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Jane Johnson

Birth1708 - England
Death21/02/1770 - Preston, Yorkshire, England
MotherAnn Craven
FatherJohn Johnson

Born in England on 1708 to John Johnson and Ann Craven. Jane Johnson married John Dalton and had 15 children. She passed away on 21/02/1770 in Preston, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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John Johnson
1680 - Unknown
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Ann Craven
1680 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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John Dalton
1700 - 1772
Children Show all
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William Dalton
1749 - 1810
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John Dalton
1731 - 1772
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Ann Dalton
1734 - 1737
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Thomas Dalton
1743 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Dalton
1739 - Unknown
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Mary Dalton
1746 - Unknown
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William Dalton
1735 - 1736
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William Dalton
1738 - 1738
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Ann Dalton
1763 - Unknown
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William Dalton
1767 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Dalton
1765 - Unknown
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John Dalton
1748 - 1753
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Thomas Dalton
1751 - 1751
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Jane Dalton
1735 - Unknown
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John Dalton
1733 - 1830

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