Pedigree Chart for Roger James Chandler: Family History of Ivan Hurst

1948 - 1976 (27 years)

1. Roger James Chandler

B:	30 Jul 1948
P:	Portsmouth, Hampshire, England
D:	10 May 1976
P:	Emsworth, Hampshire, England

2. Ronald Percy James Chandler

B:	25 Oct 1919
P:	Lambeth, London, England
M:	17 Jan 1945
P:	St Marys, Portsea, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England
D:	01 Mar 1987
P:	Emsworth, Hampshire, England

4. Ernest Francis Chandler

B:	4 Mar 1887
P:	St Peter, Walworth, Surrey, England
M:	28 Aug 1910
P:	St Bennetts, Stepney, Mile End Old Town, London, England
D:	12 Feb 1969
P:	Portsmouth, Hampshire, England

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5. Elizabeth Maria Cox

B:	21 Dec 1886
P:	Bethnal Green, Middlesex, London, England
D:	17 May 1989
P:	Emsworth, Hampshire, England

10. Charles Cox

B:	13 May 1852
P:	8 Clarence Place, Bethnal Green, Middlesex
M:	06 Oct 1872
P:	St. Mary's, Chigwell, Essex
D:	09 Aug 1937
P:	43 Richard Street, Stepney E1

11. Emma Elizabeth Merson

B:	04 Jun 1853
P:	11 Wilson Street, Shoreditch, Middx.
D:	29 Oct 1913
P:	Died in London Hospital. Living at 7 Clarence Road, Canning Town, London. Wife of Charles Cox and Engine Driver

3. Beryl Groves

B:	19 May 1922
P:	Portsmouth, Hampshire, England
D:	27 Aug 2010
P:	Emsworth, Hampshire, England

6. Frank Pomeroy Groves

B:	27 Jan 1893
P:	Okeford Fitzpaine, Sturminster, Dorset, England
M:	12 Jun 1920
P:	Brentford, London, England
D:	09 Mar 1963
P:	Leigh Park, Havant, Hampshire, England

12. Frederick George Groves		=>

B:	17 Mar 1869
P:	Fordington, Dorset, England
M:	08 Jan 1891
P:	Fordington St George, Dorset, England
D:	Sep 1945
P:	Poole, Dorset, England

13. Emma Jane Pomeroy		=>

B:	3 Aug 1869
P:	Fordington, Dorset, England
D:	23 Aug 1899
P:	Cheselbourne, Dorset, England

7. Edith Alice Fripp

B:	06 Jul 1897
P:	Isleworth, Brentford, Middlesex, England
D:	19 Sep 1956
P:	Oakdale, Poole, Dorset

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