Descendancy for Ann Haydon: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Ann Haydon

1813 - 1890 (77 years)

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1 Ann Haydon ^[1] b. 1813 d. 20 Dec 1890
- David Bowditch b. Abt 1813 d. 2 Apr 1880
  - 2 Mary Ann Bowditch ^[1.1] b. 1835 d. Dec 1881
    - David Day b. 18 Jun 1837 d. 1916
      - 3 Daniel William Day ^[1.1.1] b. 1869
      - 3 Thomas George Day ^[1.1.2] b. 1871 d. 1940
      - 3 Amelia Alice Day ^[1.1.3] b. 1877 d. 1921
      - 3 Emily Luisa Day ^[1.1.4] b. 24 Jan 1879 d. 1887
  - 2 Maria Bowditch ^[1.2] b. Abt 1836
  - 2 Louisa Bowditch ^[1.3] b. 04 May 1839 d. Apr 1849
  - 2 Amelia Sarah Bowditch ^[1.4] b. Abt. 1842 d. Apr 1884
  - 2 Thomas David Bowditch ^[1.5] b. 1844 d. 1907
    - Emily _____ b. 1847
      - 3 Thomas D. Bowditch ^[1.5.1] b. 16 Feb 1879 d. 25 Mar 1942
    - Ellen Adah Bumpus b. 10 Aug 1863 d. Mar 1949
      - 3 Emily Ann Bowditch ^[1.5.2] b. Oct 1888 d. 1 Jun 1962
      - 3 Mary Louisa Bowditch ^[1.5.3] b. 16 Jan 1890 d. 15 Jan 1973
      - 3 James David Bowditch ^[1.5.4] b. 07 Sep 1892 d. 08 Nov 1965
        
        Emily Harriett Hutton b. 22 Nov 1892 d. 03 Feb 1983
        
        4 Roy Victor Bowditch ^[1.5.4.1] b. 1 July 1919 d. 27 November 2014 [ =>]
        
        4 Olive Mary Bowditch ^[1.5.4.2] b. 15 Apr 1921 d. Abt. 2013
      - 3 William Edward Bowditch ^[1.5.5] b. Apr 1897 d. 24 Jul 1928
      - 3 George Samuel Bowditch ^[1.5.6] b. 11 Dec 1902 d. 06 Nov 1984
  - 2 William Henry Bowditch ^[1.6] b. Abt 1850 d. Mar 1927

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