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Alice Adlam

Female Abt 1910 - 1913  (3 years)


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  1. 1.  Alice Adlam was born about 1910 in Blendworth, Hampshire, England (daughter of Frank Adlam and Ann Webb); died on Abt. Jun 1913 in Blendworth.

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Frank Adlam was born on Abt. Dec 1879 in Clafford, Hampshire, England (son of Ishmael Jasper Adlam and Kezia Emily Scott); died about 1963 in Clanfield, Hampshire.

    Frank married Ann Webb on Abt. Sep 1907 in Northleach, Gloucestershire, England. Ann was born about 1886 in Sevenhampton, Gloucestershire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Ann Webb was born about 1886 in Sevenhampton, Gloucestershire, England.
    Children:
    1. Frank Charles Adlam was born on 9 May 1909 in Catherington, Hampshire, United Kingdom; died in Oct 1988 in Henley, Oxfordshire, England.
    2. 1. Alice Adlam was born about 1910 in Blendworth, Hampshire, England; died on Abt. Jun 1913 in Blendworth.
    3. Alfred Henry Adlam was born on 04 Jan 1918 in Blendworth; died in Mar 1993 in Portsmouth register.


Generation: 3

  1. 4.  Ishmael Jasper Adlam was born on Abt. Jul 1838 in Tollard Royal (son of William Adlem and Harriet Gomer); died on 23 Apr 1915 in Southampton.

    Ishmael married Kezia Emily Scott on 05 May 1866 in Chettle, Dorset. Kezia was born on 26 Apr 1840 in Wimborne St. Giles; died on Abt. Mar 1919 in Catherington. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 5.  Kezia Emily Scott was born on 26 Apr 1840 in Wimborne St. Giles; died on Abt. Mar 1919 in Catherington.
    Children:
    1. Jesse Adlem was born in 1864 in Fontmell Magna.
    2. Emily Adlam was born in 1867 in Wimborne St. Giles; died on Abt. Dec 1938 in Droxford.
    3. Henry (Harry) Adlem was born on Abt. Dec 1867 in Cranborne; died on Abt. Jun 1875 in Lower Clatford, Hampshire.
    4. William Adlam was born on Abt. Dec 1873 in Lower Clatford, Hampshire.
    5. Eliza Adlam was born on Abt. Oct 1875 in Lower Clatford, Hampshire.
    6. Mary Jane Adlam was born on Abt. Sep 1877 in Lower Clatford, Hampshire.
    7. 2. Frank Adlam was born on Abt. Dec 1879 in Clafford, Hampshire, England; died about 1963 in Clanfield, Hampshire.


Generation: 4

  1. 8.  William Adlem was born in 1809 in Tollard Royal (son of Isaac Adlem and Lydia Hayter); died on 27 Jul 1882 in Tollard Royal.

    William married Harriet Gomer on 21 Aug 1837 in Tollard Royal. Harriet was born in Abt. 1810 in Tarrant Gunville; died in Jun 1884 in Tollard Royal. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 9.  Harriet Gomer was born in Abt. 1810 in Tarrant Gunville; died in Jun 1884 in Tollard Royal.
    Children:
    1. 4. Ishmael Jasper Adlam was born on Abt. Jul 1838 in Tollard Royal; died on 23 Apr 1915 in Southampton.
    2. Mary Jane Adlem was born on Abt. Oct 1840 in Donhead St. Mary; died on Abt. Sep 1871 in South Stoneham register.
    3. Henry Adlam was born on Abt. Mar 1847 in Ashgrove, Donhead St. Mary; died on Abt. Mar 1926 in Tarrant Hinton.
    4. George Gower Adlam was born on Abt. Sep 1850 in Donhead St. Mary; died on Abt. Jun 1933 in Salisbury Register.


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