Descendancy for George Southwell: Family History of Ivan Hurst

George Southwell

1819 - 1900 (81 years)

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1 George Southwell ^[1] b. 1819 d. Oct 1900
- Louisa b. Abt. 1827 d. Mar 1865
  - 2 Elizabeth Southwell ^[1.1] b. 12 Nov 1847 d. 18 May 1915
    - Charles Haddon b. 25 Jul 1849 d. Apr 1882
      - 3 Alice Elizabeth Haddon ^[1.1.1] b. Sep 1877 d. 10 Aug 1939
      - 3 Frederick Charles Haddon ^[1.1.2] b. 24 Dec 1879 d. 10 Feb 1974
        
        Mary Lillian Platt b. 24 Nov 1883 d. 9 Jan 1974
        
        4 William F Haddon ^[1.1.2.1] b. 25 Feb 1909 d. 25 Feb 1994
        
        4 Helen Margaret Haddon ^[1.1.2.2] b. 31 Jul 1910 d. 9 Aug 2007
        
        4 Glenn Charles (Glen) Haddon ^[1.1.2.3] b. 23 Apr 1915 d. 8 Dec 1992
        
        4 Dorothy Ruth Haddon ^[1.1.2.4] b. 22 Oct 1918 d. 26 Aug 2016
        
        4 Harold George Haddon ^[1.1.2.5] b. 16 Jan 1920 d. 15 Feb 2009 [ =>]
        
        4 Carol ( Baby ) Haddon ^[1.1.2.6] b. Abt. 1922 d. Abt. 1922
        
        + Eva L Hornbaker b. 1 Feb 1901 d. Sep 1978
  - 2 Walter Henry Southwell ^[1.2] b. Oct 1849 d. 3 Jan 1937
  - 2 Fanny Mary Ann Southwell ^[1.3] b. Jul 1851 d. Apr 1940
  - 2 Charles Wingrove John Southwell ^[1.4] b. Jul 1853
  - 2 Benjamin William Southwell ^[1.5] b. April 1855 d. 8 Feb 1933
  - 2 Maria Mariah Sarah Southwell ^[1.6] b. Jul 1857 d. Sep 1934
  - 2 Herbert James Southwell ^[1.7] b. Oct 1859 d. 26 Jan 1932
  - 2 George Frederick Southwell ^[1.8] b. 1861 d. Oct 1928
  - 2 Ann Matilda Southwell ^[1.9] b. Apr 1862 d. Jun 1923
  - 2 Martha Kate Southwell ^[1.10] b. Jan 1865 d. Oct 1916
- Phoebe Kemish b. 1827 d. Jul 1899
  - 2 Delcey Emily Southwell ^[1.11] b. Oct 1868 d. Abt. Jan 1929
  - 2 Charles Wingrove Southwell ^[1.12] b. Jul 1871 d. Apr 1942

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