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Descendant Chart for William MILLS 1763 Page 1.1 (1 of 26) Descendant Chart for William MILLS 1763 Page 1.1 (1 of 26) William MILLS - I3628 m. Susanne ? Mary MILLS 1761 - 1833 I3627 m. 1782 Colwich, Staff_ Samuel DUCKHOUSE William DUCKHOUSE 1783 - I1622 m. 1807 Lichfield, Staff_ Elizabeth SHAW Ruth DUCKHOUSE 1808 - 1895 I919 m. 1830 Berkswich, Sta_ Thomas HILL Robert HILL Frederick HILL Mary HILL 1830 - 1830 - 1900 I1516 1840 - 1894 I296 Sarah HILL m. 1862 Stafford, Staff_ m. 1863 Caverswall, St_ 1833 - Mary JOHNSON John Henry MALPASS Henry HILL 1838 - 1856 Harriet HILL Mary Anne HILL Mary Ann MALPASS Harriet MALPASS 1844 - 1863 - 1864 - 1929 I1536 1867 - 1942 I178 Thomas HILL Frederick HILL m. 1888 Wesleyan Cha_ m. 1888 Stoke upon Tr_ 1846 - 1865 - John Charles BANKS Samuel BEBBINGTON Emma HILL Emma HILL 1848 - 1868 - Henry HILL Ethel Maud BANKS Dorothy BANKS May BANKS Douglas BANKS George BEBBINGTON 1870 - 1889 - I2655 1894 - 1911 1904 - I2658 1906 - 1981 I2659 1888 - 1970 I179 m. 1908 Esquimalt, Bri_ = m2. 1923 Victoria, British _ John Charles BANKS m. m. 1938 Victoria, Britis_ m. 1915 Thomas_ HORNIBROOK Ernest Bell HALSALL 1898 - 1917 Eric Louis CROWE Edna May DIXON Emily LANE Norman BANKS - Margaret Sharon BANKS - ©Copyright Andy Micklethwaite 2006-2018 William MILLS 1763 (I3628) Page 1.2 (2 of 26) I3627 I1622 I919 Ruth HILL 1851 - I1928 m. 1874 Berkswich, Sta_ William Henry TUDOR I296 Thomas MALPASS 1873 - I527 m. 1897 Sarah An_ HARTSHORN I178 Emma Eliz_ BEBBINGTON Joseph Ch_ BEBBINGTON Rittie BEBBINGTON Laura BEBBINGTON Elsie MALPASS Florence May MALPASS 1890 - 1927 I169 1892 - 1893 1894 - I180 1905 - 1997 I181 1899 - 1909 - I721 m. 1915 St Pauls, Newc_ Annie BEBBINGTON m. 1918 m. 1933 Fenton, Staffo_ m. Charles STUBBS 1898 - 1901 Albert WILLIAMS Edward DAY Victor SKELLERN Thomas BEBBINGTON 1903 - 1923 Ann SKELLERN John SKELLERN - I724 - m. Mr CREDINGTON ©Copyright Andy Micklethwaite 2006-2018 William MILLS 1763 (I3628) Page 1.3 (3 of 26) I3627 Samuel DUCKHOUSE 1785 - 1871 I5874 m. 1809 Wolverhampto_ Elizabeth HORTON I1622 Sarah DUCKHOUSE Ann DUCKHOUSE Henry DUCKHOUSE Michael DUCKHOUSE 1810 - I1624 1813 - I3715 1810 - 1846 I5876 1811 - 1888 I5883 m. 1832 Berkswich, Sta_ m. 1836 Berkswich, Sta_ m. 1837 Tipton, St Mart_ m. 1841 Dudley, Worce_ Michael HILL OR HALL Robert SMALLWOOD Eliza ROBINSON Mary Ann TAYLOR Ann DUCKAS Emma DUCKHOUSE Thomas DUCKHOUSE Ellen DUCKHOUSE Lydia DUCKHOUSE Charles DUCKHOUSE 1838 - 1840 1845 - I5881 1841 - 1843 - I5886 1851 - I5890 1853 - 1907 I5892 Susan DUCKAS m. 1870 Dudley, Worce_ Henry DUCKHOUSE m. 1868 Hulme, Lancas_ m. 1877 Birmingham, _ m. 1878 Walsall, Staffo_ 1844 - 1844 Edwin BLOCKSIDGE 1846 - 1870 Shadrack ROBERTS Alfred RUSSELL Selina PINCHES Myra DUCKAS Sarah DUCKHOUSE 1845 - 1846 1849 - Henry DUCKHOUSE Louisa Ellen DUCKHOUSE 1857 - 1878 - Michael DUCKHOUSE Selina Eliza_ DUCKHOUSE 1858 - 1882 - Mary Ann DUCKHOUSE 1883 - 1883 Eleanor Ja_ DUCKHOUSE 1892 - Leonard DUCKHOUSE 1895 - 1914 ©Copyright Andy Micklethwaite 2006-2018 William MILLS 1763 (I3628) Page 1.4 (4 of 26) I3627 I5874 Ann DUCKHOUSE 1813 - Charles DUCKHOUSE 1826 - 1845 I5883 Eliza DUCKHOUSE 1832 - 1847 Julia DUCKHOUSE William DUCKHOUSE 1854 - I5917 1857 - I5919 m. 1879 Walsall, Staffo_ m. 1879 Walsall, Staffo_ Henry HUNTER Martha DAVIS I5892 Charles He_ DUCKHOUSE Gertrude Ja_ DUCKHOUSE William Jo_ DUCKHOUSE Annie Eliza_ DUCKHOUSE William He_ DUCKHOUSE 1890 - 1963 I5897 1897 - I5915 1880 - 1880 1883 - I5923 1887 - 1954 I5926 m. 1916 Walsall, Staffo_ m. 1923 Exeter, Devon Charles He_ DUCKHOUSE m. 1899 Walsall, Staffo_ m. 1906 Walsall, Staffo_ Annie SMITH Walter C WHITE 1881 - 1882 Joseph HADEN Clara Harriet MOULT Lydia DUCKHOUSE 1885 - 1886 Howard Le_ DUCKHOUSE Alfred W DUCKHOUSE 1907 - 1962 1913 - 1984 I5931 Annie Eliza_ DUCKHOUSE m. 1937 Walsall, Staffo_ 1909 - 1909 Ivy BRAGG Lizzie DUCKHOUSE 1912 - 1912 ©Copyright Andy Micklethwaite 2006-2018 William MILLS 1763 (I3628) Page 1.5 (5 of 26) I3627 I5874 Emma DUCKHOUSE George DUCKHOUSE 1815 - I5950 1818 - 1890 I5952 m. 1841 West Bromwic_ m. 1840 Sedgley, (All S_ = m2. 1854 Birmingham, W_ Richard PUGH Mary A DERBYSHIRE Sarah MARKWICK Abraham DUCKHOUSE George DUCKHOUSE 1841 - 1869 1851 - 1897 I5958 Samuel DUCKHOUSE m. 1872 Kings Norton,_ 1844 - 1845 Mary Jane HUGHES Jane DUCKHOUSE 1846 - Florence E DUCKHOUSE Ellen E DUCKHOUSE Sarah Loui_ DUCKHOUSE Bertha Carry DUCKHOUSE Mary Ann DUCKHOUSE George D DUCKHOUSE 1872 - 1875 - I5961 1877 - I5962 1883 - I5966 1886 - I5969 1889 - 1963 I5972 Alice DUCKHOUSE m. 1895 Hackney, Lon_ m. 1899 Birmingham, _ m. 1901 Birmingham, _ m. 1907 Birmingham, _ m. 1919 Birmingham, _ 1879 - Samuel MEALINGS William ASHTON Frank CLARENCE Thomas RAY Laura H ASTLE Jane DUCKHOUSE 1881 - 1885 Georgina DUCKHOUSE Rose MEALINGS 1885 - 1885 - Jessie Fran_ DUCKHOUSE Samuel MEALINGS 1888 - 1891 1898 - Edith MEALINGS 1901 - Florence MEALINGS 1908 - ©Copyright Andy Micklethwaite 2006-2018 William MILLS 1763 (I3628) Page 1.6 (6 of 26) I3627 I5874 Harriet DUCKHOUSE Daniel DUCKHOUSE 1821 - 1891 I5990 1823 - 1867 I5992 m. 1842 Wolverhampto_ m. 1848 West Bromwic_ James LEES OR LEAD Jane DARBYSHIRE Ann DUCKHOUSE Charles DUCKHOUSE 1848 - 1852 - 1915 I5995 Henry DUCKHOUSE m. 1874 West Bromwic_ 1854 - 1854 Sarah WATERHOUSE I5958 Sarah J DUCKHOUSE 1862 - Marion Edith DUCKHOUSE Mary A DUCKHOUSE Charles Art_ DUCKHOUSE 1893 - I5988 1865 - 1875 - 1945 I5997 m. 1913 Birmingham, _ m. 1899 Smethwick, St_ William Joseph LITTLE Annie DODD Charles Art_ DUCKHOUSE Edna Olive DUCKHOUSE Winifred DUCKHOUSE Wilfred Ern_ DUCKHOUSE Ivy Alice DUCKHOUSE 1900 - 1970 I5999 1902 - I6007 1904 - I6009 1906 - 1983 I6011 1907 - I6015 m. 1927 Birmingham, _ m. 1938 Smethwick, St_ m. 1930 Birmingham, _ m. 1931 Birmingham, _ m. 1936 Smethwick, St_ Annie I FRY John ROBERTS Wilfred H WHITE Winifred L HEMMING Norman MERRYFIELD ©Copyright Andy Micklethwaite 2006-2018 William MILLS 1763 (I3628) Page 1.7 (7 of 26) I3627 I5874 I5992 I5995 Elizabeth M_ DUCKHOUSE John Willia_ DUCKHOUSE Sarah Jane DUCKHOUSE Ernest DUCKHOUSE Fred DUCKHOUSE 1876 - I6018 1878 - 1881 1881 - I6021 1883 - 1968 I6022 1886 - 1970 I6033 m. 1906 Smethwick, St_ m. 1913 Birmingham, _ m. 1912 Kings Norton,_ m. 1911 Kings Norton,_ John NASH Albert CHESTER Alice Maud FREEMAN Florence L JINKS I5997 Irene S DUCKHOUSE Kenneth C DUCKHOUSE John R DUCKHOUSE Frederick R DUCKHOUSE 1915 - 1999 1914 - 1914 1915 - 1987 I6025 1912 - 1997 I6035 Joan M DUCKHOUSE m. 1941 Rowley Regis,_ = m2. 1967 Kidderminster, _ m. 1950 Birmingham, _ 1917 - 1918 Mary M HAMBREY Hilda J G LUDLAM Ivy F LARNER ©Copyright Andy Micklethwaite 2006-2018 William MILLS 1763 (I3628) Page 1.8 (8 of 26) I3627 I5874 I5992 Elizabeth DUCKHOUSE George DUCKHOUSE 1854 - I6088 1857 - 1932 I6090 m. 1880 West Bromwic_ m. 1884 Rowley Regis,_ James NOCK Nancy WATERHOUSE I5995 Joseph Leo_ DUCKHOUSE Harold DUCKHOUSE Horace The_ DUCKHOUSE Ida Victoria DUCKHOUSE Joseph DUCKHOUSE 1888 - 1969 I6048 1891 - 1961 I6057 1895 - 1968 I6065 1896 - I6085 1885 - 1973 I6092 m. 1915 Kings Norton,_ m. 1924 Birmingham, _ m. 1917 South Shields,_ m. 1921 West Bromwic_ m. 1911 Kings Norton,_ Beatrice GRIFFIN Mabel Emily FOX Lily WATSON Stanley PENDROUS Clara Ellen GRAINGER I6033 Marjorie V DUCKHOUSE Charles R DUCKHOUSE Joseph L DUCKHOUSE Janet D W DUCKHOUSE 1915 - I6038 1916 - 2000 I6040 1916 - 1978 I6050 1917 - I6067 m. 1953 Birmingham, _ m. 1943 Birmingham, _ m. 1944 Smethwick, St_ m. 1940 Nottingham, N_ Bramwell ROBERTS Avis Nora JAMES Marion J L HYDE Kenneth V BAILEY ©Copyright Andy Micklethwaite 2006-2018 William MILLS 1763 (I3628) Page 1.9 (9 of 26) I3627 I5874 I5992 I6090 George DUCKHOUSE Frank DUCKHOUSE Harry DUCKHOUSE 1886 - 1888 1888 - 1978 I6099 1890 - 1972 I6129 Charles Wil_ DUCKHOUSE m. 1910 Smethwick, St_ m. 1912 Kings Norton,_ 1898 - 1898 Lily SMITH Ethel Emma HADEN Daniel DUCKHOUSE 1900 - 1900 Dolly DUCKHOUSE Gertrude L_ DUCKHOUSE Frank W DUCKHOUSE Stanley DUCKHOUSE Leonard H_ DUCKHOUSE Harry DUCKHOUSE Joseph DUCKHOUSE Ida DUCKHOUSE 1902 - 1911 - I6101 1912 - 1913 1914 - 1984 I6104 1918 - 1972 I6112 1912 - 2001 I6131 1914 - 1992 I6138 1916 - 1917 m. 1950 Smethwick, St_ m. 1940 Smethwick, St_ m. 1949 West Bromwic_ m. 1945 Birmingham, _ m. 1936 Birmingham, _ William J HUNT Gwendoli_ STANWORTH Phyllis M HOLDEN Olive M BOWEN Elizabeth Maud LEEK ©Copyright Andy Micklethwaite 2006-2018 William MILLS 1763 (I3628) Page 1.10 (10 of 26) I3627 I5874 I5992 William DUCKHOUSE 1860 - 1904 I6179 m. 1882 Rowley Regis,_ Nancy BROOKES I6090 Ada DUCKHOUSE Polly DUCKHOUSE Nell DUCKHOUSE William Fra_ DUCKHOUSE Ernest DUCKHOUSE 1894 - I6174 1894 - I6172 1883 - I6181 1885 - 1951 I6183 1887 - I6191 m. 1913 Kings Norton,_ m. 1912 Kings Norton,_ m. 1906 Aston, Warwic_ m. 1909 Aston, Warwic_ m. 1909 Birmingham, _ Harry TOOMBS Percy L BUTTS Joseph SMITH Eliza Jane WILLIAMS Florence ENSOR I6129 Ethel DUCKHOUSE Ernest Fran_ DUCKHOUSE Mildred DUCKHOUSE Nancy DUCKHOUSE May DUCKHOUSE 1918 - I6155 1909 - 1984 I6185 1911 - I6187 1913 - I6189 1910 - I6193 m. 1939 Birmingham, _ m. 1937 Birmingham, _ m. 1936 Birmingham, _ m. 1933 Birmingham, _ m. 1939 Sutton Coldfie_ Charles E HENDON Eva M PRIEST Laurence G GREEN Thomas L JACKSON Arthur CHESWORTH ©Copyright Andy Micklethwaite 2006-2018 William MILLS 1763 (I3628) Page 1.11 (11 of 26) I3627 I5874 Thomas DUCKHOUSE 1828 - 1899 I6223 m. 1857 Dudley, Worce_ Susannah LEWIS John DUCKHOUSE 1851 - Mary DUCKHOUSE 1853 - I6179 Elsie May DUCKHOUSE Bernard Jo_ DUCKHOUSE Harry DUCKHOUSE Violet DUCKHOUSE 1889 - I6207 1891 - 1892 1900 - 1987 I6213 1902 - I6218 m. 1912 Aston, Warwic_ Charles Sta_ DUCKHOUSE m. 1929 Birmingham, _ m. 1927 Birmingham, _ Robert DUNN 1894 - 1976 Lilian B HICKEN Horace A CLARKE I6191 Annie DUCKHOUSE 1896 - 1897 Ida F DUCKHOUSE Leslie E DUCKHOUSE Vera R DUCKHOUSE Florence DUCKHOUSE 1913 - I6195 1915 - I6197 1918 - I6205 1898 - 1899 m. 1937 Sutton Coldfie_ m. 1943 Sutton Coldfie_ m. 1940 Sutton Coldfie_ Ernest SALT Winifred M COX William A MOORHOUSE ©Copyright Andy Micklethwaite 2006-2018 William MILLS 1763 (I3628) Page 1.12 (12 of 26) I3627 Sarah DUCKHOUSE Charles DUCKHOUSE 1788 - 1798 1790 - 1831 I6248 Ellen DUCKHOUSE m.
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