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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
EN19780 John Francis Phillimore
EN19779 John Gore Phillimore 23 Sep 2001
EN19839 John Michael Fortescue Phillimore 23 Jan 1971
EN19842 John Roger Broughton Phillimore
EN19834 John Swinnerton Phillimore 16 Nov 1926
EN12406b Josceline Mary Phillimore
EN19844d Joyce Elizabeth Phillimore
EN19840a Kate Phillimore
EN19793a Katherine Anne Phillimore
EN19779a Louisa Mary Phillimore
EN19773a Margaret Caroline Phillimore
EN19839a Margaret Violet Phillimore
EN5270spouse1 Marion Miranda Phillimore
EN19778 Mark Augustus Phillimore
EN12414 Mary Harriet Phillimore 5 Jul 1993
EN19806 Matthew Arden Phillimore 25 Jun 1916
EN19779b Penelope Jane Phillimore
EN19775 Peter Richard Phillimore
EN19787c Prudence Anne Phillimore
EN19774 Richard Augustus Bagot Phillimore 25 Mar 2004
EN19773 Richard Fortescue Phillimore 8 Nov 1940
EN19841 Robert Phillimore
EN19787 Robert Fortescue Phillimore 15 Jan 1997
EN21380 Robert Godfrey Phillimore 1990
EN19776 Roger Henry Phillimore
EN19786a Rose Birdie Darling Phillimore
EN12406a Sarah Susan Phillimore
EN19843 Valentine Egerton Bagot Phillimore 24 Oct 1945
EN12396 Violet Alice Valentine Phillimore 25 Aug 1988
EN19807 Violet Elizabeth Annie Phillimore 7 Feb 1960

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