Descendancy for Jane Head: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Jane Head

1851 - 1927 (75 years)

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1 Jane Head ^[1] b. Mar 1851 d. 1927
- Alexander Mabey b. 1 Jun 1847 d. 1907
  - 2 Florence Elizabeth Mabey ^[1.1] b. Jul 1873
  - 2 Eva Jane Mabey ^[1.2] b. October 1875 d. 1907
    - + Henry George Collins b. 05 December 1876 d. September 1955
    - Charles Henry Collins b. 1875
      - 3 William Henry Alexander Collins ^[1.2.1] b. Jan 1901
  - 2 Alexander Stephen Mabey ^[1.3] b. Jan 1878
  - 2 James Albert Mabey ^[1.4] b. 1880
  - 2 Job Mabey ^[1.5] b. 1883
  - 2 Isabella Rose Mabey ^[1.6] b. Apr 1885 d. September 1960
  - 2 Ernest Head Mabey ^[1.7] b. 1887 d. July 1891
  - 2 Arthur Mabey ^[1.8] b. Oct 1889 d. Jun 1945
  - 2 Edith Ellen Mabey ^[1.9] b. Apr 1894

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