Hampshire: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Birth

Matches 101 to 150 of 3825

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Birth	Person ID	Tree
101	Baker, Elizabeth	1801	I10273	The people of Millbrook
102	Baker, Ellen	1823	I10413	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
103	Baker, Francis H	1839	I12123	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
104	Baker, Frank	1831	I10416	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
105	Baker, Hannah	1796	I10352	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
106	Baker, Jane	1820	I13302	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
107	Baker, Jessy	1828	I10415	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
108	Baker, John	1816	I13300	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
109	Baker, John	1821	I11877	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
110	Baker, Mary	1801	I12556	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
111	Baker, Matilda	1825	I10414	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
112	Baker, William	1824	I12021	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
113	Ball, Eliza	1831	I12776	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
114	Ballantine, Harriett	1821	I12220	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
115	Ballard, Agnes	1833	I10167	The people of Millbrook
116	Ballard, Agnes	1833	I10076	Millbrook Census 1841 Type A
117	Ballard, Agnes	1833	I10076	Test
118	Ballard, Agnes	1833	I10076	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
119	Ballard, Elizabeth	1814	I11372	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
120	Ballard, George	1835	I10168	The people of Millbrook
121	Ballard, George	1835	I10077	Millbrook Census 1841 Type A
122	Ballard, George	1835	I10077	Test
123	Ballard, George	1835	I10077	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
124	Ballard, Sarah	1801	I10165	The people of Millbrook
125	Ballard, Sarah	1801	I10074	Millbrook Census 1841 Type A
126	Ballard, Sarah	1801	I10074	Test
127	Ballard, Sarah	1801	I10074	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
128	Ballard, Thomas	1806	I10164	The people of Millbrook
129	Ballard, Thomas	1806	I10073	Millbrook Census 1841 Type A
130	Ballard, Thomas	1806	I10073	Test
131	Ballard, Thomas	1806	I10073	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
132	Ballard, Thomas	1828	I10166	The people of Millbrook
133	Ballard, Thomas	1828	I10075	Millbrook Census 1841 Type A
134	Ballard, Thomas	1828	I10075	Test
135	Ballard, Thomas	1828	I10075	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
136	Balsman, Alfred	1828	I13778	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
137	Balsman, Charissa	1821	I13777	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
138	Bampton, John	1801	I13729	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
139	Bampton, John	1823	I13730	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
140	Banting, John	1820	I11055	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
141	Barbey, Richard	1786	I10193	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
142	Barnes, Albert	1837	I10460	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
143	Barnes, Ann	1830	I10162	Millbrook Census 1841 Type A
144	Barnes, Ann	1830	I10162	Test
145	Barnes, Ann	1830	I10162	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
146	Barnes, Ann	1830	I10253	The people of Millbrook
147	Barnes, Betsey	1840	I10461	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
148	Barnes, Cecelia	1811	I13629	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
149	Barnes, Cecelia	1831	I13631	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
150	Barnes, Charles	1831	I10458	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B

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