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George Hare

Birth16 May 1870 - 2 Henry Place, Hammersmith, Kensington, Middlesex, England
Death15 Apr 1912 - Mt. Morgan, Qld. Australia
MotherCatherine Handley
FatherGeorge Hare

Born in 2 Henry Place, Hammersmith, Kensington, Middlesex, England on 16 May 1870 to George Hare and Catherine Handley. George Hare married Annie Chopping and had 13 children. He passed away on 15 Apr 1912 in Mt. Morgan, Qld. Australia.

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Parents
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George Hare
1840 - 1905
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Catherine Handley
1842 - 1895
Spouse(s)
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Annie Chopping
1871 - 1938
Children Show all
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David Morgan Hare
1903 - 1982
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Katherine (Kate) Hare
1892 - 1927
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James Thomas Hare
1900 - 1900
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Annie Hare
1904 - 1905
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Sarah Ann Hare
1901 - 1902
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Matthew John Hare
1895 - 1949
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William Hare
1910 - 1910
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Alfred Henry Hare
1897 - 1937
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Phoebe Hare
1891 - 1891
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Alice Hare
1890 - 1947
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George James Hare
1895 - 1944
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Baby Penelope Hare
1896 - 1896
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Thomas Hare
1906 - 1962

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