Descendancy for Adelaide Martha Lottie Dafter: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Adelaide Martha Lottie Dafter

1874 - 1948 (74 years)

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1 Adelaide Martha Lottie Dafter ^[1] b. Jan 1874 d. Sep 1948
- Frederick George Sanford b. Sep 1873 d. 04 Sept 1961
  - 2 Frederick George Sanford ^[1.1] b. 5 Oct 1896 d. Before 1898
  - 2 Frederick George Sanford ^[1.2] b. 24 Jan 1898 d. 27 July 1961
    - + Winifred L Macdonald b. 1900
  - 2 Francis Lewis Sanford ^[1.3] b. 1899 d. April 1901
  - 2 Gwendoline Adelaide Sanford ^[1.4] b. 29 Nov 1901 d. Sept 1973
    - + Herbert Henry Pratt b. 28 Sept 1903 d. Apr 1989
  - 2 Rose Margaret Sanford ^[1.5] b. Abt 1904 d. 10 Oct 1965
  - 2 Samuel Henry Sanford ^[1.6] b. 13 May 1905 d. Mar 1982
  - 2 Albert James Sanford ^[1.7] b. 8 Feb 1907 d. Mar 1992
  - 2 Ivy Ada Sanford ^[1.8] b. 13 Feb 1909 d. Apr 1995
  - 2 Gladys Sanford ^[1.9] b. 1910 d. 22 Sept 2001

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