Descendancy for Emily Jane STEANE: McNabs Island Genealogies

1841 - 1918 (77 years)

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1 Emily Jane STEANE ^[1] b. 2 Mar 1841 d. 19 Jun 1918
- Frederick PERRIN b. 7 Jul 1835 d. 20 Apr 1930
  - 2 Warman Edward Hayward PERRIN ^[1.1] b. 11 Jul 1867 d. 1952
    - Kathleen Emily Jessie HUNT b. 27 Oct 1868
      - 3 Ruby Marjorie Emily Helen PERRIN ^[1.1.1] b. 23 Oct 1898 d. Abt 1976
      - 3 Kathleen Beryl Fredericka PERRIN ^[1.1.2] b. 9 Feb 1903 d. 18 Sep 1978
        
        Frederick Albert CASTLE bur. Abt 1982
        
        4 Warman Frederick CASTLE ^[1.1.2.1] b. 1938 d. 10 Dec 2004 [ =>]
      - 3 Frederick W. I. PERRIN ^[1.1.3] b. 7 Mar 1896 d. 9 Jun 1925
  - 2 Ivan E.S. PERRIN ^[1.2] b. 26 Aug 1875 d. 1 Apr 1897
  - 2 Elsie Madeleine PERRIN ^[1.3] b. 5 Sep 1876
    - Arthur Seeton HARRIGAN b. Abt 1885
      - 3 Mayo Arthur Perrin HARRIGAN ^[1.3.1]
  - 2 Henry PERRIN ^[1.4] b. 18 May 1880 d. 26 Feb 1896
- James HUNT d. 1868
  - 2 Horace Edward Steane HUNT ^[1.5] b. 22 Jul 1866 d. 13 Mar 1931
  - 2 Reginald HUNT ^[1.6] b. 5 Feb 1865 d. 22 Jun 1943
    - Mary Beaven PERRIN b. 12 Sep 1862 d. 1943
      - 3 Joan Emily Gladys HUNT ^[1.6.1] b. 20 May 1893 d. 26 Sep 1963
      - 3 Frederick HUNT ^[1.6.2] b. 5 Mar 1896
      - 3 Ruby HUNT ^[1.6.3] b. 23 Sep 1899

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