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Alfred Guy

Birth1857 - 7 Spring Gardens, Brighton, Sussex, England
Death6 Apr 1908 - Brighton, Sussex, England
MotherSarah Hazelgrove
FatherBenjamin Guy

Born in 7 Spring Gardens, Brighton, Sussex, England on 1857 to Benjamin Guy and Sarah Hazelgrove. Alfred Guy married Elizabeth Reeves and had 9 children. He passed away on 6 Apr 1908 in Brighton, Sussex, England.

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Parents
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Benjamin Guy
1816 - 1867
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Sarah Hazelgrove
1816 - 1885
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Reeves
1857 - 1950
Children Show all
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Alfred Guy
1878 - 1946
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Henry Thomas Guy
1882 - 1918
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Annie Florence Guy
1890 - 1938
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Albert Edward Guy
1888 - 1961
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Harold Benjamin Guy
1895 - 1965
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Nelly Maria Guy
1893 - Unknown
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Lydia Winifred Guy
1898 - 1972
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Edith Harriet Guy
1885 - 1961
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Violet Guy
1896 - 1990

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