Ellen (Helen) Blake (Level)

Birth23 Aug 1840 - Vine Lodge, Henry Badgery's Station, Sutton Forest, New South Wales, Australia

Death28 May 1917 - Wanaaring, New South Wales, Australia

MotherMary Brennan

FatherRobert Level (Louvell)

Born in Vine Lodge, Henry Badgery's Station, Sutton Forest, New South Wales, Australia on 23 Aug 1840 to Robert Level (Louvell) and Mary Brennan. Ellen (Helen) Blake (Level) married George Matthias (Henry) Howard and had 12 children. She passed away on 28 May 1917 in Wanaaring, New South Wales, Australia.

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Parents

Robert Level (Louvell)
1813 - 1840

Mary Brennan
1818 - 1889

Spouse(s)

George Matthias (Henry) Howard
1822 - 1867

James Duncan Mcintosh
1835 - 1913

Children Show all

William Howard
1863 - 1927

George Matthias Howard
1860 - 1900

Frederick Robert Howard
1868 - 1915

James Duncan Mcintosh
1870 - 1918

Ellen Howard
1856 - 1884

Kathleen Harriet Mcintosh
1887 - 1904

Isabella Jane Mcintosh
1875 - 1943

Alice Maude Mcintosh
1883 - 1962

Jessie Beatrice Macintosh
1881 - 1964

Gideon H Mcintosh
1885 - Unknown

Archibald John Mcintosh
1879 - 1918

Frank Howard
1869 - Unknown

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