Descendancy for Edwin Smith: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Edwin Smith

1855 - 1895 (39 years)

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1 Edwin Smith ^[1] b. 30 Oct 1855 d. Abt. 1895
- Harriett Amelia Monday b. Jul 1860 d. 14 April 1924
  - 2 Anna Louisa Emily Smith ^[1.1] b. 12 Apr 1879 d. Mar 1953
  - 2 Ernest Edwin Smith ^[1.2] b. Mar 1881 d. 1925
  - 2 Alice Edith Smith ^[1.3] b. 2 Apr 1884 d. 10 Feb 1966
  - 2 Sidney George Smith ^[1.4] b. Jul 1886 d. 1967
  - 2 Walter Alfred Smith ^[1.5] b. 16 Dec 1888 d. 27 Nov 1963
  - 2 Frank George William Smith ^[1.6] b. Jun 1890 d. Sept 1890
  - 2 Reginald Randolph Smith ^[1.7] b. Apr 1892 d. 3 Jul 1917
  - 2 Harriett Amelia (Millie) Smith ^[1.8] b. 3 Dec 1893 d. 10 Oct 1991
    - John Henry Wardell b. 27 Jan 1892 d. 28 Jan 1962
      - 3 Joseph Edwin Wardell ^[1.8.1] b. 22 Jul 1914 d. Jun 1980
      - 3 Dorothy Amelia Annie Wardell ^[1.8.2] b. 24 Mar 1917 d. 17 Apr 2014
        
        William Frederick Cecil Bailey b. 22 Mar 1917 d. 27 Dec 1993
        
        4 Beryl Dorothy Bailey ^[1.8.2.1] b. 17 Feb 1943 d. May 2005
        
        4 Margaret C Bailey ^[1.8.2.2]
        
        4 David W Bailey ^[1.8.2.3]
      - 3 Louisa Alice Wardell ^[1.8.3] b. 22 Mar 1920 d. Jun 1982
      - 3 John Reginald Wardell ^[1.8.4] b. 18 Aug 1923 d. Oct 2003
      - 3 Alice Irene Wardell ^[1.8.5] b. 5 May 1926 d. 6 Feb 2022
      - 3 Leonard Arthur Wardell ^[1.8.6] b. Sep 1928 d. 17 Oct 2017
      - 3 Victor Alan Wardell ^[1.8.7] b. 26 Jun 1930 d. 30 Jun 2015

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