Leicester House: Family History of Ivan Hurst

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Birth	Person ID	Tree
1	Hanover, Caroline Matilda	22 Jul 1751	I340	Test
2	Hanover, Duke Edward Henry of_Gloucester	25 Nov 1743	I336	Test
3	Hanover, Frederick William	24 May 1750	I339	Test
4	Hanover, Duke Henry Frederick of_Cumberland	7 Nov 1745	I337	Test
5	Hanover, Louisa Anne	19 Mar 1749	I338	Test
6	Hanover, Mary	5 Mar 1723	I330	Test
7	Hanover, Duke William Augustus of_Cumberland	26 Apr 1721	I329	Test

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Death	Person ID	Tree
1	Hanover, Frederick William	29 Dec 1765	I339	Test

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