Mark Debenham
- Mark Debenham married Julia Clarke, daughter of John Sidney Clarke and Joy Hazell, in September 1999.
- Charts: Henry Seawell Descendants
Family: Julia Clarke
Jean Marc Delanux
- Jean Marc Delanux married Catherine Lynne [Kate] Hall, daughter of Thomas John Hall and Geraldine June [Gerry] Phillips, on 20 September 1991 at Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Family: Catherine Lynne [Kate] Hall
Dale Dennehy
Dale Dennehy||p101.htm#i2663|Geoffrey Dennehy||p101.htm#i2662|Edith (Jenny) Wright||p447.htm#i2661|||||||Norman Wright||p448.htm#i2660|Loraine Balderson||p14.htm#i2659|
- Father: Geoffrey Dennehy
- Mother: Edith (Jenny) Wright
- Relationship: 5th cousin 2 times removed of Raymond Derek Sewell.
- Charts: Henry Seawell Descendants
Geoffrey Dennehy
- Geoffrey Dennehy married Edith (Jenny) Wright, daughter of Norman Wright and Loraine Balderson, at Vic, Australia.
- Charts: Henry Seawell Descendants
Renae Dennehy
Renae Dennehy||p101.htm#i2664|Geoffrey Dennehy||p101.htm#i2662|Edith (Jenny) Wright||p447.htm#i2661|||||||Norman Wright||p448.htm#i2660|Loraine Balderson||p14.htm#i2659|
- Father: Geoffrey Dennehy
- Mother: Edith (Jenny) Wright
- Relationship: 5th cousin 2 times removed of Raymond Derek Sewell.
- Charts: Henry Seawell Descendants
Brian Derome
- Brian Derome married Margaret Clarke, daughter of James Sidney Clarke and Ivy Elizabeth Sewell.
- Charts: Henry Seawell Descendants
Michelle Derome
Michelle Derome||p101.htm#i1459|Brian Derome||p101.htm#i1457|Margaret Clarke||p73.htm#i1442|||||||James S. Clarke|b. c 1905|p73.htm#i1444|Ivy E. Sewell|b. 31 Jul 1912|p355.htm#i1441|
- Father: Brian Derome
- Mother: Margaret Clarke
- Relationship: 2nd cousin 1 time removed of Raymond Derek Sewell.
- Michelle Derome lived at Queensland, Australia.
- Charts: Henry Seawell Descendants
Paul Derome
Paul Derome||p101.htm#i1458|Brian Derome||p101.htm#i1457|Margaret Clarke||p73.htm#i1442|||||||James S. Clarke|b. c 1905|p73.htm#i1444|Ivy E. Sewell|b. 31 Jul 1912|p355.htm#i1441|
- Father: Brian Derome
- Mother: Margaret Clarke
- Relationship: 2nd cousin 1 time removed of Raymond Derek Sewell.
- Charts: Henry Seawell Descendants
Mary Derritt
- Mary Derritt was born circa 1790 at St Pancres, Middlesex, England.
- She married Richard Street on 1 May 1815 at St Mary-le-bone, Middlesex, England.
- Her daughter Emma Street was born on 9 August 1833 at Cold Harbour Lane, Camberwell, Surrey, England.
- She and Richard Street appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at 1 Wandsworth Rd, Foley Place, Clapham, Surrey, England.
Family: Richard Street b. c 1789
Samantha Clair Dias
- Samantha Clair Dias married Lee Nunn, son of David Nunn and Linda Moughton.
Family: Lee Nunn
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