Descendancy for Mary Ann Macey: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Mary Ann Macey

1843 - 1924 (81 years)

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1 Mary Ann Macey ^[1] b. 1843 d. 2 Feb 1924
- Philip Ings b. 8 Sep 1830 d. 4 May 1918
  - 2 Phillip Ings ^[1.1] b. 11 Oct 1854 d. 1942
  - 2 Jabez Ings ^[1.2] b. 25 November 1855 d. 21 March 1926
    - Rose Ann Wilkins b. Sep 1858 d. 7 June 1925
      - 3 Sydney Jabez Ings ^[1.2.1] b. Mar 1878 d. 22 February 1880
      - 3 William George Ings ^[1.2.2] b. 1879 d. 26 January 1952
      - 3 John Henry Ings ^[1.2.3] b. Jun 1881 d. 25 April 1922
      - 3 Walter James Ings ^[1.2.4] b. Jun 1884 d. 1947
      - 3 Jane Rose Ann Ings ^[1.2.5] b. Jun 1887 d. Dec 1966
  - 2 Tabys Ings ^[1.3] b. 30 Nov 1858 d. 1859
  - 2 William Ings ^[1.4] b. 30 November 1858 d. 1859
  - 2 Peter Ings ^[1.5] b. 10 Jun 1860 d. 22 May 1861
  - 2 Kate Ings ^[1.6] b. 21 July 1861 d. 19 June 1862
  - 2 Charles Ings ^[1.7] b. 25 Oct 1863 d. 1936
  - 2 Tamar Ings ^[1.8] b. 14 July 1867 d. 03 April 1868
  - 2 Emma Elizabeth Ings ^[1.9] b. 15 May 1870
  - 2 Frederick Richard Ings ^[1.10] b. 1 May 1872 d. 4 Oct 1938
  - 2 Herbert George Ings ^[1.11] b. 28 Jun 1874 d. June 1951
    - + Clara Jane Fagan b. April 1870
  - 2 William Ings ^[1.12] b. 31 Dec 1876 d. 1963
  - 2 Walter Phillip Ings ^[1.13] b. 18 May 1879 d. December 1960
  - 2 Mary Anna Ings ^[1.14] b. 16 October 1881
  - 2 Lewis Sidney Ings ^[1.15] b. 17 Apr 1884 d. 11 Jun 1974

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