Descendancy for Robert Ivamy: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Robert Ivamy

1835 - 1914 (79 years)

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1 Robert Ivamy ^[1] b. 1835 d. 15 Jun 1914
- Rachel Baston b. 6 Feb 1840 d. 9 Jul 1882
  - 2 William Mark Ivany ^[1.1] b. 19 Jul 1860 d. 17 Apr 1923
  - 2 Jonathan Ivany ^[1.2] b. 3 Oct 1862 d. 7 Oct 1911
    - Sarah Elizabeth Batson b. 24 Mar 1871 d. 01 Apr 1908
      - 3 Sarah Rachel Ivany ^[1.2.1] b. 30 Sep 1893
      - 3 William Mark Ivany ^[1.2.2] b. 28 Aug 1894 d. 3 Dec 1917
      - 3 Eleazer Ivany ^[1.2.3] b. 29 Sep 1896 d. 19 May 1966
      - 3 Ronald George Piercy Ivany ^[1.2.4] b. 30 Jun 1898 d. 1970
        
        Hilda Patience Leah Loiuse Snow b. 1901
        
        4 Edith Suzanna Ivany ^[1.2.4.1] b. 3 Mar 1925 d. 9 Sep 2006 [ =>]
        
        4 Jean Ivany ^[1.2.4.2]
        
        4 Joyce Ivany ^[1.2.4.3]
        
        4 Charles Ivany ^[1.2.4.4]
        
        4 Winston Ivany ^[1.2.4.5]
        
        4 Harry Ivany ^[1.2.4.6]
        
        4 Betty Ivany ^[1.2.4.7]
      - 3 Robert Joseph Ivany ^[1.2.5] b. 18 Nov 1900 d. 1975
  - 2 Eli Ivany ^[1.3] b. 9 Dec 1865 d. 16 Aug 1915
  - 2 Joseph Ivany ^[1.4] b. 26 Jan 1868 d. 21 Mar 1947
  - 2 Susannah Elizabeth Ivany ^[1.5] b. 1 Jun 1871
  - 2 Mary Ann Ivany ^[1.6] b. 15 Jul 1874
  - 2 Robert William Ivany ^[1.7] b. 23 Oct 1879

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