Bransgore, Sopley, Hampshire, England: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Tree: One Place Study of Sopley

Village : Latitude: 50.780423, Longitude: -1.733708

Birth

Matches 1 to 11 of 11

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Birth		Person ID	Tree
1	Corbin, Charlotte	Abt 1843	Bransgore, Sopley, Hampshire, England	P409	One Place Study of Sopley
2	Corbin, George	Abt 1846	Bransgore, Sopley, Hampshire, England	P421	One Place Study of Sopley
3	Corbin, Mary	Abt 1849	Bransgore, Sopley, Hampshire, England	P419	One Place Study of Sopley
4	Corbin, Rowena Louisa	April 1859	Bransgore, Sopley, Hampshire, England	P417	One Place Study of Sopley
5	Stout, William	1839	Bransgore, Sopley, Hampshire, England	P414	One Place Study of Sopley
6	Welchman, Emley	Abt 1867	Bransgore, Sopley, Hampshire, England	P407	One Place Study of Sopley
7	Welchman, George	April 1869	Bransgore, Sopley, Hampshire, England	P406	One Place Study of Sopley
8	Welchman, Tom	Abt 1878	Bransgore, Sopley, Hampshire, England	P404	One Place Study of Sopley
9	Welchman, William	Abt. 1843	Bransgore, Sopley, Hampshire, England	P393	One Place Study of Sopley
10	Welshman, Alice	January 1876	Bransgore, Sopley, Hampshire, England	P405	One Place Study of Sopley
11	Welshman, Fred	Abt 1874	Bransgore, Sopley, Hampshire, England	P400	One Place Study of Sopley

Residence

Matches 1 to 4 of 4

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Residence		Person ID	Tree
1	Hailey, George	6 Jun 1841	Bransgore, Sopley, Hampshire, England	I394	One Place Study of Sopley
2	Hailey, George	6 Jun 1841	Bransgore, Sopley, Hampshire, England	P395	One Place Study of Sopley
3	Hailey, Henry	6 Jun 1841	Bransgore, Sopley, Hampshire, England	I393	One Place Study of Sopley
4	Hailey, Henry	6 Jun 1841	Bransgore, Sopley, Hampshire, England	P396	One Place Study of Sopley

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