Calendar: Family History of Ivan Hurst

May 2024

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
		1 Magdalene Bigg-Wither (1931) Elizabeth Bowditch (1863) Edith Caenmore of Dunkeld, P... (1118) Walter Charles Dafter (1968) More...	2 Emily Jane Andrews (1946) James Smith Bush (1978) Stanley Edward Cox (2014) Hanna Hedwig Daepp (2006) More...	3 Bobby Campbell (2015) Edward DeLaPomeroy (1446) Arthur Neal Elkington (1867) William Tom George Hickman (1995) More...	4 John Broomfield (1895) Mary Elizabeth Ellis (1991) Richard Fifield (1724) William Fifield (1724) More...	5 Mervyn Leslie Arnold (1934) Isabel de Bohun (1316) John Heaps (1738) Mervyn Leslie Arnold (1934) More...
6 Rebecca Bailey - Baily (1800) Hannah Lily Bendall (1986) Albert Edward Broomfield (1980) Helen Winifred Cooper (1993) More...	7 Elizabeth Dear (1862) Sir Robert Mayor Leicester D... (1613) George William Eldridge (1911) Ralph Gordon Goodwin (1974) More...	8 William Lord Warwick Beaucha... (1411) Colin L G Bell (2018) John Bernard Collins (1998) William de Beauchamp (1411) More...	9 Charles Chauncey Emerson (1836) William Fifield (1789) William Gange (1872) Susannah Guppy (1837) More...	10 Ann Barfoot (1707) Peter John Barton (2019) Elizabeth Bowering (1702) Mary Brookeman (1708) More...	11 Hugh Augustus Barrington (1964) Elizabeth Burry (1851) William Emerson, Rev. (1811) Jacob John Hurst (1869) More...	12 Jacob Bailey (1699) James Bennett (1877) Theodore E. Butler (1936) Percy William George Farmer (1970) More...
13 Marion Joy Andrews (1991) William Broomfield (1923) Frederick Charles Clark (1970) George Victor Green (1970) More...	14 Wallace Barfoot (1934) Vivienne Margaret Bedggood (2010) Ruth Bernstein (1982) Robert Broomfield (1906) More...	15 William BOWRING (1746) May Powell (1934) Florence Gertrude Chapman (1988) Elizabeth Fifield (1817) More...	16 Tina E Bauguess (1987) Rose Broomfield (1966) Philip Corkish (2012) Harry L Curnow (2014) More...	17 Elizabeth Maria Cox (1989) Joan Margaret Flockhart (2013) Henry Guppy (1834) James Hannaford (1775) More...	18 Charles Henry Andrews (1967) William BOWRING (1746) Alice DeLedred (1514) Eliza FORD (1925) More...	19 Thomas Clark (1863) George William Cordery (1988) John Fifield (1764) Robert F Gibeson (2013) More...
20 Robert Henry Anderson (1989) Olive H L Broomfield (2019) Frances Devereux (1688) William Farquhar (1938) More...	21 Hubert Edward Cooper (1918) Giles Daubeny, 8th Baron Dau... (1508) Thomas De Umfreville (1387) Mary Elizabeth Farmer (1900) More...	22 Daniel Charles Abrahams (1905) Rosamond Pure Joy Bigg-Withe... (1914) Frederick Goodwin (1939) Lydia Haskins (1798) More...	23 Thomas michael Butler (2001) Barbara Jean Curtis (2012) Gilbert de Umfreville (1303) Annie Louisa Dear (1951) More...	24 Stanley Pomeroy Brown (1975) Richard DeLaPomeroy (1496) Robert Forsyth (1967) Leonard William Freeman (1940) More...	25 Sir William Knollys 1st Earl... (1632) Isaac Adlem (1862) Albert Robert Beeden (1948) Sarah Blatchford (1755) More...	26 Crowned King of England Edmu... ( 946) Edward Baring-Gould (1872) Ann Bowditch (1859) Arthur Bromfield (1650) More...
27 Gundred Maud, of Normandy, L... (1085) Edna Marie Florence Amy (1981) Thomas Booth (1662) John Collard (1942) More...	28 Mary Butcher, childs (1863) George Gradidge (1766) Henry Frederick Hurst (1981) Judith Leventhal (2004) More...	29 James Barfoot (1785) Stephen Bessant (1858) Margaret Livingston Bush (1993) John Chipman (1657) More...	30 was King of Castile from 121... (1252) Joseph Hurst (1844) Leonard Jack Pomeroy (2014) ANNIE MATILDA (NANCY) Richmo... (1985) More...	31 John Coolidge (2000) Fairie Maude Cunningham (1940) Essie Ada Hurst (1938) Henry Cyril Aldum Jauncey, S... (1916) More...
Events for this month that are not associated with a specific day: Adelchis, of Benevento ( 878) Madge Peggy Andrews (2000) Harry Cecil Bargery (1988) MARY Beaumont (1888) Ivy May E Becheley (1985) Betty Joyce Bird (2009) Richard (Bowern) Bowering (1853) Alfred H W broomfield (1987) Frederick Thorpe BROOMFIELD (1909) William Livingston Butler (1851) Finlator CAMERON (1826) Samuel Charmbury (1787) Alice Dorothy Clewlow (1998) Harry Albert Crook (1987) Mary Crook (1835) John De Strode (1510) Ellen Jane Drew (1938) Arthur Maurice Frampton (1991) Robert Peter Frampton (2005) Robert Frodgiam (1581) John (Joannes) Gay (1585) Mary Gay (1709) Henry Garnett Gilbert (1805) Charles Harnett (1884) Rachel Heal (1830) Nellie Holland (1992) John Richard Homer (1985) Isabella Ripley Hooper (1930) Myrtle Daffney Hull (1995) Freda Lily Humby (2004) Myra Dulcie Humby (1997) Walter Thomas Humby (2000) Thomas Hunt (1777) EDITH ANNIE HURST (1993) Gladys Nellie Hurst (1985) Henry Edward Hurst (1991) Isaac Hurst (1930) Stephen Ironside (1738) Thomas Ironside (1643) Elizabeth Longman (1898) George Luther (1862) John Marks (1622) Kenneth Raymond Mills (1985) William Harry North (1988) Ethel Mary Palmer (1989) Gulielmus Phelpes (1540) Arthur Thomas Pomeroy (1962) Thomas Pomeroy (1919) Samuel Prisk (1774) William Charles H Read (1986) Violet Anne Reeves (2001) Mary Russell (1808) William Scorey (1832) Olive Shaw (1990) William Alfred J Skittrall (1988) Mary Strode (1838) Olive Thompson (1658) Simon Thompson (1658) William Thompson (1808) Thomas TILLEY (1761) Fannie Beatrice E Timmins (2003) Kathleen Mary Townsend (2004) Susannah (?Troke) Trash (1839) Sarah Jane Voss (1953) Betty Wells (1845) Betty Wells (1845) George White (1901) Laura Ann Wingham (1895) Albert Joseph Wren (1970) Arthur Thomas Pomeroy (1962) Mary Russell (1808) Richard Whitehead (1593) John De Strode (1450) Elizabeth Knuckey (1772) Sarah Jane Voss (1873) William Frederick White / Ka... (1922)

DNA testing adds a whole different aspect to Genealogy

You can find relatives you did not know you had, open new branches to your tree, and create validations of people between the match and myself.

Whilst the improbable tree has lots of information yet to be validated, the tree I have created just for DNA matches and the links of ancestors between us, only has spouses that are not in some way validated.

I have started with DNA matches in Ancestry, but will eventually include MyHeritage and GEDmatch matches as well.

A lot to do.

Family Trees can be just a list of people and how they are interrelated.

However they can contain so much more. Records, so many records.

Part of the process of assessment of a record for me, is about location. This takes me into social economic history. In the 19th century, where a lot of our records come from, life was considerably different form today. The very rich could move about the country, and indeed they would with a degree of ease that we have today, albeit on a different timescale. I recently found people on my tree that migrated to North America, and subsequently part of the family moved on to Australia, and set up home there. Shipping passenger records indicate that people from that family frequently visited their relatives both in North America and Britain, before returning to their home in Australia. That was not the lot of the masses though.