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Jane

Female 1826 - 1912  (86 years)


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  1. 1.  Jane was born in 1826 in Hedge End, Hampshire, England; died in 1912 in south stoneham.

    Jane married James SerleSouthampton, Hampshire, England. James was born about 1819 in Bittern, Hampshire, England; died in Jul 1888 in South Stoneham, Hampshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Children:
    1. James Serle was born in 1844 in Newtown, Hampshire, England.
    2. Emma Serle was born in 1845 in Newtown, southampton Hampshire, England.
    3. Louisa Searl was born in Apr 1847 in Newtown, southampton Hampshire, England.
    4. Ellen Serle was born in 1848 in Newtown, southampton Hampshire, England.
    5. Ann Serle was born in 1849 in Newtown, southampton Hampshire, England.
    6. John Serl was born in 1853 in Newtown, southampton Hampshire, England; died in 1885 in South stoneham.
    7. Elizabeth Charlotte Searl was born about 1856 in Newtown, southampton Hampshire, England; died on 21 March 1931 in Southampton, Hampshire, England.
    8. Harry Searl was born about 1858 in Newtown, Hampshire, England.
    9. Emily Serle was born in 1859 in Newtown, southampton Hampshire, England.
    10. Susan Searl was born about 1859 in Newtown, Hampshire, England.
    11. Thomas Serle was born in 1861 in Newtown, southampton Hampshire, England.
    12. Willie Serle was born in 1864 in Newtown, southampton Hampshire, England; died in 1885 in south stoneham.
    13. Fanny Serle was born in 1867 in Newtown, southampton Hampshire, England.

Generation: 2


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