Family Group Sheet for Edwin James HULM / Ann Lucy Natt (F3485) m. 08 Aug 1872 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

Family: Edwin James HULM / Ann Lucy Natt (F3485)

m. 08 Aug 1872

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Edwin James HULM

Birth	Abt 1839	Coventry, Warwickshire
Death	19 Jun 1912	Eton District, Buckinghamshire
Burial
Marriage	08 Aug 1872	All Saints, Frindsbury, Kent
Father
Mother

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Ann Lucy Natt

Birth	Oct 1852	Frindsbury, Kent, England
Death
Burial
Father	William Natt \| F2326 Group Sheet
Mother	Ann Lucy PERKYNS \| F2326 Group Sheet

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Arthur J HULM

Birth	Abt 1874	Ireland
Death	1932	Corwen Dist Wales
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Percy H HULM

Birth	Abt 1875	Dublin, Ireland
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Frederick Charles Hulm

Birth	Abt 1878	Bray, Berkshire, England
Death	1940	Surrey, Mid E Dist
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Edwin James Hulm

Birth	Abt 1880	Taplow, Buckinghamshire
Death
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William HULM

Birth	Oct 1881	Taplow, Buckinghamshire
Death	1937	Eton District, Buckinghamshire
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Albert HULM

Birth	Abt 1884	Taplow, Buckinghamshire
Death
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Herbert HULM

Birth	Abt 1889	Taplow, Buckinghamshire
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Female
Ellen E HULM

Birth	Apr 1891	Taplow, Buckinghamshire, England
Death
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Female
Maud HULM

Birth	Abt 1894	Taplow, Buckinghamshire, England
Death
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