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Jane Atkinson

Birth19 Feb 1775 - Saxton, Yorkshire, , England
Death15 Feb 1835 - Micklefield, Yorkshire, , England
MotherAnn Smith
FatherGeorge Atkinson

Born in Saxton, Yorkshire, , England on 19 Feb 1775 to George Atkinson and Ann Smith. Jane Atkinson married Richard Bell and had 10 children. She passed away on 15 Feb 1835 in Micklefield, Yorkshire, , England.

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Parents
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George Atkinson
1738 - 1808
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Ann Smith
1746 - 1823
Spouse(s)
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Richard Bell
1778 - 1840
Children Show all
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Sarah Bell
1800 - 1867
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James Bell
1809 - 1817
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Richard Bell
1807 - 1875
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Richard Bell
1803 - 1805
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Nanny Bell
1805 - 1858
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John Bell
1799 - 1817
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Abia Bell
1811 - Unknown
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David Bell
1815 - 1817
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Jane Bell
1813 - 1845
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Hannah Bell
1817 - Unknown

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