Descendancy for James THORNE: McNabs Island Genealogies

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1 James THORNE ^[1]
- Mary UNKNOWN
  - 2 Edward Lefferts THORNE ^[1.1] b. 23 Apr 1854 d. 11 Nov 1933
    - Jessie Sedgwick MCNAB b. 1 Jan 1854 d. 15 Oct 1929
      - 3 Emilie Jessie THORNE ^[1.1.1] b. Sept 22, 1880 d. 24 Jun 1954
        
        + Frederick Millington GOODLIFFE b. 6 Jan 1894 d. 12 Mar 1982
      - 3 Harvey A. THORNE ^[1.1.2] b. 11 Oct 1882 d. Sept 4, 1966
        
        Gladys Mary REDMAYNE b. 14 Feb 1887 d. 24 Dec 1963
        
        4 Nancy Redmayne THORNE ^[1.1.2.1] b. 6 Feb 1916 d. 12 Mar 2014 [ =>]
        
        4 Mary Emilie THORNE ^[1.1.2.2] b. 25 Dec 1922 d. 24 May 2019 [ =>]
      - 3 Edward Lefferts THORNE, Jr. ^[1.1.3] b. 27 Feb 1886 d. 6 Aug 1950
        
        Katherine McNeil WHITMAN b. 26 Jul 1887 d. 2 Jul 1918
        
        4 Edward Lefferts THORNE ^[1.1.3.1] b. 13 Jun 1913 d. Sept 2003
        
        + Henrietta Blanche CORBIN b. 10 Apr 1895
      - 3 Golda Milsom THORNE ^[1.1.4] b. 1 Jan 1891 d. Sept 4, 1966
        
        + Thomas Fuller MACDONALD b. 28 Oct 1880 d. 3 Jul 1954
    - + Ethel Beatrice DAVIES b. 5 Jul 1869 d. 17 Jan 1963

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