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Ellen Bower

Birth1615 - Mottram in Longendale, Cheshire, England
Death1667 - Cheshire, England
MotherBarbara Ackroyd
FatherRalph Bower

Born in Mottram in Longendale, Cheshire, England on 1615 to Ralph Bower and Barbara Ackroyd. Ellen Bower married John Booth and had 13 children. She passed away on 1667 in Cheshire, England.

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Parents
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Ralph Bower
1590 - 1648
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Barbara Ackroyd
1591 - 1643
Spouse(s)
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John Booth
1621 - 1668
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John Booth
1597 - 1673
Children Show all
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Margaret/margret Booth
1642 - 1721
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Thomas Booth / Boyd
1637 - 1702
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Mary Booth
Unknown - Unknown
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Joseph Booth
1656 - Unknown
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Timothy Booth
1650 - Unknown
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John (Johannes) Booth
1647 - 1716
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Jonathan Booth
1646 - Unknown
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Ellen Booth
1650 - 1706
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Thomas Booth
1637 - 1701
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Thomas Booth
Unknown - Unknown
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Ellen Booth
Unknown - Unknown
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Johannes (John) Booth
1660 - 1716
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Mary Booth
1658 - Unknown

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