Descendancy for William Flynn: Family History of Ivan Hurst

William Flynn

1843 - 1916 (73 years)

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1 William Flynn ^[1] b. 1 Jan 1843 d. Dec 1916
- Johannah Mary Ann Whillock b. 6 May1844 d. 27 Mar 1909
  - 2 William J Flynn ^[1.1] b. 1863 d. 1864
  - 2 Sydney Herbert Flynn ^[1.2] b. 1865 d. 1924
  - 2 William A Flynn ^[1.3] b. 1868 d. 1880
  - 2 Clara Linda Vida Flynn ^[1.4] b. 26 Dec 1869 d. 1 Oct 1927
  - 2 Laura Edith Mildred Flynn ^[1.5] b. 1873 d. 1929
  - 2 Oswald Hubert Flynn ^[1.6] b. 1876 d. 18 Jun 1955
  - 2 Lancelot Lionel Flynn ^[1.7] b. 1877 d. 1928
  - 2 Ethel Maud E Flynn ^[1.8] b. 28 Aug 1879 d. 28 August 1880
  - 2 Orissa Rubina Estella Flynn ^[1.9] b. 8 Aug 1881 d. 23 Aug 1947
    - Morris Leventhal b. 10 Jan 1878 d. 27 Sep 1939
      - 3 Alexander Jacob Leventhal ^[1.9.1] b. 28 Aug 1911 d. 29 Jul 2005
        
        + Peggie Elaine Tindale b. 1916 d. 18 Apr 2008
  - 2 Australia Lillian May Flynn ^[1.10] b. 1885 d. 13 Apr 1962

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