Descendancy for Edith Annie Stride: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Edith Annie Stride

1869 - 1934 (65 years)

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1 Edith Annie Stride ^[1] b. 7 Mar 1869 d. Sep 1934
- Charles Henry Webb b. 4 Nov 1863 d. 20 Sep 1951
  - 2 Henry Charles ( Charlie ) Webb ^[1.1] b. 15 May 1889 d. 17 Jun 1974
  - 2 Emily Edith (Sis) Webb ^[1.2] b. 30 Oct 1890 d. 28 Feb 1983
  - 2 Edith Maude Webb ^[1.3] b. 27 Dec 1893 d. 1944
  - 2 Evelyn Norah Webb ^[1.4] b. 23 Jan 1895 d. Dec 1969
  - 2 Eleanor Bessie (Bet) Webb ^[1.5] b. 16 Jan 1899 d. Jul-Sep 1969
  - 2 William Alfred Webb ^[1.6] b. 17 Oct 1900 d. 8 Mar 1983
    - Rosa Kate Haine b. 5 Mar 1895 d. Jun 1975
      - 3 Norman Henry Webb ^[1.6.1] b. 6 Jul 1925 d. Jul 1998
      - 3 Iris May Webb ^[1.6.2] b. 1928 d. 2002
    - - 3 Webb ^[1.6.3]
        
        + Ricketts
  - 2 Olive Irene (Rene) Webb ^[1.7] b. 17 Oct 1902 d. Oct 1978
  - 2 Ida Octavia Webb ^[1.8] b. 21 Feb 1904 d. 20 Dec 1983
  - 2 Herbert Humphrey (Humph) Webb ^[1.9] b. 9 Mar 1905 d. Nov 1985
  - 2 Decima Dora (Det) Webb ^[1.10] b. 29 Apr 1906 d. 23 Dec 1976
  - 2 Albert A C (Albie) Webb ^[1.11] b. 17 May 1915 d. Oct-Dec 1977

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