Family Group Sheet for Henry Brown / Hannah Pomeroy (F1524) m. 17 Apr 1862 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

Family: Henry Brown / Hannah Pomeroy (F1524)

m. 17 Apr 1862

Family Information

Male
Henry Brown

Birth	null	West Milton Dorset
Death	30 Dec 1882	Corton
Burial
Marriage	17 Apr 1862
Father
Mother

Female
Hannah Pomeroy

Birth	1842	Broadwindsor, Dorset, England
Death	15 Sep 1918	Bournmouth, Dorset, England
Burial
Other Spouse	John Poynter \| F1525
Marriage	10 Sep 1890	WEYMOUTH Dorset England
Other Spouse	Alfred Hawkins \| F1526
Marriage	24 Apr 1902	BATH Avon England
Father	John Pomeroy \| F1516 Group Sheet
Mother	Mary Ann Bowditch \| F1516 Group Sheet

Female
Emma Brown

Birth	20 Dec 1862	Charminster
Death
Burial

Male
Henry Brown

Birth	1864	Fordington
Death
Burial

Male
George Brown

Birth	29 Apr 1866	Fordington
Death	1918	Atcham
Burial

Male
Charles Brown

Birth	1868	Fordington
Death	9 Jul 1942	BATH Avon England
Burial

Female
Mary Brown

Birth	28 May 1871	Fordington
Death
Burial
Spouse	Charles Henry Hatchard \| F1580
Marriage	20 Nov 1899	Ashley Poole

Male
Edgar John Pomeroy Brown

Birth	25 Jul 1873	Fordington, Dorset, England
Death	8 Oct 1959	San Mateo,California, USA
Burial
Spouse	Blanche Alice Maggs \| F1589
Marriage	21 Feb 1897	Countess of Huntingdon Chapel, the Vineyards, Bath, Somerset, England

Female
Elizabeth Charlotte Brown

Birth	16 Jun 1880	Corton / Portesham
Death	10 Jun 1969	BOURNEMOUTH Dorset England
Burial

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