Shirley, Millbrook, Hampshire: Family History of Ivan Hurst

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Matches 1 to 50 of 199

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Census	Person ID	Tree
1	Aldridge, Rachael	1841	I13366	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
2	Andrews, Henry	1841	I13400	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
3	Andrews, Mary	1841	I13401	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
4	Arnold, Mary	1841	I13367	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
5	Baker, Arthur W	1841	I12124	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
6	Baker, Francis H	1841	I12123	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
7	Barnes, Chas	1841	I13448	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
8	Barnes, Elizth	1841	I13449	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
9	Barnes, Willm	1841	I13450	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
10	Beavis, Albert	1841	I12955	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
11	Beavis, Charles	1841	I12954	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
12	Beavis, Cornelius	1841	I12950	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
13	Beavis, Edwin	1841	I12956	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
14	Beavis, Elizabeth	1841	I12953	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
15	Beavis, George	1841	I12952	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
16	Beavis, Rebecca	1841	I12951	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
17	Benham, Thomas	1841	I12929	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
18	Blunt, Emily	1841	I13352	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
19	Blunt, Isabella	1841	I13353	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
20	Blunt, Mary	1841	I13350	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
21	Blunt, Richd	1841	I13348	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
22	Blunt, Richd	1841	I13349	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
23	Blunt, Wattie	1841	I13351	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
24	Boretillira, Ann	1841	I13362	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
25	Bovill, Eliza	1841	I13361	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
26	Bovill, James	1841	I13360	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
27	Brett, Henry	1841	I12923	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
28	Brixey, Ann	1841	I13370	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
29	Brixey, Edwd	1841	I13369	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
30	Brixey, Elizth	1841	I13368	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
31	Brixey, Emily	1841	I13371	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
32	Brixey, N K	1841	I13372	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
33	Bromfield, Arthur	1841	I13397	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
34	Bromfield, Joseph	1841	I13447	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
35	Brooker, John	1841	I13434	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
36	Brown, Ann	1841	I13424	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
37	Chapman, Charles	1841	I12925	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
38	Chapman, Sarah	1841	I12926	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
39	Chapman, Sarah	1841	I12928	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
40	Chapman, Thomas	1841	I12927	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
41	Cole, Edwin	1841	I13467	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
42	Cole, Robert	1841	I13466	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
43	Collins, Frances	1841	I13396	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
44	Cook, Henry	1841	I13382	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
45	Cook, John	1841	I13381	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
46	Cook, Lucy	1841	I13380	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
47	Cook, Thomas	1841	I13386	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
48	Cook, William	1841	I13379	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
49	Cookman, Sophia	1841	I12941	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B
50	Cooper, John	1841	I12119	Millbrook Census 1841 Type B

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