Andover Parish, Hampshire, England: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Tree: Hurst One Name Study

Notes:

Parish : Latitude: 51.21328875330991, Longitude: -1.4826393127441408

Birth

Matches 1 to 7 of 7

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Birth		Person ID	Tree
1	Hurst, Edmon	c. 1595	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P1	Hurst One Name Study
2	Hurst, Elizabeth	c. 1597	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P3	Hurst One Name Study
3	Hurst, Jane	c 1603	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P9	Hurst One Name Study
4	Hurst, John	c. 1599	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P4	Hurst One Name Study
5	Hurst, John	c. 1601	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P10	Hurst One Name Study
6	Hurst, Sibbell	c. 1599	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P5	Hurst One Name Study
7	Hurst, William	c. 1601	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P8	Hurst One Name Study

Christening

Matches 1 to 8 of 8

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Christening		Person ID	Tree
1	Hurst, Edmon	22 Feb 1595	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P1	Hurst One Name Study
2	Hurst, Elizabeth	20 Dec 1597	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P3	Hurst One Name Study
3	Hurst, Jane	26 Feb 1603	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P9	Hurst One Name Study
4	Hurst, John	28 Dec 1599	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P4	Hurst One Name Study
5	Hurst, John	28 Dec 1599	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P7	Hurst One Name Study
6	Hurst, John	7 Mar 1601	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P10	Hurst One Name Study
7	Hurst, Sibbell	7 Oct 1599	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P5	Hurst One Name Study
8	Hurst, William	12 Feb 1601	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P8	Hurst One Name Study

Residence

Matches 1 to 14 of 14

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Residence		Person ID	Tree
1	Hurst, Edmon	22 Feb 1595	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P1	Hurst One Name Study
2	Hurst, Elizabeth	20 Dec 1597	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P3	Hurst One Name Study
3	Hurst, Jane	26 Feb 1603	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P9	Hurst One Name Study
4	Hurst, John	22 Feb 1595	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P2	Hurst One Name Study
5	Hurst, John	20 Dec 1597	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P2	Hurst One Name Study
6	Hurst, John	28 Dec 1599	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P2	Hurst One Name Study
7	Hurst, John	28 Dec 1599	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P7	Hurst One Name Study
8	Hurst, John	12 Feb 1601	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P2	Hurst One Name Study
9	Hurst, John	7 Mar 1601	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P10	Hurst One Name Study
10	Hurst, John	26 Feb 1603	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P2	Hurst One Name Study
11	Hurst, Sibbell	7 Oct 1599	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P5	Hurst One Name Study
12	Hurst, Thomas	7 Oct 1599	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P6	Hurst One Name Study
13	Hurst, Thomas	7 Mar 1601	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P6	Hurst One Name Study
14	Hurst, William	12 Feb 1601	Andover Parish, Hampshire, England	P8	Hurst One Name Study

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