Descendancy for Sarah Ellen Earwaker: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Sarah Ellen Earwaker

1856 - 1953 (96 years)

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1 Sarah Ellen Earwaker ^[1] b. 31 Dec 1856 d. 20 Feb 1953
- Alexander Charles Boyes b. 31 Oct 1857 d. 15 Feb 1940
  - 2 George Boyes ^[1.1] b. Sept 1878 d. 19 Oct 1934
  - 2 Annie Amelia Boyes ^[1.2] b. Jan 1881 d. 1928 Q4
  - 2 Mary 'Min' Boyes ^[1.3] b. 24 Nov 1883 d. Q3 1979
  - 2 Frank Alexander Boyes ^[1.4] b. 19 Aug 1888 d. 4 Jan 1969
  - 2 Percy William Boyes ^[1.5] b. 6 Apr 1891 d. Sep 1972
    - Lizzie Victoria (Toppy) McDonald b. 9 May 1899 d. Mar 1983
      - 3 Percy Alexander Bertram Boyes ^[1.5.1] b. 28 July 1923 d. 23 February 1943
      - 3 Ena Victoria Boyes ^[1.5.2] b. 16 Apr 1930 d. 20 Aug 2000
  - 2 Dorothy Kate Boyes ^[1.6] b. 2 Sep 1894 d. 15 Jan 1985
    - Walter William Collier b. 17 Mar 1898 d. 25 Mar 1956
      - 3 Peggy Louisa Collier ^[1.6.1] b. 28 Sep 1922 d. 05 Jan 2001
        
        Leslie Cecil Walter Oliver b. 01 Jun 1914 d. 14 Mar 1992
        
        4 Keith L Oliver ^[1.6.1.1]
      - 3 Dorothy Kathleen Mary aka Dorrie Collier ^[1.6.2] b. 20 Jul 1924 d. 2 Dec 2015
        
        + Edward Arthur (Ted) Murton b. 11 Apr 1922 d. 19 Sep 2010
      - 3 Nora Margaret Collier ^[1.6.3] b. 27 Jul 1926 d. 26 Feb 2018
      - 3 Alec Walter Collier ^[1.6.4] b. 4 Jan 1929 d. 20 Sep 1981
      - 3 Beryl Anne Collier ^[1.6.5] b. 6 Nov 1932 d. 18 Jun 2022
  - 2 Elsie Alice Boyes ^[1.7] b. 17 Nov 1899 d. 16 May 1921

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