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Richard W. Hungerford, Jr. initiated the THFFI database of Hungerfords dating back to the 1200s and their descendants down to and including living persons regardless of surname, as well as a large collection of photographs, bibles, manuscripts and other materials that he has contributed to the Foundation over time. Click here for the Background behind development of the database as well as an explanation of its features, particularly with respect to the rationale for, and meaning of, the reference numbers (REFNs) assigned to each person in the database.

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Surnames Index

ID First Name Last Name Death
EN8908 Edwin Charles William Ponsonby 1939
EN8855b Eileen Cecilia Ponsonby 21 Jan 1931
EN8845a Eleanor Elizabeth Anne Ponsonby 1977
EN8608a Eleanor Grace Ponsonby
EN8914b Eleanor Rose Ponsonby
EN8873a Elizabeth Ponsonby 31 Jul 1940
EN8977b Elizabeth Ponsonby
EN8891b Elizabeth Winifred Ponsonby 1982
EN8914a Emily Mary Ponsonby
EN8887a Emily Priscilla Maria Ponsonby 1926
EN8990b Emma Christina Ponsonby
EN9056 Eric Ponsonby 17 Oct 1894
EN8593b Ethel Jemima Ponsonby 22 Jun 1940
EN9061 Eustace Ashley William Ponsonby 15 Apr 1924
EN8876a Eve Elizabeth Ponsonby
EN8676a Evelyn Eirene Ponsonby 17 May 2008
EN8907b Evelyn Margaret Ponsonby 1969
EN17110 Felix Thomas Charles Ponsonby
EN9051a Florence Ponsonby 20 Jul 1858
EN8886a Frances Anne Georgiana Ponsonby 1910
EN8991b Francesca Sarah Ponsonby
EN785spouse1 Frederick Ponsonby 3 Feb 1844
EN8608 Frederick Arthur William Ponsonby
EN8913 Frederick Edward Ponsonby
EN8868 Frederick Edward Grey Ponsonby 20 Oct 1935
EN8596 Frederick Edward Neuflize Ponsonby 5 Dec 1993
EN8591 Frederick George Brabazon Ponsonby 11 Mar 1895
EN8907 Frederick John William Ponsonby 1933
EN8876 Frederick Matthew Thomas Ponsonby
EN8819 Frederick William Ponsonby 1950

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