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Ancestry report for Cornelius Card, master carpenter, son of William Card and Fanny Card

Generation No. 1
1. Cornelius Card, master carpenter was the son of (2) William Card and (3) Fanny Card. He was born 13^th Mar 1819 at Ashurst, Kent; christened 13^th Apr 1819 at St. Martin of Tours, Ashurst, Kent
He married Elizabeth on c 1849. She was born 1813 at Tonbridge, Kent. They had the following children:
i	Mary Ann who was born 1850 Tonbridge, Kent
ii	Elizabeth who was born 1851 Tonbridge, Kent
iii	Fanny who was born 1852 Tonbridge, Kent

Generation No. 2
2. William Card He was born c 1795
He married Fanny on c 1815. She was born c 1795. They had the following children:
i	William Goodwin who was born 1816 Ashurst, Kent; christened 22^nd Sep 1816 St. Martin of Tours, Ashurst, Kent
ii	Cornelius who was born 13^th Mar 1819 Ashurst, Kent; christened 13^th Apr 1819 St. Martin of Tours, Ashurst, Kent

3. Fanny Card She was born c 1795
She married William Card on c 1815. He was born c 1795. They had the following children:
i	William Goodwin who was born 1816 Ashurst, Kent; christened 22^nd Sep 1816 St. Martin of Tours, Ashurst, Kent
ii	Cornelius who was born 13^th Mar 1819 Ashurst, Kent; christened 13^th Apr 1819 St. Martin of Tours, Ashurst, Kent

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