JANSEN Family Tree

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info from Patty Welsh cjvarnas@bigpond.com

?? JANSEN married ??, children:

  1. Stella Mary JANSEN

Next Generation

Stella Mary JANSEN married Percival Sydney George PEBERDY, Their children are:

  1. Sydney Peberdy

  2. Pamela Peberdy

  3. Yvette Peberdy

  4. Yvonne Peberdy

  5. George Peberdy

  6. Keith Peberdy

  7. Patty Peberdy

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info from elmarose@rogers.com

In search of living members of Pat Jansen's family. I would like to know more about the family and would appreciate being contacted at the above e-mail address. Thank you.

?? JANSEN married ??, children:

  1. Elma Zita JANSEN (born Salem, Madras June 23, 1923)

Next Generation

Elma Zita JANSEN (born Salem, Madras June 23, 1923) married Stanislaus Harold SEQUEIRA (born in Banglaore  March 4, 1908, worked for the Post and Telegraphs in India and opted for Pakistan in 1947), children:

  1. Elma Sequeira (born in Madras on July 17, 1945)

  2. Sheila

  3. Ena

  4. Elaine

  5. Aureen

  6. Frances

  7. Mona

  8. Trevor Jansen-Sequeira

(I am the son of Stanlaus Sequeira (deceased) and Elma (nee Jansen). My parents left Madras and moved to Lahore, W. Pakistan, when I was four years old. In search of members of the Jansen family.  My mother Elma and her sisters (Sheila, Ena, Elaine, Aureen, Frances and Mona) lived in 59 Veteran Lines, Pallavaram, Madras. I met two of my Aunts, Aureen & Frances, when I visited them in 1972.  Would love to get in touch with surviving family members. Trevor trevor.jansen-sequeira@sympatico.ca )

 

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