Annie Edser b. 21 Mar 1865 Ripley, Surrey,UK d. 1950 Ripley, Surrey,UK: Family History of Ivan Hurst

1865 - 1950 (84 years)

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Name	Annie Edser
Birth	21 Mar 1865	Ripley, Surrey,UK
Gender	Female
Death	1950	Ripley, Surrey,UK
Person ID	I26133270567	Hurst Improbable Family Tree
Last Modified	11 Feb 2022

Family Robert Townsend, b. 10 March 1866, Croydon, Surrey, England d. 21 Aug 1935, Ripley, Surrey, England (Age 69 years)

Children

	1. Robert Townsend, b. 02 Jan 1886, Ripley, Surrey, England d. 25 Dec 1967, 2 Rippleby Cottages, Ripley, Surrey, England (Age 81 years)
	2. Sidney Edser Townsend, b. 2 Aug 1891, Ripley, Surrey, England d. 29 Sep 1920, Windsor, Berkshire, England (Age 29 years)
	3. William Henry Townsend, b. 1893, Ripley Surrey, England
	4. Harry Henry Townsend, b. 03 Jul 1893, Ripley, Surrey, England d. 27 Jan 1974, Ripley, Surrey, England (Age 80 years)
	5. Bertha Hannah Townsend, b. 08 Jul 1895, Ripley, Surrey, England d. 27 Mar 1983, Isle of Wight, England (Age 87 years)
	6. John Denzil Townsend, b. 28 Apr 1897, Ripley, Surrey, England d. 7 Jan 1985, Epsom, Surrey, England (Age 87 years)
	7. Rosa Townsend, b. 21 Sep 1898, Ripley, Surrey, England d. 24 Apr 1992, Farnham, Surrey, England (Age 93 years)
	8. Albert Townsend, b. 26 Mar 1902, Surrey, England d. 26 Mar 1902, Surrey, England (Age 0 years)
	9. Lillian Townsend, b. 30 Dec 1902, Ripley, Surrey, England d. 13 Jan 1990, Ripley, Surrey, England (Age 87 years)
	10. Reginald Townsend, b. 01 Nov 1905, Ripley, Surrey, England d. 02 Jul 1960, Ripley, Surrey, England (Age 54 years)
	11. Annie Townsend, b. 1 Mar 1908, Ripley, Surrey, England d. 7 Mar 1917, Ripley, Surrey, England (Age 9 years)

Family ID F500 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 11 Feb 2022

Sources
[S-2080810673] Ancestry, (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members.), Ancestry Family Tree.

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