Descendancy for James William Parker: Family History of Ivan Hurst

James William Parker

1884 - 1971 (86 years)

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1 James William Parker ^[1] b. 7 Aug 1884 d. 19 Jul 1971
- Fanny Maria Gandy b. 8 Sep 1890 d. May 1975
  - 2 Charles James Parker ^[1.1] b. 17 May 1911 d. 27 Dec 2002
    - Helena Alma Doris Day b. 25 02 1915 d. 29.6 1991
      - 3 Trevor Charles Parker ^[1.1.1] b. 23 Aug 1945 d. 22 Jan 2019
      - 3 Susan Parker ^[1.1.2]
        
        Jeneway
        
        4 A Jeneway ^[1.1.2.1]
        
        4 Sue Parker ^[1.1.2.2]
        
        Turner
        
        4 unknown son Turner ^[1.1.2.3]
        
        4 unknown girl Turner ^[1.1.2.4]
      - 3 Robert Parker ^[1.1.3]
  - 2 Mildred Alice Young ^[1.2] b. 14 Aug 1912 d. 1976
  - 2 James Robert AKA Jim Parker ^[1.3] b. July 1915 d. April 1956
  - 2 Phyllis Fanny Parker ^[1.4] b. Oct 1917 d. Sept 1918
  - 2 Rosie Irene Parker ^[1.5] b. 22 Aug 1919 d. 15 Oct 2006
    - + Leonard G Dobson
  - 2 Harold A Parker ^[1.6] b. 1 Jul 1922 d. 24 Dec 2017
  - 2 Roy G (Godfrey?) Parker ^[1.7] b. 10 Jun 1927 d. 1999 ?
  - 2 Eric Godfrey Parker ^[1.8] b. Nov 1930 d. June 1931

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