Family Group Sheet for William Gange / Susannah Guppy (F803) m. 20 May 1802 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

m. 20 May 1802

Family Information

Male
William Gange

Birth	13 Apr 1781	Halstock, Dorset, England
Death	9 May 1872	East Coker, Somerset, England
Burial
Marriage	20 May 1802	Halstock, Dorset, England
Father
Mother

Female
Susannah Guppy

Birth	3 Apr 1778	Halstock, England, United Kingdom
Death	9 May 1837	East Coker, Somerset, England
Burial
Father	John Thomas Guppy \| F735 Group Sheet
Mother	Temperance \| F735 Group Sheet

Male
John Gange

Birth
Death
Burial

Female
Ann Gange

Birth	13 Jul 1804	Halstock, Dorset, England
Death
Burial

Male
William Gange

Birth	1809	Halstock, Somerset
Death
Burial

Female
Susan Gange

Birth	1811	East Coker, Somerset, England
Death
Burial

Female
Jane Gange

Birth	1812	East Coker, Somerset
Death
Burial

Male
Joseph Gange

Birth	1812	Pendomer, Somerset
Death	8 Nov 1852	Quarantine Station, Point Nepean, Victoria, Australia.
Burial

Male
George Gange

Birth	1816	Pendomer, Somerset
Death	20 October 1863	Southampton, Hampshire, England
Burial
Spouse	Jane \| F4156
Marriage
Spouse	Elizabeth Weare \| F791
Marriage	17 Feb 1846	St Michaels, 8 Chapel Street, Southampton

Female
Mary Matilda Gange

Birth	1817	Halstock, Dorset
Death	Mar 1856	Yeovil, Somerset, England
Burial
Spouse	Robert Smith Adams \| F691
Marriage	22 Jul 1839	East Coker, Somerset, England

Female
Leah Amelia Gange

Birth	Jan 1819	East Coker, Somerset
Death	Sept 1819	East Coker, Somerset, England
Burial

Female
Louisa Maria Gange

Birth	1820	Pendomer, Somerset
Death	3 Nov1908	BonaVista, Yeoman St, Carnoustie, Barry, Forfar, Scotland
Burial
Spouse	Henry Adams \| F686
Marriage	Jun 1845	Yeovil, Somerset, England

Male
Alfred Gange

Birth	1823	East Coker, Somerset, England
Death	Jun 1895	Wells, Somerset, United Kingdom
Burial

Male
Edward Gange

Birth	1828	Somerset
Death
Burial

Male
Albert Gange

Birth	Jan 1836	East Coker, Somerset
Death	28 Jan 1836	East Coker, Somerset
Burial

Female
Catherine Caroline Gange

Birth	1839	Coker, Yeovil, Somerset
Death
Burial

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