Family Group Sheet for Edmund Gilbert, Rev. / Anne Garnett (F3444) m. 31 Jul 1775 : Family History of Ivan Hurst

m. 31 Jul 1775

Family Information

Male
Edmund Gilbert, Rev.

Birth	1 Jan 1749	Compton, Devon, England
Death	15 Nov 1816	Bodmin Priory, Cornwall, England
Burial
Marriage	31 Jul 1775	Saint Augustine The Less, Bristol, Gloucester, England
Father	Pomroy Gilbert \| F3164 Group Sheet
Mother	Mary Williams \| F3164 Group Sheet

Female
Anne Garnett

Birth	1750	Bristol, England
Death	1822	Bodmin Priory, Cornwall, England
Burial
Father
Mother

Female
Ann Clayton Gilbert

Birth	1776
Death	1790
Burial

Female
Catherine Hodgson Gilbert, Lady

Birth	1777	Bodmin, Cornwall, England
Death	4 Aug 1853	Cray, Kent, England
Burial

Male
John Pomeroy Gilbert, Reverend, Vicar of St. Wenn

Birth	15 Jul 1778	Bodmin, Cornwall, England
Death	29 Sep 1853	Barnstable, Devon, England
Burial	1853	Bodmin, Cornwall Unitary Authority, Cornwall, England
Spouse	Mary Storm \| F3366
Marriage	11 Dec 1807	Ilfracombe, Devon, England

Male
Henry Garnett Gilbert

Birth	1782	Bodmin, Cornwall, England
Death	May 1805	Lost City, Hardy, West Virginia, USA
Burial

Female
Elizabeth Garnett Gilbert

Birth	1783	Bodmin, Cornwall, England
Death	27 Nov 1861
Burial

Male
Walter Raleigh Gilbert

Birth	18 Mar 1785	Bodmin, Cornwall,England
Death	12 May 1853	London, England
Burial

Male
Edmund William Gilbert

Birth	14 Jun 1787	Bodmin, Cornwall,England
Death	26 Feb 1849	East Stonehouse, Devonshire, England
Burial

Male
Roger Pomeroy Gilbert

Birth	1790	Cornwall, England
Death	20 May 1864	Treguier, Côtes-d'Armor, Bretagne, France
Burial

Female
Lucy Gilbert

Birth	11 Apr 1792	Helston, Cornwall, England
Death
Burial

Male
Francis Garde Gilbert

Birth	26 May 1793	Bodmin, Cornwall, England
Death	30 Nov 1871	Killaloe, Co Clare, Ireland
Burial

Female
Frances Isabella Gilbert

Birth	1795	Bodmin, Cornwall, England
Death	5 Nov 1849	India
Burial

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