Descendancy for John Edward Boden: Family History of Ivan Hurst

John Edward Boden

1855 - 1937 (82 years)

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1 John Edward Boden ^[1] b. 1855 d. Jul 1937
- Mary Dart ? b. 1856
  - 2 Harry Boden ^[1.1] b. 1885
  - 2 Lucy Boden, ???? ^[1.2] b. 6 Aug 1887 d. 1952
    - David Guest b. 09 Jun 1879 d. 1942
      - 3 Jane Boden ^[1.2.1] b. 23 Jan 1911 d. 2004
      - 3 Lucy Guest, ? ^[1.2.2] b. July 1913
      - 3 David Guest, Jr ^[1.2.3] b. 1 Mar 1917 d. Apr 1982
      - 3 Polly Guest, ???? ^[1.2.4] b. 5 Nov 1919 d. 2004
        
        Harry Green Fletcher, ???? b. 5 Oct 1913 d. 7 Mar 1968
        
        4 David Fletcher, ???? ^[1.2.4.1] b. 14 Oct 1943 d. 15 Oct 2022
        
        Elsie M Wedge, ???? b. 13 May 1945 d. 17 Aug 2021
        
        5 Pauline Marie Fletcher, ???? ^[1.2.4.1.1] b. 23 Nov 1965 d. 15 Aug 2016
        
        Kilford
        
        6 Zoe Louise Kilford, ???? ???? ^{[1.2.4.1.1.1]}
        
        5 Harry John Fletcher, ???? ^[1.2.4.1.2] b. Apr 1968 d. 2005
      - 3 Elsie Guest ^[1.2.5] b. Apr 1920 d. 8 Nov 1995
      - 3 Samuel Guest ^[1.2.6] b. 31 Dec 1922 d. 24 Nov 1981
      - 3 Mary Elizabeth Guest ^[1.2.7] b. 7 Apr 1925 d. 13 Apr 1998
  - 2 Mary Boden, ? ^[1.3] b. 1888
  - 2 John Edward Boden, 1 ^[1.4] b. Abt 1891
  - 2 Lily Bodem ^[1.5] b. 2 May 1894 d. 1973
    - Thomas Edwards b. 3 May 1887
      - 3 Thomas E Edwards ^[1.5.1] b. 17 Dec 1916
      - 3 Nellie Edwards ^[1.5.2]
      - 3 Harry Edwards ^[1.5.3]
        
        + Doris Kathleen Welch
      - 3 Dorothy J Edwards ^[1.5.4]
      - 3 Clifford B Edwards ^[1.5.5]
      - 3 Kenneth R S Edwards ^[1.5.6]

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