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# Title Prefix Full Name Suffix Birth Date Occupation: Date Occupation: Place Occupation
401     Robert Hurst    M  1801  6 Jun 1841  St Mary, Southampton, Hampshire, England   Mariner 
402     Robert Hurst    M  1801  1853  2 Lower Canal Walk, Southampton, Hampshire, England   Pilot 
403     Robert Hurst    M  1801  1861  2 Lower Canal Walk, Southampton, Hampshire, England   Pilot 
404     Robert Hurst    M  1801  1871  Queen's Road, Freemantle, Millbrook, Hampshire, England   Former Pilot 
405     Robert Hurst    M  1801  1 Jun 1878  Queen's Road, Freemantle, Southampton, Hampshire, England   Former Pilot 
406     Eric Norman Hurst    M  27 Oct 1905  4 Jan 1948    Draughtsman - From probate of mother  
407     David Hurst    M  1743  14 Aug 1765  Whiteparish, Hampshire, England   Carpenter - On Marriage Cert 
408     David Hurst    M  1743  14 Aug 1765  Whiteparish, Wiltshire, England   Carpenter 
409     Stephen Hurst    M  About 1715  25 Apr 1735  Whiteparish, Wiltshire, England   Carpenter - Marriage trans 
410     David Hurst    M  1817  1851  Salisbury St Martin, Wiltshire, England   Carpenter 
411     David Hurst    M  1817  1877  Stroud, Gloucestershire   Carpenter 
412     John HURST, Yeoman  Yeoman  M  Bef 17 Dec 1776  1807  Whiteparish, Wiltshire, England   Butcher 
413     David Hurst    M  31 Jan 1809  1841  Whiteparish, Wiltshire, England   Butcher 
414     David Hurst    M  31 Jan 1809  1871  Whiteparish, Wiltshire, England   Master Butcher and Grocer 
415     David Hurst    M  31 Jan 1809  1875  Whiteparish, Wiltshire, England   Butcher 
416     Joseph Hurst    M  27 Feb 1803  1841  Carter's Clay, Lockerley, Hampshire, England   Bricklayer 
417     Joseph Hurst    M  27 Feb 1803  1851  Awbridge Common, Michelmersh, Hampshire, England   Bricklayer 
418     Joseph Hurst    M  27 Feb 1803  1861  Awbridge Common, Michelmersh, Hampshire, England   Bricklayer 
419     Joseph Hurst    M  27 Feb 1803  1871  Awbridge Common, Michelmersh, Hampshire, England   Bricklayer 
420     Ethered Hurst    M  1854  24 Nov 1883    Carpenter 
421     Ethered Hurst    M  1854  1911  Hampshire, England   Sweet Confectioner & Ice Cream Maker 
422     Ethered Hurst    M  1854  24 Apr 1923  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Confectioner 
423     Fred Gibson Hurst    M  Abt 1885  1901  Selby, Yorkshire, England   Apprentice Blacksmith 
424     Robert Hurst    M  Abt 1819  1871    Blacksmith - Journeyman 
425     Robert Hurst    M  Abt 1819  1881  5 Georges Terrace, Kingston-Upon-Hull, Yorkshire, England   Blacksmith 
426     Alfred Hurst    M  21 Apr 1882  1911  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Leading Fireman, Seagoing 
427     Harry Hurst    M  Mar 1853  1891  wimpson lane, Millbrook, Hampshire, England   Agricultural Labourer 
428     Thomas Hurst    M  Abt 1826  1871  Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England   Sawyer 
429     Thomas Hurst    M  Abt 1826  1881  Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England   Sawyer 
430     Thomas Hurst    M  Abt 1826  1891  Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England   Sawyer 
431     Richard Hurst    M  1816  1841  Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England   Sawyer 
432     Eliza Hurst    F  Abt. 1855  1871  Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England   Dressmaker 
433     Thomas Hurst    M  12 May 1862  1881  Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England   Cooper 
434     Thomas Hurst    M  12 May 1862  1911  Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England   Cooper 
435     Ernest Rudolph Hurst    M  15 Oct 1894  1911  Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England   Butcher 
436     Ernest Rudolph Hurst    M  15 Oct 1894  1914  Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England   Butchers assistant, from Harry Ernest Birth Cert 
437     John Hurst    M  14 Aug 1802  1841  stacey bushes, Leckhampstead, Buckinghamshire, England   Agricultural Labourer 
438     George Hurst    M  1 May 1833  1851  Charing Cross, St Martin in the Fields, Westminster, Middlesex, England   Domestic Servant, Page 
439     George Hurst    M  1 May 1833  1861  Stony Stratford, St Mary Magdalen, Buckinghamshire, England   Grocers Porter 
440     George Hurst    M  1 May 1833  1871  Stony Stratford, St Mary Magdalen, Buckinghamshire, England   Grocers Porter 
441     George Hurst    M  1 May 1833  1881  Watford, Hertfordshire, England   Gardener 
442     Henry Hurst    M  Oct 1888  1912  Toronto, Ontario, Canada    
443     Isaac Hurst    M  Abt 1821  1841  Leckhampstead, Buckinghamshire, England   Dairy Man 
444     Isaac Hurst    M  1809  1841  Stacey Bushes, Leckhampstead, Buckinghamshire, England   Agricultural Labourer  
445     Isaac Hurst    M  6 Mar 1817  1851  manor house, hardwick, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England   Farmer with 400 acres 
446     Jacob John Hurst    M  1825  1851  Leckhampstead, Buckinghamshire, England   Farmer of 330 acres with 15 men 
447     Jacob John Hurst    M  1825  1861  Leckhampstead, Buckinghamshire, England   Farmer with 330 acres employing 11 men and 4 boys 
448     Thomas William Hurst    M  17 Jan 1864  1881  Watford, Hertfordshire, England   Coach Painter 
449     Reginald Thomas Hurst    M  28 Jul 1889  1939  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Shipping clerk 
450     Ethel Florence Hurst    F  Apr 1891  1911  5 Lancaster Street, Paddington, London, England   Under Nurse, Domestic servant 


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