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Andrew
Thomas Andrew 1713-1806
Ann Andrew 1757-1806
Edmund Smale Andrew 1779-1836 and Ann Bray 1784-1872
Oliver Bray Andrew 1854-1906 and Isabella Fulford
George Andrew 1879-1952 and Nance Clarke 1884-1967
Oliver Andrew 1908-1993 and Mina Hocken
Joyce Andrew 1911-1998 and Boris Norrish 1912-1969
Norrish
John Andrew 1912-1997 and Freda Hawkings 1912-2006
John at war
John and Freda’s homes and his career
Stan Andrew 1915-2001 and Melba Sherwin 1914-2003
Brian Andrew 1926-2005 and Jo Williams 1928-2011
Andrew family forum
Clarke
John Clark 1787-? and Jane Shapcott 1784-?
Richard Clark b 1760 and Ann Rodd b 1760
Richard Clarke 1814-1895 and Elizabeth Vernon 1817-1889
William Clarke 1850-1928 and Mary Jane Joyce 1855-1927
Hawkings
James 1726-1790 and Hannah Board 1725-1801
James 1748-1832 and Hannah Hawkings
Jeremiah 1779-1822 and Mary Hawkings
Frederick [1804-1860] and Sarah Hawkings nee Harris [1812-1904]
Edmund [1832-1892], Mary Hembry [1840-1875] and Elizabeth Harris
Jesse Edmund Hawkings 1861-1917
The Hawkings family at Landsdowne
Corley
Champion
Robert Champion 1610 born in West Pennard, m Grace Starr 1615-?
Robert Champion, 1638-1668, m Ann 1640-1689
Robert Champion 1668-1713, m Ann Lyde 1676-?
Robert Champion 1736-1812, m Joan Symes 1733-1810
Edward Champion 1768-1827, m Ann Naish, 1770-1803
Robert Champion 1791-1865, m Ann Harden 1789-1853
Edward Champion 1847-1906 and Martha Board
Jesse and Ethel Hawkings (1877-1968)
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