Pedigree Chart for Horace William James Pomeroy: Family History of Ivan Hurst

1917 - 1981 (64 years)

1. Horace William James Pomeroy

B:	27 May 1917
P:	Southampton, Hampshire, England
D:	Dec 1981
P:	Southampton, Hampshire, England

2. Horace Arthur Pomeroy, (Adpt)

B:	13 May 1890
P:	Brompton, Gillingham, Kent, England
M:
P:
D:	30 Mar 1968
P:	20 Creighton Road, Southampton, Hampshire, England

4. Henry Little

B:	20 May 1864
P:	Ramsgate, Kent, England
M:
P:
D:	30 Jan 1948
P:	Medway, Kent, England

8. Edward Thomas Little

B:	1834
P:	Upnor, Kent, England
M:	21 Aug 1860
P:	Ramsgate, Kent, England
D:
P:

9. Maria Brown

B:	1840
P:	Stokeinteignhead, Devon, England
D:	1877
P:	Medway, Kent

5. Alice Maria Peacock

B:	1 Sep 1868
P:	Gillingham, Kent, England
D:	23 Sep 1942
P:	Southampton, Hampshire, England

10. James Peacock

B:	Abt 1833
P:	Gillingham, Kent, England
M:	1859
P:	Kent, England
D:	Sep 1916
P:	Medway, Kent, England

11. Christiana Pett

B:	Abt 1841
P:	Gillingham, Kent, England
D:	Jan 1920
P:	Medway, Kent, England

3. Beatrice Mary Earley

B:	Abt. 1892
P:	Southampton, Hampshire, England
D:	1940
P:	Stowe, Staffordshire, England

6. James Daniel Earley

B:	1862
P:	Shirley, Hampshire, England
M:	23 Nov 1884
P:	South Stoneham, Hampshire, England
D:	Apr 1934
P:	Southampton, Hampshire, England

12. Daniel Earley

B:	1833
P:	Bath Market, Somerset, England
M:	23 May 1853
P:	Sarum St Edmunds, Wiltshire, , England
D:	15 Apr 1891
P:	Southampton, Hampshire, England

13. Charlotte Williams

B:	1839
P:	Salisbury, Wiltshire, England
D:	Mar 1891
P:	Hampshire, United Kingdom

7. Elizabeth Broomfield

B:	31 Mar 1862
P:	Shirley, Hampshire, England
D:	18 Nov 1927
P:	South Stoneham, Hampshire, England

14. George Broomfield

B:	15 Nov 1829
P:	Brockenhurst, Hampshire, England
M:
P:
D:	Oct 1896
P:	South Stoneham, Hampshire, United Kingdom

15. Sarah Pointer

B:	Abt Jul 1830
P:	Wellow, Hampshire, England
D:	17 Nov 1874
P:	South Stoneham, Hampshire, England

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