Descendancy for Mary Ann Pontin: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Mary Ann Pontin

1845 - 1933 (88 years)

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1 Mary Ann Pontin ^[1] b. 1845 d. 1933
- Hugh Maidment b. 23 Dec 1832 d. Dec 1911
  - 2 Tom Maidment ^[1.1] b. 11 Mar 1866 d. 14 Aug 1955
  - 2 Frances Maidment ^[1.2] b. Mar 1868 d. 3 Jul 1941
  - 2 James John Maidment ^[1.3] b. 31 Oct 1869 d. 1 Feb 1963
    - Elizabeth Ann Gane b. 5 Jun 1883 d. 1968
      - 3 Bertha Maidment ^[1.3.1] b. 22 Aug 1901 d. 26 July 1973
      - 3 Flora Maidment ^[1.3.2] b. 27 Apr 1903 d. 26 July 1988
      - 3 Elizabeth Ann Maidment ^[1.3.3] b. 30 Dec 1904 d. 4 May 1998
      - 3 Ada Mary Maidment ^[1.3.4] b. 2 Apr 1907 d. Mar 1995
      - 3 Edwin Hugh Maidment ^[1.3.5] b. 3 May 1909 d. 24 Jul 1994
      - 3 Olive Mary Maidment ^[1.3.6] b. 25 Jul 1911 d. 22 Dec 1989
      - 3 Hilda Jane Maidment ^[1.3.7] b. 11 Nov 1914 d. 12 Aug 1992
      - 3 Percy Maidment ^[1.3.8] b. 27 Jul 1918 d. 25 Feb 2009
      - 3 Reginald James Maidment ^[1.3.9] b. 2 June 1921 d. 01 Jun 2012
      - 3 Kenneth George Maidment ^[1.3.10] b. 25 Nov 1923 d. 30 Apr 2009
      - 3 Peter James Maidment ^[1.3.11] b. 29 Mar 1926 d. 7 Mar 1990
        
        Delia Mercy Spanner b. 29 Nov 1930 d. 10 Dec 2021
        
        4 Anthony P Maidment ^[1.3.11.1]
      - 3 Leonard John Maidment ^[1.3.12] b. 31 Jan 1928 d. Feb 2000
  - 2 Sidney H. Maidment ^[1.4] b. Abt 1872 d. Jul 1906
  - 2 Julia Maidment ^[1.5] b. Abt. 1875 d. Sep 1958
  - 2 Emily Maidment ^[1.6] b. 2 Aug 1877 d. Jun 1970
  - 2 Mary Emma Maidment ^[1.7] b. 1878 d. Jan-Feb-Mar 1930
  - 2 Annie Maidment ^[1.8] b. Abt. 1882 d. Dec 1937
  - 2 Hannah Maidment ^[1.9]

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