Descendancy for william stansbridge, Snr: Family History of Ivan Hurst

william stansbridge, Snr

1784 - 1861 (77 years)

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1 william stansbridge, Snr ^[1] b. 1784 d. July 1861
- - 2 Robert Stansbridge ^[1.1] b. 1822 d. 16 Nov 1895
    - Charlotte Redford b. 1829 d. 18 Dec 1873
      - 3 Ann Stansbridge ^[1.1.1] b. Mar 1853 d. 1859
      - 3 Mary Stansbridge ^[1.1.2] b. Jan 1855 d. 5 Oct 1891
      - 3 George Stansbridge ^[1.1.3] b. June 1856
      - 3 Robert John Stansbridge ^[1.1.4] b. 9 Jan 1857 d. 23 Feb 1923
        
        Charlotte Emily Scorey b. 23 Aug 1866 d. Mar 1960
        
        4 Ellen Rosina Stansbridge ^[1.1.4.1] b. Jul 1884 d. April 1885
        
        4 Alfred Robert John Stansbridge ^[1.1.4.2] b. 02 May 1886 d. 12 Nov 1948
        
        4 John William Stansbridge ^[1.1.4.3] b. 31 Oct 1888 d. Mar 1946
        
        4 George Edward Stansbridge ^[1.1.4.4] b. 13 Oct 1892 d. 12 Apr 1975 [ =>]
        
        4 Mary Florence Lilian Stansbridge ^[1.1.4.5] b. 8 Jul 1895 d. Dec 1982
        
        4 Louisa Ellen Stansbridge ^[1.1.4.6] b. 27 Oct 1897 d. 29 Apr 1963
        
        4 Emily Rosina Stansbridge ^[1.1.4.7] b. 3 Apr 1900 d. 18 Aug 1995
        
        4 Violet Irene Stansbridge ^[1.1.4.8] b. 20 Jan 1905 d. Jun 1968
      - 3 Charlotte Louisa Stansbridge ^[1.1.5] b. Jan 1860 d. Jul 1919
      - 3 William George Stansbridge ^[1.1.6] b. October 1861 d. Jan 1932
      - 3 Alfred Harry Stansbridge ^[1.1.7] b. Apr 1865 d. Mar 1932
      - 3 Frederick or Edward Stansbridge ^[1.1.8] b. July 1868 d. Jun 1911
      - 3 Fanny Elizabeth Stansbridge ^[1.1.9] b. 15 Apr 1870 d. Dec 1936

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