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Ancestry report for Augusta Mary Harwood, daughter of John N. Harwood, vicar of East Grinstead and Harriet Harwood

Generation No. 1
1. Augusta Mary Harwood was the daughter of (2) John N. Harwood, vicar of East Grinstead and (3) Harriet Harwood. She was born 1840 at Kent

Generation No. 2
2. John N. Harwood, vicar of East Grinstead He was born 1797 at Worcestershire
He married Harriet on c 1823. She was born 1803 at London. They had the following children:
i	Louisa who was born 1832 Worcestershire
ii	Connigsby Michael who was born 1836 Worcestershire
iii	Eleanor Octavia who was born 1838 Worcestershire
iv	Augusta Mary who was born 1840 Kent
v	Francis Vernon who was born 1842 Kent
vi	Emily Gladwin who was born 1844 Kent
vii	Henry Hollingwood who was born 1848 Kent

3. Harriet Harwood She was born 1803 at London
She married John N. Harwood, vicar of East Grinstead on c 1823. He was born 1797 at Worcestershire. They had the following children:
i	Louisa who was born 1832 Worcestershire
ii	Connigsby Michael who was born 1836 Worcestershire
iii	Eleanor Octavia who was born 1838 Worcestershire
iv	Augusta Mary who was born 1840 Kent
v	Francis Vernon who was born 1842 Kent
vi	Emily Gladwin who was born 1844 Kent
vii	Henry Hollingwood who was born 1848 Kent

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