Pedigree Chart for Albert John Bendall: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Abt 1894 - 1968 (74 years)

1. Albert John Bendall

B:	Abt 1894
P:	Brownhill, Hampshire, England
D:	1968
P:	SOUTHAMPTON

2. John Bennett

B:	1865
P:	Upton, Hampshire, England
M:	20 May 1893
P:	Millbrook, Hampshire, England
D:	31 Aug 1937
P:	SOUTHAMPTON

4. John Bennett

B:	1839
P:	Romsey, Hampshire, England
M:	5 Nov 1864
P:	Romsey, Hampshire, England
D:	8 Feb 1908
P:	Nursling, Hampshire, England

8. James Bennett		=>

B:	8 July 1813
P:	Michelmersh, Romsey, Hampshire, England
M:	16 February 1839
P:	Romsey, Hampshire, England
D:	12 May 1877
P:	Toothill, Romsey, Hampshire, England

9. Maria Janaway		=>

B:	Abt 1820
P:	Eling, Hampshire, England
D:	24 September 1881
P:	Toothill, Romsey, Hampshire, England

5. Jane Pressley

B:	1840
P:	Romsey, Hampshire, England
D:	1916
P:	Nursling, Hampshire, England

10. John Pressley

B:	Abt 1814
P:	Southampton, Hampshire, England
M:
P:
D:
P:

11. Jane

B:	Abt 1818
P:	Mitchelmerth, Hampshire, England
D:
P:

3. Hannah Mary Hurst

B:	1868
P:	Millbrook, Hampshire, England
D:	16 March 1921
P:	Southampton, Hampshire, England

6. Robert Obadiah Hurst

B:	1828
P:	Nursling, Hampshire, England
M:	31 Aug 1850
P:	Millbrook, Hampshire, England
D:	Apr 1903
P:	South Stoneham, Hampshire, United Kingdom

12. Richard Hurst		=>

B:	1801
P:	Broughton, Hampshire, England
M:	26 Dec 1814
P:	Romsey, Hampshire, England
D:	Jan 1864
P:	South Stoneham, Hampshire

13. Mary Anne Holloway		=>

B:	Abt 1801
P:	Hampshire, England
D:	Dec 1901
P:	New Forest, Hampshire,

7. Elizabeth Day

B:	1830
P:	Millbrook, Hampshire, England
D:	January 1910
P:	Southampton, Hampshire

14. Charles Day		=>

B:	Abt 1796
P:	Milbrook, Hampshire, England
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P:
D:
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15. Sarah

B:	Abt 1793
P:	Romsey, Hampshire, England
D:
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