Family Group Sheet for Robert Budden Hallett / Harriet Austin (F1014) m. 9 Oct 1836 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

Family: Robert Budden Hallett / Harriet Austin (F1014)

m. 9 Oct 1836

Family Information

Male
Robert Budden Hallett

Birth	1808	Thorncombe Dorset, Devon, England christened 11 Sep 1808
Death	30 Jun 1889	Age 80 Union Workhouse South Stoneham Hampshire
Burial
Marriage	9 Oct 1836	St Marys Portsea Hampshire
Other Spouse	Mary Anne Baker \| F984
Marriage	3 Aug 1850	Parish Church Newchurch Isle of Wight
Father	Thomas Hallett \| F555 Group Sheet
Mother	Elizabeth Bowditch \| F555 Group Sheet

Female
Harriet Austin

Birth	1814	Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England
Death	11 Jul 1849	Hill Street Ryde Isle of Wight Age 35
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Father
Mother

Female
Ann Elizabeth Hallett

Birth	1837	Ryde, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England
Death
Burial

Male
James William Hallett

Birth	1 Jan 1839	Haylands Ryde Isle of Wight
Death	18 Jul 1887	Woolston Southampton
Burial

Male
Thomas Hallett

Birth	Abt 1840	Ryde, Isle of Wight, Hampshire
Death	19 Apr 1892	General Hospital, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands
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Spouse	Elizabeth Norris \| F948
Marriage	9 Jul 1864	Register Office Southampton, Fathers Robert Hallett and John Norris
Spouse	Adelina Elizabeth Turner \| F949
Marriage	25 Nov 1876	St Helier Town Church, Jersey, Adelina born St Helier, Jersey

Male
George John Hallett

Birth	13 May 1847	Northwood, Cowes, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England
Death		Hampshire, England
Burial

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