Descendancy for George Sherwood: Family History of Ivan Hurst

George Sherwood

1827 - 1881 (53 years)

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1 George Sherwood ^[1] b. 1827 d. Bef. 1881
- Mary Francis b. 1828
  - 2 George Sherwood ^[1.1] b. 1850 d. 1911
  - 2 Albert Sherwood ^[1.2] b. 1853
  - 2 Noah Sherwood ^[1.3] b. 1855 d. 1884
  - 2 Jane Sherwood ^[1.4] b. 10 Apr 1857 d. 15 Oct 1888
    - William James Gamblin b. Apr 1846 d. 05 Oct 1901
      - 3 William Gamblin ^[1.4.1] b. 1877 d. 27 Oct 1919
      - 3 William George Gamblin ^[1.4.2] b. 1877 d. 1921
      - 3 Albert Gamblin ^[1.4.3] b. 1879
      - 3 Albert Victor Gamblin ^[1.4.4] b. 1879 d. 27 Oct 1919
      - 3 Emily Jane Gamblin ^[1.4.5] b. 24 Jun 1881 d. Sep 1960
      - 3 Emily Jane Gambling ^[1.4.6] b. 24 Jun 1881 d. 1960
      - 3 Edith Maria Gamblin ^[1.4.7] b. 25 Dec 1884 d. 28 Nov 1977
        
        Henry Norton Wheeler Gilmour b. 17 Jun 1887 d. 24 Sep 1958
        
        4 Harry Douglas Gilmour ^[1.4.7.1] b. 13 Aug 1907 d. 1986 [ =>]
        
        4 Charles Frank Gilmour ^[1.4.7.2] b. 21 Nov 1909 d. 1994 [ =>]
        
        4 Arthur W Gilmour ^[1.4.7.3] b. 26 Aug 1913
        
        4 Rita Margaret Gilmour ^[1.4.7.4]
        
        4 Ena Staples ^[1.4.7.5] b. Abt 1928 d. Apr 1960
        
        4 Ena Gilmour ^[1.4.7.6] b. Jan 1928 d. 1960 [ =>]
      - 3 Charles James Gamblin ^[1.4.8] b. 11 Aug 1886 d. 16 Mar1946
  - 2 Ann Sherwood ^[1.5] b. 1859 d. 1919
  - 2 Maria Sherwood ^[1.6] b. 23 Apr 1862 d. 1947

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