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James Workman

Birth1787 - Bisley, Glos.
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherHester Smith
FatherSamuel Workman

Born in Bisley, Glos. on 1787 to Samuel Workman and Hester Smith. James Workman married Sarah Young and had 17 children.

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Parents
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Samuel Workman
1764 - 1831
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Hester Smith
1757 - 1819
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Young
1791 - Unknown
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Jane Pearce
1784 - Unknown
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Jane Workman
Unknown - Unknown
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Jane Pearce
1784 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Caroline Workman
1815 - 1875
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Levi Workman
1809 - 1883
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John Workman
Unknown - Unknown
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Eliza Workman
1810 - Unknown
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Samuel Workman
Unknown - Unknown
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Ezra Workman
1819 - Unknown
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Cornelias Workman
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Ann Workman
1811 - Unknown
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Rebecca Workman
1816 - Unknown
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Olivia Workman
1818 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Workman
1807 - 1874
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Rebecca Workman
1817 - 1882
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Olivia Workman
1819 - Unknown
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Holy Workman
1827 - 1891
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James Workman
1834 - Unknown
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Jacob Workman
1832 - 1851
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John Workman
1819 - 1899

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