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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
IR2652 Cecil Henry Boyle Nov 1973
EN7623 Charles Boyle 25 Aug 1834
EN13331 Charles John Boyle 1 Nov 1922
EN13339 Charles Roger Cavendish Boyle 5 Feb 1971
IR2648 Charlotte Hungerford Boyle Sep 1900
EN13350 Christopher Simon Hamilton Boyle
IR2653 Claude Richard Hungerford Boyle 20 Nov 1917
EN13347a Clementine Pamela Boyle
IR2655 Cyril Campbell Boyle 5 Feb 1950
EN7564aspouse1 Edmund Boyle 29 Jun 1856
EN13352 Edmund Charles Percy Boyle 7 Jul 1975
EN13354 Edmund Charles Thomas Boyle
EN13343 Edmund Michael Gordon Leventhorpe Boyle 30 Dec 1982
EN13344 George Hamilton Boyle
EN15187 Georgina Susan Boyle
EN13330 Hamilton Richard Boyle 12 Nov 1909
EN25830a Henrietta Eugenie Dieudonné Boyle
IR2657 Henry Bryant Boyle
IR2649 Henry Hungerford Boyle 3 Jul 1904
EN13327 Isabella Albinia Boyle 25 Aug 1929
EN10643spouse1 Jan Marie Boyle
EN13351 Jocelyn William Rupert Boyle
EN13342 John Parke Boyle 24 Feb 1969
EN13353a Katharine Anna Cecil Boyle
EN13331a Lilian Joanna Vere Boyle 9 Apr 1974
EN7623a Louisa Caroline Elizabeth Boyle 5 May 1876
EN11568spouse1 Margaret Dorothea Boyle
EN25829 Maria Boyle
EN25827spouse1 Michael Patrick Radcliffe Boyle 6 Apr 2011
EN11738spouse1 Muriel Patricia Moore Boyle

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