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James Barker

Birthabt 1871 - Hetton-le-Hole Co Durham England
Death15 March 1958 - Sunderland General Hospital 9 Tees Street Hendon Sunderland
MotherIsabella Reynolds
FatherEdward Barker

Born in Hetton-le-Hole Co Durham England on abt 1871 to Edward Barker and Isabella Reynolds. James Barker married Ellen Wilson. and had 7 children. He passed away on 15 March 1958 in Sunderland General Hospital 9 Tees Street Hendon Sunderland.

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Parents
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Edward Barker
1816 - 1881
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Isabella Reynolds
1846 - 1880
Spouse(s)
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Ellen Wilson.
1877 - 1950
Children Show all
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Isabella Barker
1905 - 1964
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James Barker
1894 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Barker
1910 - 2005
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Thomas Wilson Barker
1902 - 1964
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Elizabeth Barker
1908 - Unknown
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Albert Edward Barker
1899 - Unknown
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Sarah Ellen Barker
1897 - Unknown

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