Descendancy for Ann Tummons.: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Ann Tummons.

1813 - 1848 (35 years)

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1 Ann Tummons. ^[1] b. 1813 d. 28 May 1848
- Henry Pope Alldis b. Abt 1815 d. Jun 1892
  - 2 Sarah Ann Alldis ^[1.1] b. 15 Jul 1838 d. Dec 1902
  - 2 Henry Francis Pope Alldis. ^[1.2] b. 22 Sep 1839 d. Mar 1859
  - 2 Frank Alfred Alldis. ^[1.3] b. Dec 1840 d. Jun 1922
  - 2 Walter Charles Alldis ^[1.4] b. Jan 1844 d. 30 Mar 1894
    - Dora Mary Treglown b. 1850 d. 17 Jun 1938
      - 3 Rose May Alldis ^[1.4.1] b. 01 May 1871 d. 21 Jun 1949
      - 3 Walter Charles Alldis ^[1.4.2] b. Abt 1874 d. 22 April 1936
      - 3 Dora Mary Alldis ^[1.4.3] b. 06 Mar 1876 d. 10 August 1951
      - 3 Sarah Ann Alldis ^[1.4.4] b. 29 May 1878 d. 7 May 1970
      - 3 Ellen Alldis ^[1.4.5] b. 22 May 1880 d. 5 Sep 1965
      - 3 Thomas Henry Alldis ^[1.4.6] b. 1882 d. 17 March 1957
      - 3 John Albert Walter Alldis ^[1.4.7] b. 1884 d. 12 September 1961
      - 3 Esther Victoria Alldis ^[1.4.8] b. 05 Jul 1887 d. 08 Sep 1967
        
        Walter Joseph Smith b. 29 Nov 1883 d. 15 Oct 1952
        
        4 Katherine Victoria Smith ^[1.4.8.1] b. 15 Sep 1912 d. 15 Apr 1995
        
        4 Hilda May Smith ^[1.4.8.2] b. 31 Oct 1913 d. 1953
        
        4 Walter Brierley Smith ^[1.4.8.3] b. 1922 d. 2008 [ =>]
      - 3 Joseph Edwin Alldis ^[1.4.9] b. 1889 d. 25 Apr 1972
      - 3 William Pope Alldis ^[1.4.10] b. 1891 d. 8 Jun 1917
  - 2 John William Alldis. ^[1.5] b. Dec 1847

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