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James Cain

Birth30 April 1809 - Kirk Michael, Isle of Man, Isle of Man
Death15 June 1880 - Knocksharry, German, Peel, Isle of Man, England
MotherMary Clague
FatherJohn Cain

Born in Kirk Michael, Isle of Man, Isle of Man on 30 April 1809 to John Cain and Mary Clague. James Cain married Elizabeth Leece and had 13 children. He passed away on 15 June 1880 in Knocksharry, German, Peel, Isle of Man, England.

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Parents
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John Cain
1769 - 1847
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Mary Clague
1764 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Leece
1817 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Thomas Edward 'Shoemaker' Cain
1852 - 1931
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Joseph Cain
1857 - 1881
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Phillip Cain
1860 - 1860
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Mary Cain
1837 - Unknown
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Edward Cain
1857 - 1860
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Catharine Cain
1848 - 1905
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Thomas Radcliffe Cain
1846 - 1851
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Margaret Cain
1839 - 1841
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Mary Ann Cain
1833 - Unknown
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William Cain
1841 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Cain
1843 - Unknown
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James Cain
1835 - Unknown
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John Caesar Cain
1831 - 1898

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