Descendancy for Jenny Pain: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Jenny Pain

1748 - 1826 (78 years)

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1 Jenny Pain ^[1] b. 4 Oct 1748 d. 17 Dec 1826
- Solomon Southwell b. 4 Jan 1744 d. 29 Nov 1796
  - 2 Solomn Southwell ^[1.1] b. 5 Apr 1769 d. 31 Dec 1835
  - 2 Susanna Southwell ^[1.2] b. Abt. 1771 d. 1817
  - 2 Jonathan Southwell ^[1.3] b. 19 Apr 1778 d. 25 Jun 1853
  - 2 Sarah Southwell ^[1.4] b. 25 Dec 1779 d. June 1870
  - 2 Mary Southwell ^[1.5] b. 25 Dec 1780 d. Abt 1833
    - Thomas Langridge b. Abt 1786 d. 1846
      - 3 Elizabeth Langridge ^[1.5.1] b. 15 May 1809 d. 1810
      - 3 Charles Langridge ^[1.5.2] b. 30 Mar 1811 d. Jan 1876
      - 3 James Langridge ^[1.5.3] b. 1813 d. 1890
      - 3 Charlotte Langridge ^[1.5.4] b. 1815
      - 3 Elizabeth Langridge ^[1.5.5] b. 1819 d. Dec 1890
      - 3 Harriet Langridge ^[1.5.6] b. 1827 d. Jan 1883
        
        George Head b. 1824 d. Dec 1914
        
        4 Mary Ann Head ^[1.5.6.1] b. 14 Dec 1847 d. Jul 1912
        
        4 Emily Head ^[1.5.6.2] b. 29 Sep 1849 d. 1879
        
        4 Edwin Head ^[1.5.6.3] b. Apr 1852 d. 1894
        
        4 Walter Head ^[1.5.6.4] b. 1854 d. 1857
        
        4 Tom Head ^[1.5.6.5] b. 1857 d. Mar 1857
        
        4 Walter Head ^[1.5.6.6] b. 08 May 1858
        
        4 William George Head ^[1.5.6.7] b. 09 Jul 1860 d. 3 Apr 1930
        
        4 Frank Head ^[1.5.6.8] b. 13 Apr 1863 d. Sep 1931 [ =>]
        
        4 Kate Anne Head ^[1.5.6.9] b. 22 Sep 1865 d. Oct 1912
        
        4 Alfred George Head ^[1.5.6.10] b. 1 Dec 1869 d. 24 Oct 1940
  - 2 Dinah Southwell ^[1.6] b. 02 Apr 1782 d. March 1861
  - 2 Isaac Southwell ^[1.7] b. 12 Oct 1783 d. 28 Dec 1783

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