Descendancy for George Mills: Family History of Ivan Hurst

George Mills

Abt 1822 - 1870 (48 years)

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1 George Mills ^[1] b. Abt 1822 d. 01 Oct 1870
- Martha Olden b. 1824 d. Dec 1901
  - 2 Emma Louisa Mills ^[1.1] b. 24 Sep 1844 d. Dec 1905
  - 2 Hester Mills ^[1.2] b. Abt 1847 d. 30 Jan 1914
    - Thomas Webb b. 02 Aug 1849 d. 27 Nov 1923
      - 3 Florence Louise Webb ^[1.2.1] b. 24 May 1863 d. 18 May 1946
      - 3 Wallace Franklin Webb ^[1.2.2] b. 29 May 1868 d. 15 May 1940
      - 3 Frank Laurence Webb ^[1.2.3] b. 24 Sep 1869 d. 13 Mar 1934
      - 3 Edgar Webb ^[1.2.4] b. 14 Jan 1873 d. Mar 1937
      - 3 Leonard Webb ^[1.2.5] b. 02 Oct 1874 d. 18 February 1920
      - 3 Eva Melinda Webb ^[1.2.6] b. 08 Sep 1876 d. Mar 1947
      - 3 Mabel Winifred Webb ^[1.2.7] b. 07 Apr 1878 d. 19 Apr 1945
        
        George Stanley Kiddle Brake b. 28 Dec 1880 d. 01 Aug 1935
        
        4 Kenneth Stanley Brake ^[1.2.7.1] b. 22 Apr 1905 d. 29 Sep 1950
        
        4 Kathleen Winifred Brake ^[1.2.7.2] b. 08 Nov 1909 d. 11 Jun 1990
        
        4 Norman Thomas Brake ^[1.2.7.3] b. 18 Nov 1912 d. 09 Jul 1944
        
        4 Joan Mabel Hester Brake ^[1.2.7.4] b. 01 Jul 1920 d. 14 Apr 2008 [ =>]
      - 3 Clayton Webb ^[1.2.8] b. 24 Jun 1879 d. Dec 1938
      - 3 Gertrude Ethel Webb ^[1.2.9] b. 13 Aug 1880 d. 20 Dec 1962
      - 3 Clara May Webb ^[1.2.10] b. 22 May 1882 d. 1885
      - 3 Ada Hester Webb ^[1.2.11] b. 25 Aug 1883 d. Sep 1936
      - 3 Vera Ialene Webb ^[1.2.12] b. 30 Oct 1890 d. Mar 1973
  - 2 Lucilla Mills ^[1.3] b. 1850 d. 01 Apr 1906
  - 2 Julia Mills ^[1.4] b. Jun 1852 d. 8 Sept 1897

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