Descendancy for Eliza Frances Long: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Eliza Frances Long

1850 - 1929 (79 years)

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1 Eliza Frances Long ^[1] b. Jan 1850 d. Jan 1929
- George Cosens b. Oct 1848 d. Jan 1916
  - 2 Henry William Long Cosens ^[1.1] b. 17 Jul 1869 d. Jan 1955
    - Ellen Charlotte Wright b. Oct 1869 d. Mar 1953
      - 3 Ada Kate Cosens ^[1.1.1] b. 22 Jul 1907 d. Dec 1998
        
        Frederick George Wellstead b. 3 Feb 1906 d. Jun 1972
        
        4 Michael Wellstead ^[1.1.1.1]
        
        4 Diane M Wellstead ^[1.1.1.2]
        
        + Brian A Hardyman b. 1939 d. 2017
        
        Unknown
        
        5 Lynn J Hardyman ^[1.1.1.2.1]
        
        Robert E Steele
        
        6 Jeannette Steele ^{[1.1.1.2.1.1]} b. 16 Mar 1978 d. Apr 1978
        
        6 Steel ^{[1.1.1.2.1.2]}
        
        6 Steel ^{[1.1.1.2.1.3]}
        
        6 Lucy Steele ^{[1.1.1.2.1.4]}
        
        6 Steel ^{[1.1.1.2.1.5]}
  - 2 Willie J Cousens ^[1.2] b. July 1889
  - 2 Winifred Margaret Cosens, Nabr ^[1.3] b. 04 Oct 1897 d. May 1985
    - George Arthur Buchan Pratt b. 2 Feb 1886 d. 18 March 1935
      - 3 Ronald George T Buchan Pratt ^[1.3.1] b. 18 Feb 1918 d. Nov 1918
      - 3 James Neil Buchan Pratt ^[1.3.2] b. 07 Mar 1923 d. 7 Feb 1976
      - 3 Anthony William Buchan Pratt ^[1.3.3] b. 27 Nov 1927 d. 28 Apr 1988
      - 3 Derek John pratt ^[1.3.4] b. 10 May 1930 d. Feb 1995
      - 3 Pratt ^[1.3.5]
        
        Hurst
        
        4 Ross ^[1.3.5.1]
        
        + Gillian Pratt
        
        + Cardy
    - + Frederick Gordon Saint b. 1911 d. 2004

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