Descendancy for Rebecca Mortimy: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Rebecca Mortimy

1772 - 1858 (86 years)

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1 Rebecca Mortimy ^[1] b. 1772 d. 10 Oct 1858
- Joseph Miller b. 17 Oct 1767 d. 18 Mar 1853
  - 2 Joseph Miller ^[1.1] b. 1792 d. 21 Oct 1864
  - 2 Elizabeth Miller ^[1.2] b. 1794
  - 2 Lydia Miller ^[1.3] b. Abt 1 Oct 1796
  - 2 Martin Miller ^[1.4] b. 1798 d. July 1882
  - 2 James Miller ^[1.5] b. 1801 d. 12 Jan 1887
    - Hannah Marshall b. 1 Oct 1801 d. 1887
      - 3 Caroline Miller ^[1.5.1] b. 25 Sep 1825 d. Dec 1912
      - 3 Annabella Miller ^[1.5.2] b. 23 Dec 1828 d. 28 Jan 1923
      - 3 Emma Miller ^[1.5.3] b. 1832 d. Jan 1912
        
        John Smith b. 1830 d. Jun 1890
        
        4 Edwin Smith ^[1.5.3.1] b. 30 Oct 1855 d. Abt. 1895 [ =>]
        
        4 Hannah Louisa Smith ^[1.5.3.2] b. Oct 1857
        
        4 Eli James Smith ^[1.5.3.3] b. Jan 1860 d. Jun 1941
        
        4 Ernest Frederick Smith ^[1.5.3.4] b. July 1862 d. Mar 1926
        
        4 George Albert Smith ^[1.5.3.5] b. 17 Jul 1865 d. Mar 1940 [ =>]
        
        4 Sidney John Smith ^[1.5.3.6] b. Jan 1872 d. Apr 1898
        
        4 Lewis William Tamar Smith ^[1.5.3.7] b. Oct 1875 d. 14 Aug 1941
        
        4 Louis W Smith ^[1.5.3.8] b. Abt 1876
      - 3 Louisa Miller ^[1.5.4] b. 23 Aug 1834
      - 3 Eliza Miller ^[1.5.5] b. Abt 1845
  - 2 George Miller ^[1.6] b. 1804 d. 29 Mar 1866
  - 2 Mariah Miller ^[1.7] b. 1806
  - 2 Josiah Miller ^[1.8] b. 1810 d. Abt 1878
  - 2 William Miller ^[1.9] b. 29 Nov 1813 d. 9 Oct 1884

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