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Ancestry report for Arthur C. Melville, son of Robert Melville, barrister and Agnes Melville

Generation No. 1
1. Arthur C. Melville was the son of (2) Robert Melville, barrister and (3) Agnes Melville. He was born 1879 at Middlesex

Generation No. 2
2. Robert Melville, barrister He was born 1841 at Africa
He married Agnes on c 1867. She was born 1847 at Devon. They had the following children:
i	Elizabeth P.F. who was born 1872 Middlesex
ii	Robert G. who was born 1873 Middlesex
iii	Michael C.H. who was born 1874 Middlesex
iv	John who was born 1876 Middlesex
v	William W. who was born 1877 Hartfield, Sussex
vi	Arthur C. who was born 1879 Middlesex
vii	Agnes H. who was born 1880 Middlesex
viii	Alexander N. who was born Jan 1881 Middlesex

3. Agnes Melville She was born 1847 at Devon
She married Robert Melville, barrister on c 1867. He was born 1841 at Africa. They had the following children:
i	Elizabeth P.F. who was born 1872 Middlesex
ii	Robert G. who was born 1873 Middlesex
iii	Michael C.H. who was born 1874 Middlesex
iv	John who was born 1876 Middlesex
v	William W. who was born 1877 Hartfield, Sussex
vi	Arthur C. who was born 1879 Middlesex
vii	Agnes H. who was born 1880 Middlesex
viii	Alexander N. who was born Jan 1881 Middlesex

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