Robert Hayward
 
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									1.0 Robert Haywardmale    
						Birth: about 1796,  at Andover, Hampshire
US CensusPedigree
					Birth: about 1826,  at Andover, Hampshire
Census
					Death: about 1869,  at Andover, Hampshire
Census
					Birth: about 1853,  at West Grinstead, SussexCensus
					Birth: about 1854,  at West Grinstead, SussexCensus
					Birth: about 1855,  at West Grinstead, SussexCensus
					Birth: 1857,  at West Grinstead, Sussex
BMD
					Birth: 1857,  at West Grinstead, SussexCensus
					Birth: about 1860,  at Andover, HampshireCensus
					Birth: 1860,  at Andover, HampshireCensus
					Birth: about 1862,  at Andover, HampshireCensus
					Birth: 1865,  at Andover, HampshireCensus
					Birth: about 1830,  at Basingstoke, HampshireCensus
					Birth: about 1833,  at HampshireCensus
					Birth: about 1836,  at HampshireCensus
					Birth: about 1839,  at HampshireCensus
 
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