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James Dolbear

Birth13 Oct 1819 - Moretonhampstead, Devon, England
Death24 Dec 1900 - St Thomas, Exeter, Devon, England
MotherAnn Smith
FatherJohn Dolbear

Born in Moretonhampstead, Devon, England on 13 Oct 1819 to John Dolbear and Ann Smith. James Dolbear married Ann Mortimer and had 14 children. He passed away on 24 Dec 1900 in St Thomas, Exeter, Devon, England.

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Parents
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John Dolbear
1776 - 1846
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Ann Smith
1777 - 1866
Spouse(s)
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Ann Mortimer
1823 - 1894
Children Show all
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James Dolbear
1848 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Dolbear
1843 - 1923
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Samuel Dolbear
1845 - 1924
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John J Dolbear
1867 - 1962
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Clara Sophia Dolbear
1862 - 1896
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Susan Dolbear
1852 - 1923
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Selina Dolbear
1870 - 1930
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Ellen Dolbear
1859 - Unknown
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Henry Dolbear
1871 - Unknown
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William Dolbear
1854 - 1869
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Maria Dolbear
1850 - Unknown
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Selina Dolbear
1857 - 1858
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Harold Dolbear
1856 - 1856
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Sarah Dinah Ann Dolbear
1842 - 1890

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