Descendancy for Richard Broomfield: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Richard Broomfield

1810 - 1888 (77 years)

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1 Richard Broomfield ^[1] b. 09 Sep 1810 d. 19 Jun 1888
- Mary Ann Dovey b. Mar 1812 d. 2 May 1884
  - 2 Mary Ann Broomfield ^[1.1] b. 10 May 1832 d. Oct 1910
  - 2 Thomas Broomfield ^[1.2] b. 10 Jan 1835 d. 19 Nov 1927
    - Elizabeth Virtell b. May 1843 d. 12 Feb 1911
      - 3 Alexander Broomfield ^[1.2.1] b. Mar 1867 d. 17 Apr 1908
        
        Elizabeth Ann Davis b. Abt. 1859 d. 1911
        
        4 Alexander G Broomfield ^[1.2.1.1] b. 1885 d. Jun 1947
  - 2 Emma Broomfield ^[1.3] b. 1837 d. 1932
  - 2 Alexander Broomfield ^[1.4] b. 28 Sep 1840 d. 19 Nov 1927
    - Elizabeth Biddlecomb b. 27 Mar 1842
      - 3 Laura Jessie Broomfield ^[1.4.1] b. 7 Jul 1863 d. 3 Jul 1918
      - 3 Frederick George William Broomfield ^[1.4.2] b. 26 Dec 1864 d. 3 Dec 1923
      - 3 Alexander Broomfield ^[1.4.3] b. 1867 d. 17 Apr 1908
      - 3 Annie Beatrice Constance Broomfield ^[1.4.4] b. 1869 d. 16 Feb 1953
      - 3 Elizabeth Adelaide Maud BROOMFIELD ^[1.4.5] b. 10 May 1871 d. 23 Sep 1955
      - 3 Agnes Eugenie BROOMFIELD ^[1.4.6] b. Abt. Sep 1873 d. 12 Dec 1934
      - 3 Alfred Horace Broomfield ^[1.4.7] b. Jun 1876 d. Abt. Sep 1881
      - 3 Lily Ada Louise Broomfield ^[1.4.8] b. 23 Feb 1878 d. 14 May 1956
      - 3 Isabella Mabel Broomfield ^[1.4.9] b. 15 Oct 1881 d. 27 March 1961
      - 3 David Thomas Broomfield ^[1.4.10] b. 3 Feb 1883 d. 8 May 1952
      - 3 Rose Ethel May Broomfield ^[1.4.11] b. 27 Jun 1886 d. 11 Jan 1935
  - 2 John Broomfield ^[1.5] b. 1 June 1844 d. 19 Nov 1927
  - 2 Georgina Rachel Broomfield ^[1.6] b. Aug 1846 d. Oct 1934
  - 2 Richard Broomfield ^[1.7] b. Nov 1849 d. Q1 1914

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