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Edward Argles

Birth1762 - Maidstone, Kent, England
Death18 Feb 1825 - Maidstone, Kent, England
MotherEsther Archambo
FatherThomas Argles

Born in Maidstone, Kent, England on 1762 to Thomas Argles and Esther Archambo. Edward Argles married Catharine Bartram and had 15 children. He passed away on 18 Feb 1825 in Maidstone, Kent, England.

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Parents
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Thomas Argles
1735 - 1808
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Esther Archambo
1731 - 1768
Spouse(s)
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Catharine Bartram
1767 - 1853
Children Show all
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Thomas Argles
1787 - 1855
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Edward Argles
1803 - 1867
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Frances Argles
1804 - 1888
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George Argles
1792 - 1846
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Ann Argles
1808 - 1897
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Cordelia Argles
1795 - 1863
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Henry Argles
1799 - 1872
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Edward Argles
1794 - 1794
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Charles Argles
1802 - 1802
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Ellen Octavia Argles
1807 - Unknown
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John Atkinson Argles
1812 - 1873
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Charlotte Argles
1799 - 1860
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Agnes Argles
1801 - 1848
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Catharine Argles
1790 - 1871
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Edward Argles
Unknown - 1846

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