Henry Young: Family History of Ivan Hurst

1811 - 1876 (65 years)

Generation: 1

1.

Henry Young was born in 1811 in Writtle, Essex, England; died on 2 Oct 1876 in Highwood, Writtle, Essex, England.

Family/Spouse: Susannah Matthams. Susannah was born about 1821 in Writtle. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

2. Susanna Young was born about 1853 in Writtle, Essex.
3. Charlotte Young was born about 1855 in Writtle, Essex.
4. Rebecca Young was born about 1857 in Writtle, Essex.
5. Harriett Young was born in 1859 in Writtle, Essex.
6. Ellen Young was born in 1863 in Writtle, Essex [RM].
7. John Young was born about 1867 in Writtle, Essex.

Family/Spouse: Susannah Rust. Susannah was born about 1812 in Writtle; died about 1849. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

8. Henry Young was born on 1 Apr 1834 in Writtle.
9. Mary Young was born in 1836 in Writtle, Essex.
10. Elizabeth Young was born in 1838 in Writtle, Essex.
11. Sarah Young was born in 1839 in Writtle, Essex.
12. Robert Young was born in 1840 in Writtle, Essex.
13. Walter Young was born in 1844 in Writtle, Essex.
14. Clara Young was born in 1846 in Writtle, Essex.

Generation: 2

2. Susanna Young (1.Henry¹) was born about 1853 in Writtle, Essex.
3. Charlotte Young (1.Henry¹) was born about 1855 in Writtle, Essex.
4. Rebecca Young (1.Henry¹) was born about 1857 in Writtle, Essex.
5. Harriett Young (1.Henry¹) was born in 1859 in Writtle, Essex.
6. Ellen Young (1.Henry¹) was born in 1863 in Writtle, Essex [RM].
7. John Young (1.Henry¹) was born about 1867 in Writtle, Essex.
8. Henry Young (1.Henry¹) was born on 1 Apr 1834 in Writtle.
9. Mary Young (1.Henry¹) was born in 1836 in Writtle, Essex.
10. Elizabeth Young (1.Henry¹) was born in 1838 in Writtle, Essex.
11. Sarah Young (1.Henry¹) was born in 1839 in Writtle, Essex.
12. Robert Young (1.Henry¹) was born in 1840 in Writtle, Essex.
13. Walter Young (1.Henry¹) was born in 1844 in Writtle, Essex.
14. Clara Young (1.Henry¹) was born in 1846 in Writtle, Essex.

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