Descendancy for Catherine Edwards: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Catherine Edwards

1730 - 1780 (49 years)

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1 Catherine Edwards ^[1] b. 9 Feb 1730 d. 7 Feb 1780
- Abraham Hurst b. 1723 d. 1794
  - 2 Sarah Hurst ^[1.1] b. 20 Jan 1754 d. Abt 1832
  - 2 Abraham Hurst ^[1.2] b. 6 Nov 1756 d. Bef 1759
  - 2 Abraham Hurst ^[1.3] b. 16 Nov 1756 d. Mar 1836
  - 2 Elizabeth Hurst ^[1.4] b. 1 Jul 1759 d. Bef. 29 Dec 1825
  - 2 Richard Hurst ^[1.5] b. Bef. 25 Jul 1762 d. Aug 1817
  - 2 Philip Hurst ^[1.6] b. Bef. 1768 d. Yes, date unknown
    - Rebecca Light b. 1770 d. 20 Jun 1841
      - 3 Rebecca HURST ^[1.6.1]
      - 3 Frances Maria HURST ^[1.6.2]
      - 3 John Hurst ^[1.6.3] b. 1793 d. Jul 1881
      - 3 Philip Hurst ^[1.6.4] b. Bef. 5 Apr 1795 d. 10 Feb 1876
      - 3 Mary Hurst ^[1.6.5] b. 1796
      - 3 Richard Hurst ^[1.6.6] b. 1805
      - 3 Ann Hurst ^[1.6.7] b. Abt 1807
      - 3 Abraham Hurst ^[1.6.8] b. 23 Jul 1809
      - 3 Elizabeth Hurst ^[1.6.9] b. 1811

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