Descendancy for Henry Pearson: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Henry Pearson

1883 - 1963 (79 years)

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1 Henry Pearson ^[1] b. 20 Dec 1883 d. 1 Oct 1963
- Florence Elizabeth Wilson b. 30 Jul 1884 d. 25 Jan 1952
  - 2 Victor Henry Pearson ^[1.1] b. 28 Apr 1904 d. 21 Apr 1953
    - Alice Ellen Guthrie b. 16 Jul 1907 d. 29 Dec 1998
      - 3 Dorothy May Pearson ^[1.1.1] b. 19 Dec 1927 d. 18 Dec 2020
      - 3 Josephine Madge Pearson ^[1.1.2] b. 6 Jan 1930 d. 13 May 1997
      - 3 Joan Mary Pearson ^[1.1.3] b. 4 July 1932 d. 1 May 1982
      - 3 Eileen Alice Pearson ^[1.1.4] b. 12 Jul 1937 d. 1 Aug 2015
  - 2 Malcolm Stanley Pearson ^[1.2] b. 5 Apr 1906 d. 2 Jun 1978
  - 2 Thomas James Allan Pearson ^[1.3] b. 10 Jun 1907 d. 1 Jun 1983
  - 2 Violet Madeline Pearson ^[1.4] b. 1910 d. 1 Mar 1912
  - 2 Dorothy Pearson ^[1.5] b. 16 Jul 1914 d. 21 Nov 1915
  - 2 Eileen Pearson ^[1.6] b. 1915
  - 2 Ronald Pearson (Ison) ^[1.7] b. 13 Oct 1916 d. 9 Aug 1981
    - Eva May Cross b. 13 Jul 1922 d. 2003
      - 3 Valmay Jean Pearson ^[1.7.1] b. 1938 d. 1999
      - 3 Ronald Kevin Pearson ^[1.7.2] b. 10 May 1944 d. 17 Mar 1989
        
        Lynette Fay Owen b. 12 Feb 1946 d. 9 Jan 1972
        
        4 Kevin Pearson ^[1.7.2.1]
        
        4 Brett Pearson ^[1.7.2.2]
        
        4 Tammy Pearson ^[1.7.2.3]
        
        4 Tony Pearson ^[1.7.2.4]
        
        4 Karen Pearson ^[1.7.2.5]
        
        4 Glen Pearson ^[1.7.2.6]
  - 2 Edward Alexander Pearson ^[1.8] b. 22 Jul 1922 d. 27 Nov 2014

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