Pedigree Chart for Brian Stephen Griffiths: Family History of Ivan Hurst

1926 - 1962 (36 years)

1. Brian Stephen Griffiths

B:	Apr May Jun 1926
P:	Manchester, Lancashire, England
D:	Sep 1962
P:	Manchester, Lancashire, England

2. Reuben Stephen Griffiths

B:	1 Oct 1897
P:	80 Greenheys Lane Chorlton-on-Medlock, Manchester, Lancashire, England
M:	15 Sep 1924
P:	St. Paul, Chorlton-on-Medlock, Manchester, Lancashire, England
D:	25 Jun 1961
P:	29 Newport Road, Chorlton Cum Hardy, Manchester, Lancashire, England

4. William Thomas Griffiths

B:	10 Jan 1866
P:	35 Baxter Street, Hulme, Manchester, Lancashire, England
M:	3 Sep 1891
P:	Friends Meeting House, Manchester
D:	22 February 1930
P:	12 Chorlton Terrace, Manchester, Lancashire, England

8. Thomas France

B:	Abt 1845
P:	Manchester, Lancashire, England
M:	12 Oct 1867
P:	Manchester
D:	Jul 1912
P:	Lancashire, United Kingdom

9. Elizabeth Griffiths		=>

B:	Jun 1847
P:	Pendleton, Lancashire, England
D:	05 December 1897
P:	19 Lord Street, Gorton, Manchester, Lancashire, England

5. Sarah Ellen Abbott

B:	19 Jan 1869
P:	Hulme, Manchester, Lancashire, England
D:	10 July 1907
P:	26 Caythorpe Street, Moss Side, Manchester, Lancashire, England

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3. Jessie Esther Axon

B:	25 October 1900
P:	149 Princess Street, Manchester, Lancashire, England
D:	22 Oct 1980
P:	Withington Hospital, Manchester, Lancashire, England

6. Frederick John Axon

B:	27 Dec 1857
P:	Manchester, Lancashire, England
M:	2 Jun 1881
P:	Chorlton Upon Medlock, Lancashire, England
D:	8 Mar 1927
P:	South Manchester, Lancashire, England

12. John Axon

B:	1828
P:	Manchester, Lancashire, England
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P:
D:	10 Apr 1872
P:

13. Hannah Elizabeth BARTON

B:	1828
P:	Nottinghamshire, England
D:	3 Aug 1901
P:

7. Selina Priscilla Lea

B:	10 Jun 1861
P:	Manchester
D:	5 Mar 1919
P:	Chorlton Upon Medlock, Lancashire, England

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