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Barnabas Long

Birth1754 - Ripley, Yorkshire, England
Death23 Feb 1811 - Killinghall Moor Farm, Harrogate, Yorkshire, England
MotherJane Horsman
FatherThomas Long

Born in Ripley, Yorkshire, England on 1754 to Thomas Long and Jane Horsman. Barnabas Long married Ann Umpleby and had 17 children. He passed away on 23 Feb 1811 in Killinghall Moor Farm, Harrogate, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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Thomas Long
1731 - 1793
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Jane Horsman
1733 - 1791
Spouse(s)
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Ann Umpleby
1767 - 1830
Children Show all
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Barnabas Long
1785 - 1865
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John W Long
1798 - 1879
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Godfrey Long
1788 - 1848
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Ann Long
1784 - 1861
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George Long
1793 - 1839
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Elizabeth Long
1806 - 1879
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Thomas Long
1795 - 1851
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Christopher Long
1802 - 1880
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Richard Long
1804 - 1882
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Jane Long
1790 - 1873
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Mary Ann Long
1792 - 1870
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Sarah Long
1810 - Unknown
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Francis Long
1809 - 1809
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Jane Long
1792 - Unknown
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Hannah Long
1787 - 1808
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Hannah Long
1797 - Unknown
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John Long
1796 - 1851

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