Descendancy for Maria Gamblin: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Maria Gamblin

1824 - 1903 (79 years)

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1 Maria Gamblin ^[1] b. 1824 d. Apr 1903
- George Bryant b. 1822 d. 1901
  - 2 Sarah M E Bryant ^[1.1] b. 1853
  - 2 Elizabeth Bryant ^[1.2] b. 09 Aug 1854 d. 09 Mar 1942
    - John Bunyan b. 07 Jan 1854 d. 14 Feb 1938
      - 3 John Bunyan ^[1.2.1] b. 30 Oct 1876 d. 14 Mar 1974
      - 3 George William Bunyan ^[1.2.2] b. 16 Jul 1878 d. 13 Jan 1970
      - 3 William Bunyan ^[1.2.3] b. 28 Jun 1880 d. 05 Jul 1971
      - 3 Elizabeth Bunyan ^[1.2.4] b. 29 May 1882 d. 7 Sep 1955
        
        Charles Edward Minter b. 22 Jul 1884 d. 10 Feb 1969
        
        4 Charles John Edward Minter ^[1.2.4.1] b. 30 Nov 1903 d. 18 Apr 1981
        
        4 Charlotte Lottie Minter ^[1.2.4.2] b. 15 Aug 1905 d. 1981
        
        4 Elizabeth Louise Minter ^[1.2.4.3] b. Jul 1907 d. 16 Aug 1979
        
        4 Ada Minter ^[1.2.4.4] b. 6 Oct 1917 d. 29 Jan 1982 [ =>]
        
        4 Violet Minter ^[1.2.4.5] b. 12 Jul 1919 d. 31 Dec 1981
      - 3 Andrew Bunyan ^[1.2.5] b. 02 Apr 1884 d. 19 May 1952
      - 3 Frederick Bunyan ^[1.2.6] b. 10 May 1886 d. 13 Nov 1968
      - 3 Alexander Bunyan ^[1.2.7] b. 22 May 1888 d. 15 May 1966
      - 3 Jane Elizabeth Bunyan ^[1.2.8] b. 1890 d. 03 Aug 1944
      - 3 Mary Bunyan ^[1.2.9] b. 02 Aug 1892 d. 26 Aug 1990
      - 3 Margaret Maggie Bunyan ^[1.2.10] b. 28 Aug 1894 d. 25 Feb 1976
      - 3 Charlotte Bunyan ^[1.2.11] b. 05 Oct 1896 d. 01 Nov 1982
  - 2 Jane Elizabeth Bryant ^[1.3] b. 04 Mar 1859 d. 1904
  - 2 George William John Bryant ^[1.4] b. Jan 1861 d. Oct 1916

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