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Ancestry report for 5 children Dumbrel, son of Stephen Dumbrel, stone mason and Ann Dumbrel [Neve]

Generation No. 1
1. 5 children Dumbrel was the son of (2) Stephen Dumbrel, stone mason and (3) Ann Dumbrel [Neve]. He was born 1823 to 1836; emigrated 29^th Dec 1838

Generation No. 2
2. Stephen Dumbrel, stone mason He was born 1799 at Hartfield, Sussex; emigrated 29^th Dec 1838
He married Ann Neve on c 1821. She was born 1801 at Withyham, Sussex; emigrated 29^th Dec 1838. They had the following children:
i	5 children who was born 1823 to 1836

3. Ann Dumbrel [Neve] was the daughter of (4) John Senior Neve and (5) Mrs Neve. She was born 1801 at Withyham, Sussex; emigrated 29^th Dec 1838
She married Stephen Dumbrel, stone mason on c 1821. He was born 1799 at Hartfield, Sussex; emigrated 29^th Dec 1838. They had the following children:
i	5 children who was born 1823 to 1836

Generation No. 3
4. John Senior Neve He was born c 1760
He married Mrs on c 1790. She was born c 1770. They had the following children:
i	Ann who was born 1801 Withyham, Sussex

5. Mrs Neve She was born c 1770
She married John Senior Neve on c 1790. He was born c 1760. They had the following children:
i	Ann who was born 1801 Withyham, Sussex

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