1905	Bournemouth, Hampshire
Death	1974	Greater London
Burial

Male
Harry Hurst

Birth	1906	Christchurch, Hampshire
Death	1906	Christchurch, Hampshire
Burial

Male
Alec George Henry Hurst

Birth	30 Jul 1907	Bournemouth, Hampshire
Death	Jun 1980	Poole, Dorset, England
Burial

Male
Frederick John W Hurst

Birth	1909	Christchurch, Hampshire
Death	1909	Christchurch, Hampshire
Burial

Female
Annie Florence K Hurst

Birth	06 Jan 1910	Bournemouth, Hampshire
Death	1976	Staffordshire
Burial

Female
Ivy Rose Hurst

Birth	21 Dec 1912	Christchurch, Hampshire
Death	1975	Bournemouth, Hampshire
Burial

Female
Sylvia Gladys Hurst

Birth	13 May 1914	Bournemouth, Hampshire
Death	18 Jul 1998	Exeter, Devon
Burial

Female
Iris Vera HURST

Birth	16 Jul 1916	Christchurch, Hampshire, England
Death	1994	Bournemouth, Hampshire
Burial

Male
Walter John Eric Hurst

Birth	20 Mar 1920	Christchurch, Hampshire
Death	17 Feb 1985	St Columba's Hospice, Boswell Road, Edinburgh
Burial

Male
Henry Albert W Hurst

Birth	27 Feb 1922	Christchurch, Hampshire
Death	24 Mar 1975	38 Devizes Road, Salisbury, Wiltshire
Burial
Spouse	Betty Renee Bailey \| F4087
Marriage	26 Dec 1946	St Augustin's Church, Bournemouth, Hampshire

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