Family Group Sheet for John MINTRUM / Anne PEARCE (F856) m. 15 Oct 1767 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

m. 15 Oct 1767

Family Information

Male
John MINTRUM

Birth	Abt 1743	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Death	10 May 1797	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Burial
Marriage	15 Oct 1767	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Father	Richard Mintrum \| F757 Group Sheet
Mother	Edeth Rose \| F757 Group Sheet

Female
Anne PEARCE

Birth	1740
Death	18 Nov 1823	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Burial
Father
Mother

Male
William MINTRAM

Birth	Before 18 Nov 1769	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Death	1823	Southampton, Hampshire, England
Burial

Male
George (John) MINTRAM

Birth	Before 10 Aug 1771	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Death	15 Jan 1823	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Burial
Spouse	Frances MOODY \| F335
Marriage	15 Nov 1792	Nursling, Hampshire, England

Female
Mary MINTRUM

Birth	Before 31 May 1773	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Death
Burial

Male
Andrew MINTRAM

Birth	06 May 1775	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Death	1813	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Burial

Male
Robert Mintram

Birth	Before 27 Jul 1777	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Death	21 Feb 1850	Romsey, Hampshire
Burial
Spouse	Rebecca Lowman \| F121
Marriage	24 Sep 1801	Nursling, Hampshire, England

Male
Thomas Mintram

Birth	Before 19 Sep 1779	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Death	31 Mar 1785
Burial

Male
James Mintram

Birth	Before 20 May 1782	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Death	17 Jul 1820	Southampton, Hampshire, England
Burial

Female
Elizabeth MINTRAM

Birth	Abt 1783
Death	1783
Burial

Female
Ann Mintram

Birth	Before 06 Jun 1784	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Death	24 Apr 1787	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Burial

Female
Sarah Mintram

Birth	Before 14 May 1786	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Death
Burial

Male
George MINTRAM

Birth	19 Apr 1789	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Death	24 Nov 1858	Hounsdown, Eling, Hampshire, England
Burial

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