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Ada mortimer

Birth26 Nov 1880 - Sheffield, Yorkshire, England
DeathMar 1968 - Sheffield, Yorkshire West Riding, England
MotherElizabeth Mortimer
FatherJohn Mortimer

Born in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England on 26 Nov 1880 to John Mortimer and Elizabeth Mortimer. Ada mortimer married Edward Ernest Huntington and had 7 children. She passed away on Mar 1968 in Sheffield, Yorkshire West Riding, England.

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Parents
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John Mortimer
1844 - 1897
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Elizabeth Mortimer
1847 - 1917
Spouse(s)
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Edward Ernest Huntington
1878 - 1955
Children Show all
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Ernest William Huntington
1900 - 1974
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Ronald Ernest Huntington
1908 - 1973
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Doris Ada Huntington
1904 - Unknown
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Reginald Huntington
1899 - 1906
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Marian Huntington
1911 - 2009
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Edward Ernest Huntington
1916 - Unknown
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Edna Huntington
1914 - 1990

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