Family Group Sheet for George James Crook / Annie Clewer (F1405) m. 23 Jul 1876 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

Family: George James Crook / Annie Clewer (F1405)

m. 23 Jul 1876

Family Information

Male
George James Crook

Birth	20 Jul 1848	Castle Buildings, St. Michaels, Southampton, Hampshire
Death	25 Mar 1889	Union Workhouse, Winchester, Hampshire, England
Burial
Marriage	23 Jul 1876	11 West Street, Parish of New Radford, Nottingham
Father	Henry Crook \| F1588 Group Sheet
Mother	Caroline Brookman \| F1588 Group Sheet

Female
Annie Clewer

Birth	October 1850	Bromyard, Herefordshire, England
Death
Burial
Father
Mother

Male
George Frederick Crook

Birth	October 1876	Southampton, Hampshire, England
Death	Nov 1937	Southampton, Hampshire, England
Burial
Spouse	Edith S Fowler \| F2505
Marriage	Jul 1908	Southampton, Hampshire, England

Male
William Arthur Henry Crook

Birth	14 Oct 1878	72 Lower Canal Walk, Southampton, Hampshire, England
Death	13 Jul 1916	Birmingham War Hospital Forthfield Birmingham
Burial

Male
James Crook

Birth	Abt 1883	Southampton, Hampshire, England
Death
Burial

Male
Albert Walter Crook

Birth	26 Oct 1883	Southampton, Hampshire, England
Death	18 Aug 1949	Southampton, Hampshire, England
Burial

Male
Ernest Percival Crook

Birth	Abt. 1889	Southampton, Hampshire, England
Death	15 Apr 1917	SS Arcadian (Belfast) drowned by enemy Submarine.
Burial

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