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Martha Corinda Bonds

Female 1848 -


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Descendants (4 Generations)

GenRelationshipTotalSelect
 2 Children16
 3 Grandchildren21
 4 Great grandchildren15
Total52

Children (16) - Generation 2

#ChildrenNameBornDiedFatherMother
1
 Mary Elizabeth Abrahams    
 b. July 1868      Henry Abrahams   Martha Corinda Bonds 
2
 John Henry Abrahams    
 b. 15 June 1870   d. 30 December 1952   Henry Abrahams   Martha Corinda Bonds 
3
 William Charles Abrahams    
 b. 1872   d. 1879   Henry Abrahams   Martha Corinda Bonds 
4
 Harry Abrahams    
 b. Abt. 1873   d. 1952   Henry Abrahams   Martha Corinda Bonds 
5
 Daniel Charles Abrahams    
 b. 1874      Henry Abrahams   Martha Corinda Bonds 
6
 Clara Corinda Abrahams    
 b. 1875      Henry Abrahams   Martha Corinda Bonds 
7
 Florence Frances Abrahams    
 b. 1877      Henry Abrahams   Martha Corinda Bonds 
8
 Elizabeth Abrahams    
 b. 1879      Henry Abrahams   Martha Corinda Bonds 
9
 William Abrahams    
 b. 1880      Henry Abrahams   Martha Corinda Bonds 
10
 Martha Lydia Abrahams    
 b. 1881      Henry Abrahams   Martha Corinda Bonds 
11
 Kate Abrahams    
 b. 1884      Henry Abrahams   Martha Corinda Bonds 
12
 Georgina Abrahams    
 b. Abt. 1887      Henry Abrahams   Martha Corinda Bonds 
13
 Rosina Maud Abrahams    
 b. 26 July 1888   d. 1962   Henry Abrahams   Martha Corinda Bonds 
14
 Francis Abrahams    
 b. Abt. 1889      Henry Abrahams   Martha Corinda Bonds 
15
 Francis Abrahams    
 b. Abt. 1889      Henry Abrahams   Martha Corinda Bonds 
16
 Lily Abrahams    
 b. 1890      Henry Abrahams   Martha Corinda Bonds 

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