Family Group Sheet for Robert Mintram / Rebecca Lowman (F121) m. 24 Sep 1801 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

m. 24 Sep 1801

Family Information

Male
Robert Mintram

Birth	Before 27 Jul 1777	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Death	21 Feb 1850	Romsey, Hampshire
Burial
Marriage	24 Sep 1801	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Father	John MINTRUM \| F856 Group Sheet
Mother	Anne PEARCE \| F856 Group Sheet

Female
Rebecca Lowman

Birth	1780	Hampshire, England
Death	06 Feb 1850	Romsey, Hampshire, England
Burial
Father
Mother

Male
William MINTRAM

Birth	12 Dec 1802
Death	04 May 1803	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Burial

Female
Sarah MINTRAM

Birth	17 Jun 1804	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Death	Dec 1887	Hampshire, England
Burial

Female
Jane MINTRAM

Birth	19 Oct 1806
Death	1815
Burial

Male
George Mintram

Birth	Abt. 1811	Hampshire, England
Death	Bef. 1851	Hampshire, England
Burial
Spouse	Mary Anne Gradidge \| F2777
Marriage	01 Nov 1829	Nursling Parish, Hampshire, England

Female
Elizabeth MINTRAM

Birth	Abt. 23 Jun 1811	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Death	1811	Nursling
Burial

Female
Mary MINTRAM

Birth	05 Sep 1813
Death	30 Nov 1892	South Stoneham, Hampshire, England.
Burial

Female
Frances (Fanny) MINTRAM

Birth	02 Jul 1815
Death
Burial

Female
Phoebe MINTRAM

Birth	24 Aug 1817	Hampshire, England
Death	1850
Burial

Male
James Mintram

Birth	16 Jul 1820	Hampshire, England
Death	20 Oct 1881	Hardley, Hampshire, England
Burial
Spouse	Elizabeth Burton \| F862
Marriage	12 Aug 1848	Southampton, Hampshire, England

Male
William MINTRAM

Birth	Before 18 Aug 1822	Hampshire, England
Death	15 Oct 1870	South Stoneham, Hampshire, United Kingdom
Burial

Female
Eliza MINTRAM

Birth	Feb 1824	Nursling, Hampshire, England
Death	Mar 1824	Nursling
Burial

Male
Charles MINTRAM

Birth	26 Feb 1824	Houndsdown, Eling, Hampshire
Death	Apr 1885	30 Cosham St, Landport, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England
Burial

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