Descendancy for Arthur Maurice Frampton: Family History of Ivan Hurst

1912 - 1991 (79 years)

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1 Arthur Maurice Frampton ^[1] b. 22 Apr 1912 d. May 1991
- Frances Emily Hurst b. 31 Dec 1913 d. Jun 1987
  - 2 Peggy F J Frampton ^[1.1] b. 25 Jan 1935 d. 2026
    - Ronald Cooper b. 28 Feb 1926 d. 23 Jan 2012
      - 3 Denise P C Cooper ^[1.1.1]
        
        Colin A Rider
        
        4 Matthew I Lawrence ^[1.1.1.1] [ =>]
        
        4 Tanya Elisabeth Lawrence ^[1.1.1.2] [ =>]
        
        Roger Thirtle
        
        4 Matthew I Lawrence ^[1.1.1.3] [ =>]
        
        Henry Lawrence
        
        4 Tanya Elisabeth Lawrence ^[1.1.1.4] [ =>]
        
        + Colin Richard Bunn b. 1945 d. 10 Jul 2012
        
        + Richard John Thompson
      - 3 Sandra M Cooper ^[1.1.2]
        
        Michael Ronald Wheeler b. 20 Mar 1955 d. 2004
        
        4 Michelle Wheeler ^[1.1.2.1] [ =>]
        
        4 Marie Wheeler ^[1.1.2.2] [ =>]
        
        4 Martin Michael Ronald Wheeler ^[1.1.2.3] [ =>]
        
        + Mark
        
        unrecorded
        
        4 Graham Ronald Cooper ^[1.1.2.4] b. 01 Feb 1972 d. 18 Dec 2015
      - 3 Yvonne J Cooper ^[1.1.3]
        
        Stephen J Broomfield
        
        4 Andrew Stephen Broomfield ^[1.1.3.1]
        
        4 Maria Broomfield ^[1.1.3.2] [ =>]
        
        + Andrew Wetherill
      - 3 Jeanette V Cooper ^[1.1.4]
        
        Glen Young b. 20 Oct 1956 d. 24 Jun 2007
        
        4 Farron Anthony Thomas Young ^[1.1.4.1]
        
        4 Ben Owen Young ^[1.1.4.2]
      - 3 Graham Ronald Cooper ^[1.1.5] b. 01 Feb 1972 d. 18 Dec 2015
  - 2 Maureen E Frampton ^[1.2] b. 1936 d. Jun 2017
    - William H J Lebourn
      - 3 Leslie J Lebourn ^[1.2.1]
      - 3 Ann Lebourn ^[1.2.2]
      - 3 William P Lebourn ^[1.2.3]
      - 3 Thelma Cousens ^[1.2.4]
    - Cousens
      - 3 Thelma Cousens ^[1.2.5]
      - 3 Michelle Cousens ^[1.2.6]
  - 2 Maurice A Frampton ^[1.3]
    - Sheila E Walvin
      - 3 Beverley Frampton ^[1.3.1]
        
        + Mark Alistair Chapman
      - 3 Mark Andrew Frampton ^[1.3.2]
  - 2 Brenda P Frampton ^[1.4] b. Dec 1940 d. 29 May 2011
    - Brian Richards
      - 3 Christopher L Richards ^[1.4.1]
      - 3 Stephen R Richards ^[1.4.2]
        
        + Maureen
      - 3 Margaret P Richards ^[1.4.3]
      - 3 Marion Richards ^[1.4.4] b. Abt. 1965 d. 1987
      - 3 Elizabeth E Richards ^[1.4.5]
      - 3 Sara Jane Richards ^[1.4.6]
        
        David J A Domone-hollands
        
        4 T Domone-hollands ^[1.4.6.1]
  - 2 Robert Peter Frampton ^[1.5] b. 28 Oct 1941 d. May 2005
    - Julia D Smith
      - 3 Frampton ^[1.5.1]
      - 3 Frampton ^[1.5.2]
  - 2 Malcolm A Frampton ^[1.6]
    - unknown
      - 3 Simon Frampton ^[1.6.1]
  - 2 Gordon V Frampton ^[1.7] b. Jun 1945 d. Dec 1945
  - 2 Gerald Frampton ^[1.8]
    - Patricia D Alderman
      - 3 Jonathan Stephen Frampton ^[1.8.1]
      - 3 Tracy Ann Frampton ^[1.8.2]
        
        + Nicholas M Buck
      - 3 Marie Alison Frampton ^[1.8.3]
        
        + Timothy J Early

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