Family Group Sheet for WILLIAM HENRY MITCHELMORE / Caroline Reeves Mitchelmore (F3530) m. 15 Mar 1874 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

m. 15 Mar 1874

Family Information

Male
WILLIAM HENRY MITCHELMORE

Birth	Sep 1852	Kingsbridge, Devon, England
Death	16 Jun 1901	Plymouth, Devon, England
Burial
Marriage	15 Mar 1874	Plymouth, Devon, England
Father	CHARLES STONE MITCHELMORE \| F1906 Group Sheet
Mother	MARY AGNES WEEKS \| F1906 Group Sheet

Female
Caroline Reeves Mitchelmore

Birth	25 Jan 1849	Kingsbridge, Devon, England
Death	11 Jan 1939	Plymouth, Devon, England
Burial
Father	JOHN MITCHELMORE \| F2407 Group Sheet
Mother	ANN COASE \| F2407 Group Sheet

Male
William Henry Mitchelmore

Birth	Jun 1872	Stockenham, Devon, England
Death
Burial

Female
Catherine Reeves Mitchelmore

Birth	Mar 1875	Plymouth, Devon, England
Death
Burial

Male
John Edward Mitchelmore

Birth	19 Dec 1876	Plymouth, Devon, England
Death
Burial

Male
Charles Stone Mitchelmore

Birth	1878	Plymouth, Devon, England
Death	1949	Plymouth, Devon, England
Burial

Female
Alice Maud Mitchelmore

Birth	18 Oct 1879	Plymouth, Devon, England
Death	1958	Plymouth, Devon, England
Burial

Male
Alphaeus Mitchelmore

Birth	23 Jul 1881	Plymouth, Devon, England
Death	8 Dec 1973	Plymouth, Devon, England
Burial

Male
George Thomas Mitchelmore

Birth	21 Sep 1883	Plymouth, Devon, England
Death	1950	Plymouth, Devon, England
Burial

Female
Mary Mitchelmore

Birth	5 Nov 1885	Plymouth, Devon, England
Death
Burial

Male
James Henry Mitchelmore

Birth	27 Dec 1887	Plymouth, Devon, England
Death	1959	Plymouth, Devon, England
Burial

Male
Edward Mitchelmore

Birth	15 Nov 1889	Plymouth, Devon, England
Death	1960	Plymouth, Devon, England
Burial

Female
EDITH JOAN MITCHELMORE

Birth	20 Oct 1890	Plymouth, Devon, England
Death	12 May 1981	Plymouth, Devon, England
Burial
Spouse	JAMES HENRY BUNT \| F3297
Marriage	7 Jul 1919	Plymouth, Devon, England

Female
Sarah Mitchelmore

Birth	10 Dec 1892	Plymouth, Devon, England
Death	30 Mar 1975	Plymouth, Devon, England
Burial

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