Bertram Harry Stephen Pomeroy b. 4 Jul 1902 Southampton, Hampshire, England d. 10 Oct 1975 Southampton, Hampshire, England: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Bertram Harry Stephen Pomeroy

1902 - 1975 (73 years)

Name	Bertram Harry Stephen Pomeroy
Birth	4 Jul 1902	Southampton, Hampshire, England
Gender	Male
Death	10 Oct 1975	Southampton, Hampshire, England
Person ID	P5	Ivan Hurst Validated and/or DNA Family Tree
Last Modified	23 Oct 2022

	Test Type	Taken by	Test Information
DNA Tests	6 DNA tests are associated with Bertram Harry Stephen Pomeroy
	atDNA	Carol Bignell
	atDNA	Karen C Bell	GEDmatch ID = ET3691084
	atDNA	Stephen Paul Pomeroy
	atDNA	Anthony James Carr
	atDNA	Duncan Elliot
	atDNA	Karen C Bell

Father	Dan Pomeroy, b. 8 Apr 1870, Farnham, Surrey, England d. 25 Jan 1939, Southampton, Hampshire, England (Age 68 years)
Mother	Mary Ann Bignell, b. 6 Jan 1871, Newmore, Bishop Sutton, Hampshire, England d. 24 Jan 1941, Southampton, Hampshire, England (Age 70 years)
Family ID	F3	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Catherine Alice Collins, b. 20 Sep 1902, Southampton, Hampshire, England d. 22 Dec 1999, Romsey, Hampshire, England (Age 97 years)

Children

+	1. Peggy Alice Mary Pomeroy

Family ID F2 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 23 Oct 2022

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