People by date: Family History of Ivan Hurst

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#	Full Name	Birth Date	Marriage Date	Death Date	Residence: Date	Residence: Place
2851	Jacqueline Allan
2852	Charles Grant
2853	Annie G White		Oct 1921
2854	Annie M Sprague		Oct 1921
2855	Pratt
2856	Deborah Pratt
2857	Houghton
2858	Henry FitzHugh, Lord, 5th Baron Fitzhugh of Ravensworth Castle
2859	Anne Vaux
2860	William Sapcote			9 Aug 1534
2861	Guy A Sapcote, Sir
2862	John Sapcote
2863	Bryan Sapcote
2864	Sir Thomas Montague, Sir, 4th Earl of Salisbury
2865	Eleanor Holland, Lady
2866	William FitzHugh, Sir, 4th Baron Fitzhugh of Ravensworth
2867	Marjory Willoughby
2868	William Willoughby, Sir, 5th Baron Willoughby de Eresby
2869	Lucy Le Strange
2870	Thomas Cheney, Sir, of Irthlingborough
2871	Elizabeth Cheney
2872	Mary
2873	William Salisbury, Sir
2874	Constance
2875	Henry Vere, Sir, of Addington
2876	Katherine Peniston, Lady
2877	Green
2878	Anne Green
2879	George Throckmorton, Sir, of Coughton Court
2880	William Vaux, Sir
2881	Gregory Peniston, of Courtesells in Piedmont
2882	Richard Sapcote, Sir, of Elton in Huntingdonshire			1477
2883	Richard Sapcote, Sir, of Elton in Huntingdonshire			1477
2884	Thomas Seymarc\Seymark			Aft. 1451
2885	William Lexham, of Norfolk
2886	Agnes Lexham
2887	John Cheyne, Sir
2888	David Phelip, Sir
2889	Isabel Wolston
2890	Isabel Wolston
2891	John Frauncis, Sir, of Burley
2892	Fulk Bourchier, 10th Baron FitzWarin			18 Sep 1479
2893	Thomas Brandon, Sir
2894	Elizabeth Bourchier, Lady			24 Aug 1548
2895	John Arundell, of Lanherne
2896	Dorothy Bourchier
2897	Giles Bourchier
2898	Humphrey Fulford, Sir
2899	John Bonville, Sir, of Halnaker
2900	Katharine Wingfield

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