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James Trees

Birth1788 - Hartwith Kirkby Malzeard, Yorkshire
Death19 Nov 1843 - Leeds West Yorkshire
MotherMary Myers
FatherJames Trees

Born in Hartwith Kirkby Malzeard, Yorkshire on 1788 to James Trees and Mary Myers. James Trees married Mary Stead and had 11 children. He passed away on 19 Nov 1843 in Leeds West Yorkshire.

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Parents
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James Trees
1753 - 1829
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Mary Myers
1758 - 1813
Spouse(s)
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Mary Stead
1790 - 1863
Children Show all
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Elizabeth (Eliza) Trees
1810 - 1837
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William Trees
1814 - 1881
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John Trees
1819 - 1899
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Mary Trees
1816 - 1884
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Sophia Trees
1831 - 1881
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Thomas Trees
1822 - 1873
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Elizabeth Trees
1825 - 1874
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Sarah Alice Trees
1828 - 1897
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James Trees@
1825 - 1832
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Emily Trees
1836 - 1836
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Charles Trees
1813 - 1895

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