Descendancy for Thomas Dean: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Thomas Dean

1796 - 1870 (73 years)

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1 Thomas Dean ^[1] b. Nov 1796 d. April 1870
- Mary Bazley b. 8 May 1791 d. April 1878
  - 2 Sarah Bazley Dean ^[1.1] b. 1824 d. October 1904
  - 2 Margaret Bazley Dean ^[1.2] b. 14 Aug 1825 d. October 1885
  - 2 George Hallett Dean ^[1.3] b. 3 Jun 1827 d. October 1893
    - Mary Ann Jones b. 1835 d. January 1865
      - 3 Mary Ann Dean ^[1.3.1] b. 1862 d. Dec 1947
      - 3 Anna Maria Dean ^[1.3.2] b. Abt 1863 d. Dec 1947
    - Martha Maria Howells b. Abt 1835 d. April 1875
      - 3 Katharine Rhoda (Catherine) Dean ^[1.3.3] b. Jul 1864
      - 3 George Dean ^[1.3.4] b. 21 Jul 1868 d. Jun 1941
        
        Margaret Harries b. Dec 1860 d. Jun 1920
        
        4 George (Georgie) Dean ^[1.3.4.1] b. Oct 1889 d. 23 Oct 1967 [ =>]
        
        4 Mary Hannah Dean ^[1.3.4.2] b. 25 Mar 1891 d. Sep 1945
        
        4 William Henry Dean ^[1.3.4.3] b. 31 May 1898 d. 9 Mar 1976
        
        + Mabel John b. 18 Mar 1887 d. Sep 1972
      - 3 Emily Jane Dean ^[1.3.5] b. 13 Mar 1870 d. 11 Jan 1955
        
        Walter Thomas Frampton b. 20 Aug 1873 d. 13 Oct 1952
        
        4 Cuthbert Hedley Walter Frampton ^[1.3.5.1] b. 7 Nov 1899 d. 2 Feb 1973
      - 3 Harriet Dean ^[1.3.6] b. Jan 1873 d. April 1915
  - 2 William Bazely Dean ^[1.4] b. 1828 d. January 1891
  - 2 Harriet Dean ^[1.5] b. 7 Mar 1830 d. Mar 1917
  - 2 Rhoda Bartlett Dean ^[1.6] b. Abt 1832 d. Dec 1916
  - 2 Henry Dean ^[1.7] b. 19 May 1833 d. 31 Aug 1886
  - 2 Richard Dean ^[1.8] b. Oct 1838 d. Apr 1843

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