Descendancy for Betsy Wilton: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Betsy Wilton

1832 - 1918 (86 years)

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1 Betsy Wilton ^[1] b. 20 May 1832 d. Jul 1918
- Joseph Pragnell b. 23 May 1832 d. 16 Sep 1888
  - 2 Edwin Pragnell ^[1.1] b. 5 Nov 1860 d. 3 Aug 1955
  - 2 Lucy Pragnell ^[1.2] b. April 1862
  - 2 Lavinia Pragnell ^[1.3] b. 4 Jan 1864 d. Jan 1954
  - 2 Ellen Prangnell ^[1.4] b. 10 Jan 1866 d. Jul 1946
  - 2 Kate Pragnell ^[1.5] b. 2 Nov 1868 d. Jan 1962
  - 2 Charles Prangnell ^[1.6] b. 1870 d. 1870
  - 2 William (Willis) Pragnell ^[1.7] b. 8 Mar 1871 d. 24 Jul 1958
    - Nellie Eliza Walton b. 26 Jul 1883 d. 31 Dec 1960
      - 3 William John Pragnell ^[1.7.1] b. 15 Dec 1905 d. 25 Mar 1965
      - 3 Mabel Maude Pragnell ^[1.7.2] b. 12 May 1912 d. 3 May 2002
      - 3 Frank Pragnell ^[1.7.3] b. 22 May 1914 d. 27 Jul 1973
      - 3 Nellie Pragnell ^[1.7.4] b. 16 Dec 1918 d. Jul 1919
      - 3 Ernest G Pragnell ^[1.7.5] b. 1919 d. 1919
      - 3 Dorothy Pragnell ^[1.7.6] b. 21 Feb 1924 d. 5 Feb 2014
        
        Charles Oswald Stevens b. 25 Aug 1924 d. 19 Feb 2009
        
        4 Alan H C Stevens ^[1.7.6.1]
        
        4 David Stevens ^[1.7.6.2]
        
        4 Mark Stevens ^[1.7.6.3] b. Abt. Aug 1954 d. Abt. Aug 1954
        
        4 Martyn William Stevens ^[1.7.6.4] b. 25 Oct 1955 d. 24 Sep 2021
        
        4 Stevens ^[1.7.6.5] [ =>]
      - 3 Edward Pragnell ^[1.7.7] b. Sep 1926 d. Sep 1926
  - 2 Frank Prangnell ^[1.8] b. 27 Mar 1873 d. 29 Nov 1947
  - 2 Annie Pragnell ^[1.9] b. 1879 d. 1938

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