Pedigree Chart for Bertram Harry Stephen Pomeroy: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Bertram Harry Stephen Pomeroy

1902 - 1975 (73 years)

1. Bertram Harry Stephen Pomeroy

B:	04 July 1902
P:	Southampton, Hampshire, England
D:	10 Oct 1975
P:	Southampton, Hampshire, England

2. Dan Pomeroy

B:	8 Apr 1870
P:	Farnham, Surrey, England
M:	July 1891
P:	Southampton, Hampshire, England
D:	25 Jan 1939
P:	Southampton, Hampshire, England

4. Daniel Pomeroy

B:	03 April 1831
P:	Broadwindsor, Dorset, England
M:	27 May 1858
P:	Bradford Pevereil, Dorset, England
D:	13 Dec 1869
P:	Farnham, Hampshire, England

8. John Pomeroy		=>

B:	31 Dec 1808
P:	Coles Cross, Broadwindsor, Dorset, England
M:	08 Sep 1830
P:	Broadwinsor, Dorset, England
D:	Abt Feb 1890
P:	Blackdown, Broadwindsor, Dorset, England

9. Mary Ann Bowditch		=>

B:	1809
P:	Blackdown, Broadwindsor, Dorset, England
D:	14 Jul 1890
P:	Broadwindsor Dorset England

5. Edith Jane Bailey

B:	Apr 1838
P:	Farrington, Dorset, England
D:	Sep 1901
P:	Alresford, Hampshire, England

10. Israel Bailey		=>

B:	Abt 1804
P:	Bincombe, Dorset, England
M:	28 May 1835
P:	St. George's, Fordington, Dorset, England
D:
P:

11. Harriet Pope		=>

B:	Abt 1802
P:	Melbury, Dorset, England
D:	December 1870
P:	Dorset, United Kingdom

3. Mary Ann Bignell

B:	6 Jan 1871
P:	Newmore, Bishop Sutton, Hampshire, England
D:	24 Jan 1941
P:	Southampton, Hampshire, England

6. Stephen Bignell

B:	Apr 1841
P:	Bishop's Sutton, Alresford, Hampshire, England
M:	22 Jan 1863
P:	Bishop's Sutton, Alresford, Hampshire, England
D:	Jan 1887
P:	Alresford, Hampshire, England

12. William Bignell		=>

B:	Abt 1816
P:	Bishops Sutton, Hampshire, England
M:	23 Jan 1841
P:	Bishops Sutton, Hampshire, England
D:	Jan 1885
P:	Alresford, Hampshire, England

13. Mary Ann Butcher		=>

B:	1821
P:	Bishops Sutton, Hampshire, England
D:	1906
P:	Alresford, Hampshire, England

7. Elizabeth Ann Russell

B:	1843
P:	Itchen Abbas, Hampshire, England
D:	12 March 1922
P:	England

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