Harriet Adelaide Churcher b. 29 Apr 1855 Upham, Hampshire, England d. 3 Nov 1912 Hampshire, United Kingdom: Family History of Ivan Hurst

1855 - 1912 (57 years)

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Name	Harriet Adelaide Churcher
Birth	29 Apr 1855	Upham, Hampshire, England
Gender	Female
Death	3 Nov 1912	Hampshire, United Kingdom
Person ID	I322281881030	Hurst Improbable Family Tree
Last Modified	11 Feb 2022

Family Uriah Henry Upton, b. 29 Jan 1853, England d. 1905, Southampton, England (Age 51 years)

Marriage Apr 1884 Droxford, Hampshire, England

Children

	1. Thomas Charles Churcher, b. 6 Jan 1877, Upham, Hampshire, England d. Jun 1938, Southampton, Hampshire, England (Age 61 years)
	2. Mercy Alice Upton, b. 22 Nov 1884, Soberton, Hampshire, England d. Mar 1968, Surrey South Western, Surrey, England (Age 83 years)
	3. William Upton, b. 11 Nov 1885, Soberton, Hampshire, England d. Abt. 1936, Hampshire (Age 50 years)
	4. Henry Upton, b. 9 Aug 1887, Soberton, Hampshire, England d. 3 Jun 1962, Southampton, England (Age 74 years)
	5. Arthur Upton, b. 18 Apr 1889, Droxford, Hampshire, United Kingdom d. July 1889, Droxford, Hampshire, United Kingdom (Age 0 years)
	6. Sophia Kate Upton, b. 11 Jun 1890, Soberton, Hampshire, England d. Jun 1939, Southampton, Hampshire, England (Age 49 years)
	7. George Upton, b. 2 Jul 1892, Soberton, Hampshire, England d. Jun 1975, Southampton, Hampshire, England (Age 82 years)
	8. Harriet Beatrice Upton, b. 11 Sept 1894, Bishopstoke, Hampshire, England
	9. Connie Louise Upton, b. 7 Nov 1896, Netly, Hampshire, England d. Jun 1975, Brent, Greater London, England (Age 78 years)
	10. Albert Upton, b. 15 Feb 1899, Weston, Hampshire, England d. Mar 1963, Winchester, Hampshire, England (Age 64 years)

Family ID F3772 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 11 Feb 2022

Sources
[S-2080810673] Ancestry, (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members.), Ancestry Family Tree.

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